8 Feb 00:41
Re: Hosting Arch archive on Sourceforge
David Hough <david <at> thepriorities.com>
2005-02-07 23:41:53 GMT
2005-02-07 23:41:53 GMT
Hi, I've been playing around with the archive hosted on sourceforge and there doesn't seem to be too many problems with using it. The most important thing to remember is to either change your umask or do a chmod after commiting to make sure other group members still have write access. I have now created a new archive (david <at> thepriorities.com--2005) which has been branched off the sourceforge archive (zinf-devel <at> sourceforge.net) instead of Kristian's. This is located at http://www-users.york.ac.uk/~djh123/arch2005/ and contains the two branchs zinf--browsermm and zinf--xmltree. Would anyone have any objections to moving the zinf-devel <at> sourceforge.net archive from /home/groups/z/zi/zinf/archive to /home/groups/z/zi/zinf/htdocs/archive so that it is avaliable via the website? It seems kind of stupid to have keep it private. If you start using it, and it gets moved, it can simply be reregistered at the new location without breaking anything. I have written some very very simple shell scripts to illustrate some examples of how to use the archive for commiting to CVS. First off you need to register the archive, and create a cvs-arch hybrid tree for tla-cvs-sync to run in. #!/bin/sh #Registers the Zinf archive and creates a CVS/Arch Hybrid tree #Usage:(Continue reading)
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