Hi guys,
(FYI: I'm from Cenqua.)
Firstly, I can confirm that we do give zero-cost licenses for FishEye to
Open Source projects. Infact IIRC, you guys already have a license for
Clover, one of our other products.
> cool. Definitely worth investigating then - is it something SF are willing to
> install on their servers do you know?
If sf.net were willing to run FishEye alongside viewcvs, we would be
more than happy to give sf.net a license to do so: for all projects at
sf.net.
We intend to apporach them about this, but having it requested directly
by projects might make sf.net more willing to investigate it. Feel free
to email sf.net asking that they look at installing FishEye.
Having said that, there is one "hack" you can do to get FishEye running
on your sf.net project. Simply run FishEye on your own server, and
replicate the CVS repository to your own server using the nightly CVS
tarball:
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=768&group_id=1#nightlytarballs
Lastly, we do intend to eventually support pserver access in FishEye.
However, it won't be the most performant way to access a CVS repository,
and it is probably not a good idea to overload sf.net's
already-overloaded CVS servers.
=Matt
Darren Davison wrote:
> On Thu, October 28, 2004 15:46, Matthew E. Porter said:
>
>>According to the TSS announcement
>>(http://theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=29560) , they do
>>offer a free license for open source projects.
>>
>>http://www.cenqua.com/freelicenserequest!default.jspa
>
>
> cool. Definitely worth investigating then - is it something SF are willing to
> install on their servers do you know?
>
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