I just installed fresh CentOS and i found couple updates using yum check-updates. The questions are: 1. How can I do backups for all the files on each update? For example, rpm or udev. I tried cp -Rp /where-it-is-located /to-where-i-want it works. but: 2. How do I know which files or directories to backup?

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