On 5/22/2010 12:58 PM, Daniel Carrera wrote: > > Tim Jenness<[email protected]> wrote: > >> On Sat, 22 May 2010, Daniel Carrera wrote: >> >> Someone needs to volunteer to do the conversion. > > Is "copy and paste" not ok? Is it important to keep the CSV history? > Unless I am mistaken, I do not have access to the server. Do I? > > Maybe I'm just confused and I could have done this myself a week ago > without bothering anyone. If I can do it myself, just point me in the > right direction.
You have CVS Access, GIT Access, and Shell Access for PDL at sourceforge.net. That is all you should need to do this. >> "you"? You are one of us now :-) > > I didn't think I had the right access to do it... Do I? I'm happy to do > it myself. You are busy and I am just sitting here twiddling my thumbs. I think you'll need to convert some of your "thumb twiddling" time into "figure out how to do it" time. Somehow you appear to have gotten the impression that PDL developers are all-knowing and all-powerful. :-) A quick google showed that there is a git-cvsimport command that can be used to migrate a CVS repo to git. A simple, all defaults, conversion should be enough for the web site as the web site content is the important part and not the detailed change logs. Please use pdl-www as the repository name. Once you get things converted, let me know and I can set up an empty repository on sourceforge.net for you to upload to. There are instructions on sourceforge.net on how to set up a repository. You'll need to use a shell session to complete them. Just be careful not to issue any git delete commands. It would be a *huge* help if you could document the details of both steps of the conversion. Cheers, Chris _______________________________________________ PDL-porters mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.jach.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/pdl-porters
