ts2k-interface-developers

[Ts2k-interface-developers] CVS repository

[Dale E. E. <de...@w-...>]

To all:

The initial CVS repository is now up and running.  The command line for
linux is as follows:

        (mkdir ts2k-interface    # or whereever you will be putting your
CVS files.
       cd ts2k-interface
        cvs
-d:ext:You...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co
standalone
        cvs
-d:ext:Yor...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co
library
        cvs
-d:ext:You...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co gui
The directories standalone/ library/ and gui/ will each be created and
all files that are in
them will be downloaded.  The option -z3 will compress the files and may
be faster.

I tried to e-mail the same stuff, but I went through the mail list and
it was too large.
Call me if you have problems and I'll e-mail them direct.

*****************
I'm going to create a file gui/Test.  It will have three sections of
arbitrary data.  Please
edit your section of the file and commit it back into the CVS
repository.  When we are
all happy and confident that this works, we'll continue on with
development.
*****************

73's
Dale
kd7eni

[Ts2k-interface-developers] CVS repository

[Dale E. E. <de...@w-...>]

Rich,

Just wondering if you were able to do any CVS yet.  I know you're
busy with the remodel.  There is code our CVS repository now so
you can do a check out and check in of the sources.  Let me know.

73's

Dale, kd7eni

[Ts2k-interface-developers] Re: write access

[Dale E. E. <de...@w-...>]

John,

The problem is not on the sourceforge end at all.  You *must*
use a  ssh method like PuTTY.  I use the real 'ssh' by setting
CVS_RSH = ssh in the environment variable.

Also, if you checked out the sources via anonymous pserver,
then modify and attempt to commit them, you will get a write
error as described in the Doc page I referred to.

My CVS works perfectly and I have the exact same priviledges
as you.  Re-read the Sourceforge Doc I referred to and note
and perform everything that deals with PuTTY (Windoze version
of ssh as best as I could determine.)

(The RIG *rig, does handle the I/O in hamlib.  I don't have
the standalone version written.  I haven't thought much about
it yet until I get the hamlib version debugged.)

Dale

John Long wrote:

> Here is a link to the info on restricting write access to the files.
>
> https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=772&group_id=1
>
> The section is about 1/3 the way down the page.
>
> I can't even see the root files.
>
> John

Re: [Ts2k-interface-developers] CVS repository

[John L. <jo...@th...>]

Well I created a CVS client on my Windows 2000 system and checked out the
three folders.
They seem to contain objects.

Now to get the complier going.

John

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Dale E. Edmons" <de...@w-...>
To: <ts2...@li...>
Sent: Saturday, February 08, 2003 8:52 PM
Subject: [Ts2k-interface-developers] CVS repository


> To all:
>
> The initial CVS repository is now up and running.  The command line for
> linux is as follows:
>
>         (mkdir ts2k-interface    # or whereever you will be putting your
> CVS files.
>        cd ts2k-interface
>         cvs
> -d:ext:You...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co
> standalone
>         cvs
> -d:ext:Yor...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co
> library
>         cvs
> -d:ext:You...@cv...:/cvsroot/ts2k-interface co gui
> The directories standalone/ library/ and gui/ will each be created and
> all files that are in
> them will be downloaded.  The option -z3 will compress the files and may
> be faster.
>
> I tried to e-mail the same stuff, but I went through the mail list and
> it was too large.
> Call me if you have problems and I'll e-mail them direct.
>
> *****************
> I'm going to create a file gui/Test.  It will have three sections of
> arbitrary data.  Please
> edit your section of the file and commit it back into the CVS
> repository.  When we are
> all happy and confident that this works, we'll continue on with
> development.
> *****************
>
> 73's
> Dale
> kd7eni
>
>
>
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Re: [Ts2k-interface-developers] CVS repository

[Dale E. E. <de...@w-...>]

I'm assuming that you meant files and not object code.  We don't want
the objects checked in.  Assuming that's what you meant, that's good.
As soon as Rich gets his up we'll be ready to attack the code.

Let me know how things go.

I also checked some of the boxes for the trove so maybe our project
may show up the trove search.  I tried out the news release too.

Dale, kd7eni


John Long wrote:

> Well I created a CVS client on my Windows 2000 system and checked out the
> three folders.
> They seem to contain objects.
>
> Now to get the complier going.
>
> John