To augment this (I'm new to GIT), I'd like...

2010-05-25T22:01:10.564+05:30

To augment this (I'm new to GIT), I'd like to push the GIT archive to a remote server for redundancy/backup purposes; but, I want the configs for each system to remain individual, not in a massive archive.

As I'm understanding, for each directory you want to have GIT management, you must do "git init" in -- or is there a simpler way to manage a larger tree? I wouldn't want, for example, to have GIT be aware of /dev (grin).

Cool! This is very useful to backup critical conf...

2010-01-05T23:49:38.709+05:30

Cool! This is very useful to backup critical config files. I used to backup my /home into svn sometime back. That came out handy when I had to change machines/distros with a clean sweep.

Comments on Anuradha's Diary: Using GIT to Manage Config Files

To augment this (I'm new to GIT), I'd like...

Cool! This is very useful to backup critical conf...