Hi,
Thanks to the excellent help I've gotten from tummy.com, you can now all have
access to the CVS server at cvs.linux-ha.org.
To get read-only access to the CVS instance, here's what you do:
export CVSROOT=:pserver:guest@cvs.linux-ha.org:/home/cvs/linux-ha
Next you need to do a "cvs login" command.
Then, you can do normal CVS commands, and things should go quite well from
there.
For example, I did a "cvs co", and got a copy of the workspace. Once you have a
copy, you can do a "cvs update" to see the latest changes to the repository.
This contains the patch I just made for Steve Beattie.
OOOH! I'm so excited! [doesn't take much, does it?]
Again thanks to Rob Riggs and all the fine folks at tummy.com!
-- Alan Robertson
alanr@bell-labs.com
Thanks to the excellent help I've gotten from tummy.com, you can now all have
access to the CVS server at cvs.linux-ha.org.
To get read-only access to the CVS instance, here's what you do:
export CVSROOT=:pserver:guest@cvs.linux-ha.org:/home/cvs/linux-ha
Next you need to do a "cvs login" command.
Then, you can do normal CVS commands, and things should go quite well from
there.
For example, I did a "cvs co", and got a copy of the workspace. Once you have a
copy, you can do a "cvs update" to see the latest changes to the repository.
This contains the patch I just made for Steve Beattie.
OOOH! I'm so excited! [doesn't take much, does it?]
Again thanks to Rob Riggs and all the fine folks at tummy.com!
-- Alan Robertson
alanr@bell-labs.com