Rasku, I've wondered why they have not been used too.
RFC2396 - http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2396.html
There are issues raised in this forum regarding, IPV6, port numbers and
documentation that will do away if cvs adopts RFC2396 for CVSROOT
specifiers.
G
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Has any thought of using "standard" URL type CVSROOT. For ext access, you
would have:
cvse:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/usr/local/cvsroot
For pserver:
cvsp:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/usr/local/cvsroot
For local:
cvs:///usr/local/cvsroot
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