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backing up /etc using svn
From: dninja at gmail.com (Robin Wood)
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 2009 14:18:00 +0100
2009/8/12 Dale Stirling <dale at puredistortion.com>:
Robin, What about using sudo as you could lock a user down to only execute the commands that you need as UID 0 and go from there.
Don't think that would work. If I was worried about trust the worry would be at the remote end not locally. So remotely I'd either have to let root have ssh access which would leave me with a repo only accessed by root or I'd have to use a non-root user which keeps ssh secure but then leaves the repo owned by someone other than root. Robin
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- backing up /etc using svn Dale Stirling (Aug 12)
- backing up /etc using svn Robin Wood (Aug 12)