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Put /etc under version control using etckeeper. | This role has been migrated to DebOps

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DebOps etckeeper

Travis CI test-suite Ansible Galaxy

debops-contrib.etckeeper will install etckeeper which puts /etc under version control. To do this it hooks into the package management and from now on automatically commit changes to a local git repository under /etc/.git.

This makes it easy to see which changes are applied on a specific host and quickly revert them, if something breaks.

Credits

This role was influenced by groover.etckeeper but has been rewritten from scratch to make it suitable for the DebOps project.

Installation

This role requires at least Ansible v2.1.3. To install it, run:

ansible-galaxy install debops-contrib.etckeeper

Documentation

More information about debops-contrib.etckeeper can be found in the official debops-contrib.etckeeper documentation.

Contributing

Please note that this repository is not the upstream repository where changes should be contributed to. Head over to https://github.com/debops/debops where you can find the contents of this repo and where changes are welcome.

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Authors and license

License: GPL-3.0


This role is part of DebOps Contrib. README generated by ansigenome.

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