Hi,
I've installed and am happily using CVS on my user account here at
school. The problem is that we're allowed only a limited amount of
storage so I have to refrain from using CVS in some situations
(projects with images, binary files, etc.).
So, my question is: Is it possible for CVS to keep all repository
files in a compressed format? Ideally, the compression would be the
final step in committing and the first in retrieving revisions so
that, for example, diffs would operate on the actual file and not the
compressed file.
Moreover, it would be nice if there were a way to do this so that a
user could write their own scripts to (un)process the RCS files rather
than to build compression into CVS. That way a person could do things
like, say, encrypt the RCS files to make an even more secure
repository.
Any thoughts on how to do this?
Thanks ~ pat
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