> no, because the files were moved, so when you checkout php-src you won't > get the files. Only if you are considering adding "advanced pecl > support" that will parse 'cvs log's of the pecl files and checkout each > revision, but that seems too hardcore for now :)
That's what the script does for php-src. I don't see it as a problem. > Anyway, reducing the load on the cvs server is always a good thing (tm) > (so that developers don't have excuses to work :P) I'm not the least bit worried about the load on the CVS server, now that it's on Y1: 96.24% idle: cpu0 95.02% idle: cpu2 93.80% idle: cpu1 90.67% idle: cpu3 Plus, we shouldn't be running this script very regularly (-: S