Re: [Groupsuite-list] CVS Import

[TeamHost L. <of...@te...>]

Hello again.

Fine that cvs works.
Unfortunately it is still not visible on the summary page of sf.net.

I would still like everybodies suggestions about the GroupSuite in order
to plan on parts / modules and possible a functional specification for the
projekt.

Bye,
Alexander


> Sorry I've been a little slow on doing much of anything. First keyboard
> craps out, then work caught with me and we had a lot of overtime.
> Today's Canada Day so I can't do much either but I'll start hacking away
>  at something tomorrow.
>
> The CVS works fine. I don't have trouble performing a checkout.
> If you're using CVS (not WinCVS or something like it)  the following
> works
>
> export CVS_RSH=ssh
> cvs -d: ext: use...@cv...:/cvsroot/groupsuite checkout
> groupsuite
>
> I'm not to sure about WinCVS and how it works. I don't like it cause it
> causes headaches with binary files.
>
> If someone managed to checkout groupsuite from CVS let me know.  As I
> write this I'm checking the status
> Sourceforge's CVS server.
>
> I'll try and come up with something for a setup file. If you have any
> requests let me know.
>
> TeamHost Limited wrote:
>
>>Hello!
>>
>>Still there seems to be no CVS update... :-(
>>(Been a "little" more than 24 hrs. now.)
>>
>>
>>
>>>The setup(configuration) file Will be constantly changing for everyone
>>> This
>>>means the every time someone commits something it will also commit
>>> that file because it will most likely be
>>>different the to repository version. Everyone will also have to
>>> remember
>>> to change or delete there working
>>>version when they update. This is tedious and accident prone.
>>>
>>>
>>##
>>You are right on that one.
>>
>>
>>
>>>My project creates the config file on setup, and provides a template
>>> to create the actual config file, but CVS is setup
>>>to ignore the actually configuration script. I'd suggest doing
>>> something
>>> like this or, if theres better ideas out there,
>>>one of them might be more reasonable.
>>>
>>>
>>##
>>Just go ahead if your a familiar with this - would be great to make
>> installation and setup easier.
>>
>>Bye,
>>Alexander