Hi, For some time I have been interested in setting up version control for all of the configuration files on my computer. fsvs appears to be very close to what I've been looking for, so I am trying to get started with it. I'm using fsvs 1.0.11.
The one thing I am having trouble with is the ignore patterns. In many cases, a directory has some large number of files, and I want to version exactly one of them, no matter what files exist in that directory in the future. Like for example, I want to version /data/pgsql/postgresql.conf but I don't want to version anything else under /data/pgsql. What I have tried doing is defining ignores like this: t./data/pgsql/postgresql.conf ./data/pgsql However, the result is that all of /data/pgsql is ignored, including the postgresql.conf file. If I then try "fsvs add ./data/pgsql/postgresql.conf" I get a segementation fault. I've tried putting the "take" pattern in front of and behind the "ignore" pattern. It doesn't seem to matter. Is there any way for me to do what I want? Thanks! bn -- Brett Neumeier ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
