On Feb 21, 2017, at 7:07 PM, Petr Ferdus wrote:
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> Would anyone suggest possible workaround for Unix with no way to open
> repository placed in root of filesystem?
Who says you have to use just one repository for all of the directories you
manage on the whole system? Why not have one Fossil
Hi Peter,
> Would anyone suggest possible workaround for Unix with no way to open
> repository placed in root of filesystem?
If your sysadmin allows FUSE, you can use `bindfs` to bind-mount the
relevant directories as you wish inside your home directory (as an
unprivileged user).
Best,
Eduard
On
I am struggling to find a way to track changes in specific directories
under Unix root directory hierarchy. My r/w access is limited to some
subdirectories, as illustrated below.
I have r/w access in
/home/user/and/below
/user/anywhere/below
an read only access in
/some/directory/with/read/only/
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