oopsi forgot, why I want this.. if I have to run /etc under subversion control I have
to first
import it into repository, then move /etc, and then checkout... u know what mess
happens if
permission changes ?
Is there some way to preserve the dir but just add svn/cvs metadata(i.e. dir)..
So I don
Does subversion preserve the file permissions 'cause cvs doesn't and it will need
alot of additional work
to use it really transparently.. tia
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|I'v been reading about subversion, it seems like it could be a good starting point,
for what you describe.
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|http://subversion.tigris.org/
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raptor wrote:
hi,
is there a project for a cvs like system... what I think is something like, having
simulaneously different
states/profiles of my system..
say I boot in my system version A, install packge X,Y,Z.. when I log in my ver B I don
have them..
but on the other hand they start of a
On Jan 24, 2004, at 2:11 pm, raptor wrote:
is there a project for a cvs like system... what I think is something
like, having simulaneously different
states/profiles of my system..
I have found the idea of a versioned file-sytem rather appealing, since
I read about the suggestion in "The UNIX HAT
hi,
is there a project for a cvs like system... what I think is something like, having
simulaneously different
states/profiles of my system..
say I boot in my system version A, install packge X,Y,Z.. when I log in my ver B I don
have them..
but on the other hand they start of a common system an
