Re: cvs repository

[Benjamin M. <be...@me...>]

If you use sourceforge's cvs and you are the only developer then by default 
anyone can co a read-only version of the current cvs and only you can 
add/change.  Only if you give a perticular devloper access can they make 
changes to it.

-Benjamin


On Tuesday 19 June 2001 18:56, Jamie Cameron wrote:
> Benjamin Meyer wrote:
> > I noticed that we are not using sourceforge's cvs for the repository.  I
> > couldn't find a developers page in the webmin website.  Where does the
> > current cvs reside?  (Is there a cvs?)  Is there a reason for us not to
> > use the sourceforge cvs?
>
> As other people have mentioned, there is no CVS repository for webmin yet.
> What I might do in future is setup a kind of read-only CVS so that people
> can download the very latest version from sourceforge, but I am kind of
> reluctant to move to a full read-write repository in which multiple people
> can make updates.
>
> This is because almost all of the current development is done by me, and
> there doesn't seem to be any problem with people submitting patches by
> email. Also, there is plenty of scope for developing modules that themes
> that are totally separate from the core code ..
>
>  - Jamie
>
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