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# walk through the sources tree to collect all configuration source files for each supported service;
 
# walk through the sources tree to collect all configuration source files for each supported service;
# apply configuration by writing sources content to proper configuration files for particular service on particular OS, the backup copies will be kept;
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# apply the configuration by writing the sources content to the proper configuration files for a particular service on the particular OS, the backup copies will be kept;
# ask mace provider of particular service to make sure that everything, related to this service, is good, e.g., check if Prosody SSL keys/certificates exist and are not expired, or check if Squid's swap is created;
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# ask the mace provider of a particular service to make sure that everything, related to this service, is good, e.g., check if Prosody SSL keys/certificates exist and are not expired, or check if Squid's swap is created;
 
# if a new configuration is different from a previous one, or if step 3 changed something in the system, restart this service;
 
# if a new configuration is different from a previous one, or if step 3 changed something in the system, restart this service;
 
# make sure that service will be started at boot time;
 
# make sure that service will be started at boot time;
 
# if all the previous steps aborted due to failures, revert to the original configuration.
 
# if all the previous steps aborted due to failures, revert to the original configuration.
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To start applying process:
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To start the applying process:
    
  sudo mace apply -v
 
  sudo mace apply -v
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If sources path is not default {{Code|/etc/sugar-server}}, use {{Code|--input}} argument to specify the right one.
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If the sources path is not the default, {{Code|/etc/sugar-server}}, use the {{Code|--input}} argument to specify the right one.
    
== Testing routines ==
 
== Testing routines ==

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