ViewCVS (WAS: Re: [Maxlinux-devel] cvs.inceptionos.org)

[Michael L. <inc...@my...>]

Terry,

Not sure how to access CVS, as I have never used it in my life.=20
Anyeverhow....  We should use "ViewCVS" which is a frontend to CVS that
you can browse it on the Web.  KDE uses it, and it can be found at the
following URL:

http://viewcvs.sourceforge.net/

Just thought that we may want to use it as well.  Also, has anyone
started putting files of IOS into the CVS tree yet?


Michael






On Tue, 10 Sep 2002 09:46:04 +0100, "Terry Churchill"
<te...@do...> said:
> Hi,
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> I've now set up a chrooted cvs pserver on this machine, just waiting
> for
> DNS to update.
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> Unfortunately, until I've sorted out a web frontend for adding
> passwords
> I'll need you to do this:
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> Run mkpasswd (part of the whois package on debian)
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> Mail the output to cv...@do... along with your chosen username.
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> Sit back & wait whilst I sort out the neccasary & reply to you ;-)
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> Alternatively, if you really can't use mkpasswd mail me the password
> you
> want - I'd advise using gpg (My fingerprint is in my headers).
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> FYI, we have an anonymous, read-only user called cvs, with the password
> cvs for now. The cvsroot it:
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> ":pserver:use...@cv...:/inceptionos"
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> HTH
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