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Looking for VMS-style file versioning management for Linux
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| I must have been looking the wrong way ...
.... for a means to do file versioning NOT based on a CVS, but VMS style as
part of filesystem control.
Please point me a good place to look at,
HansH
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| s. keeling 2005-09-09, 8:46 pm |
| HansH <hans@niet.op.het.net>:
> I must have been looking the wrong way ...
> ... for a means to do file versioning NOT based on a CVS, but VMS style as
> part of filesystem control.
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> Please point me a good place to look at,
Z Shell (zsh) "VERSION_CONTROL=numbered".
Check the archives of zsh-users mailing list and zsh documentation. I
use zsh but don't use numbered version control so can't help further.
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