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Creating a new working copy in an existing directory (/etc)

From: Nicolas Bonnefon <nicolasbonnefon_at_fr.st>
Date: 2003-03-29 14:59:56 CET

Hi,

I wonder if it's possible to update a directory (not under svn control)
with the repository.
Let me explain: I happily use svn to keep track of changes in my /etc
directory. /etc is actually a working copy of a svn repository and I can
use diff, make tags, etc... Now I want to share my /etc with another
box, this second box has a freshly installed system with it's own /etc
and I want to synchronize this /etc with the repository WITHOUT
overwriting the files (don't want to do "rm -Rf /etc; svn co
file:///repos/etc /etc" !!!!), I just want the new /etc to be under svn
control (a working copy) and then doing a merge by hand.
Is there a clean solution to do that? Is someone else managing is system
configuration with svn?

Thanks to you for bringing this excellent piece of software!

-- 
Nicolas Bonnefon <nicolasbonnefon@fr.st>
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