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by Gnewt 4579 days ago
I use etckeeper, which is basically the same thing except with some nice hooks like auto-commit on apt-get install.
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And fixes the permissions. With /etc in git it becomes world-readable.
A script that gets the current permissions for every file/dir and emits a chmod command for each one is pretty handy.