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Etckeeper

mikhomikho Member

Has anyone here used Etckeeper before?

Automated versioning of the /etc sounds like a smart idea.

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  • AdducAdduc Member

    It's been a godsend in both production and development servers alike. We use it to track changes to not only what updates break, but also changes to /etc/hosts, /etc/fstab, and other files that developers may mess around with during development.

  • dannixdannix Member

    I'm using it on all my servers. It works very nice and is very useful when you need to find out what you've installed/deinstalled recently. When configed to automatically push changes also to remote repository, you can have another backup copy of the configuration.

  • mikhomikho Member

    Thats what I like about it, you can choose what VCS you will use and if you know how to work with the VCS, you can do almost everything.

  • dannixdannix Member

    yes, exactly it works perfect with git for me.

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