On Fri, Feb 11, 2005 at 06:36:04PM +0100, Enrico Zini wrote:
> Hello,
>
> a tip to share:
>
> # Install svk
> apt-get install svk
>
> # Initialize a depot in /root/.svk
> svk depotmap --init
>
> # Import /etc making it a working copy
> svk import --to-checkout //etc /etc
>
> # Make your depot not that readable
> chmod -R go-rwx ~/.svk
>
> # Remove volatile files from revision control
> cd /etc
> svk rm -K adjtime ld.so.cache
>
> ...and voilą, you have /etc/ under revision control, without CVS or .svn
> or {arch} files around. The syntax of svk is just like the syntax of
> svn, of which it's a distributed extension.
Also, if instead of just using svk import one mirrors the //etc svk path from
a repository somewhere accessible, one can use svk push/pull to keep a copy on
a server, where a fault in the local hard disk will not destroy the contents.
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