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For centralized management, autoconfig still works for Firefox/Thunderbird/Mozilla. We can build a tool like the configuration editor in MCD as we did before, but I think to make a web application is more convinient. By using configuration editor, you have to generate the autoconfig.jsc locally and deploy it to the central server. If we build a web application, admin can maintain the configuration directly on the central server.
For centralized management, autoconfig still works for Firefox/Thunderbird/Mozilla. We can build a tool like the configuration editor in MCD as we did before, but I think to make a web application is more convinient. By using configuration editor, you have to generate the autoconfig.jsc locally and deploy it to the central server. If we build a web application, admin can maintain the configuration directly on the central server.
--[[User:MikeKaply|MikeKaply]] 08:38, 28 Apr 2005 (PDT)
Was there any effort made in the beginning to move some of the CCK specific changes into preferences, or was it always assumed that DTD/properties files would be modified?
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