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Index of Subjects On Tue, 26 Oct 1999, Christopher Majka wrote: > > I'm thinking we can just modify the editing and IP-FTP scripts not to > > use RCS if an RCS directory doesn't already exist. That way new IPs won't > > have RCS, and we can slowly phase it out where it isn't needed, and keep > > it where it's useful (Chebucto stuff). > If we can work without it, where and for what purposes can people still > see a need for it? It's sometimes useful to keep track of why a public document (like /Home.html) is changed, and what was changed between revisions. > Also, I'm ashamed to say I can't recall what the purpose of the *.html~ > files is. They seem to linger for inordinate periods of time these days. Yes, they're backups created the first time a file is initiated into RCS, but I don't think any of the cronjobs deletes them.
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