Hi there!

Question 1: We all have replace-cvs enabled in /etc/dispatch.conf, do we,
because this makes it easy to re-create old config versions. But how
exactly would I get back an older version of a file? I've never seen an
example yet. Would s.o. like to post a little example or point to some set
that actually mentions this?

Question 2: I also have replace-unmodified=yes, but I often see files that I
never even looked at before. What about that?

Thanks,

Wonko
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Hi,

On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 6:34 PM, Alex Schuster <wonko@wonkology.org> wrote:
> Question 2: I also have replace-unmodified=yes, but I often see files that I
> never even looked at before. What about that?

That's because dispatch-conf saves every file it processes in it's
archive directory.
When checking if you modified a file, it compares it to the one in it's archive.
So you have to look at each file at least once, because when it is
changed the first time, dispatch-conf does not have the old version

Benedikt
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