> I've switched to a different method that preserves .ikiwiki, w/o checking
> it in. --[[Joey]]
+----
+
These instructions should probably show how to use a bare Git repository
(`GIT_DIR=somewhere.git git-init-db`) rather than a repository with a full
working copy. You can always clone the repository if you want your own local
working copy before pushing them to the repository and causing the wiki to
update. --[[JoshTriplett]]
+> I'm currently testing and running such a setup. --[[tschwinge]]
+
Furthermore the git instructions should be changed to move the *.ikiwiki*
directory back into the wiki's working copy directory, isn't it? --[[tschwinge]]
+
+> Yes, I think so. I will clean these instructions up unless somebody tells me we're missing something fundamental. --[[BartMassey]]
+
+>> Either you do it or I'll do it somewhen soon. --[[tschwinge]]
+
+----
+
+Curious as to why support for CVS is not built in. --[[Luther]]
+
+> See [[todo/CVS_backend|todo/CVS_backend]], but you might consider switching to a better version control system. --[[JoshTriplett]]
+
+----
+
+On the git setup instuctions, I wonder if this wouldn't work as well and be
+simpler? --[[Joey]]
+
+ REPOSITORY=~/wiki.git
+ mkdir $REPOSITORY
+ cd $REPOSITORY
+ git --bare init --shared
+ mv $SRCDIR $SRCDIR.old
+ git clone $REPOSITORY $SRCDIR
+ cd $SRCDIR
+ echo /.ikiwiki > .gitignore
+ mv $SRCDIR.old/* $SRCDIR.old/.* .
+ rmdir $SRDDIR.old
+ git add .
+ git commit -m "initial commit"
+ git push