Michael Stapelberg writes:
>> Interesting idea though with fetching/storing configuration files via a
>> revision control system. I think it would be worthwhile investigating
>> the use of branches to capture the differences between hosts.
> I decided against that in the first place because the a
Hi Mark,
* [17.05.09 01:35]:
> My goal or use case is not entirely limited to "duplicating _my_ user
> environment across different machines" as I wrote above. I am actualy
> seeking the ability to package up the environment of any user on any
> machine. What that gives me is a quick path to produ
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the info and for explaining your model.
On Sat May 16, 2009 at 06:42:35PM +0200, Michael Stapelberg wrote:
> > I've been looking for a solution to the problem of duplicating my
> > user environment across different machines. My search has included
> > anything I could find
On Sat May 16, 2009 at 04:20:20PM +0100, Colin Tuckley wrote:
> Mark Lawrence wrote:
>
> >To include everything in your home directory you add
> >a line containing ’*’. However, be aware that
> >building a package requires twice the amount of space
> >
Hi Mark,
* [16.05.09 17:00]:
> I've been looking for a solution to the problem of duplicating my user
> environment across different machines. My search has included anything
> I could find between the extremes of "manual copying" to "cfengine",
> but until now I've not been lucky in finding anyth
Mark Lawrence wrote:
>To include everything in your home directory you add
>a line containing ’*’. However, be aware that
>building a package requires twice the amount of space
>on the disk as the included files, so you will not be
>able
I've been looking for a solution to the problem of duplicating my user
environment across different machines. My search has included anything
I could find between the extremes of "manual copying" to "cfengine",
but until now I've not been lucky in finding anything that integrates
nicely with Debian
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