REMOTE VERSION CONTROL, VERSION 3.2 (Aug 23, 2010)


rvc copies files back and forth between a working directory of your
favourite version control system and a designated place. This is
useful if you want a file under version control that has to reside at
a place where you cannot keep the administrative information of your
version control system, or where you don't want to keep it. It can
also be useful if you only want to keep a few files under version
control that are scattered among a huge number of files that you do
not want to keep revision control of, e.g., because the other files
are the unmodified configuration files of your favourite distribution
of your operating system.



INSTALLATION

Just copy the file rvc to some directory in $PATH and copy (gzip'ed
copies of) rvc.1, rvc-examples.1 and rvc-multifiles.1 to some
directory named man1 which is a subdirectory of a directory in
$MANPATH, and copy (a gziped copy of) rvc-files.5 to a directory named
man5 which is a subdirectory of a directory named in $MANPATH.

If you are using the bash and want bash completion for rvc, copy the
file rvc_bash_completion to a suitable place and source it from your 
bash configuration file.


make localinstall
will install rvc in your home directory (in ~/bin and ~/man).

make localuninstall
will undo what localinstall did.

make install
will do a system wide installation




FURTHER INFORMATION
including the latest Version of this program can be found on the web
page http://www.linta.de/~aehlig/rvc/