Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
> It appears (at least it did for me) that you can freely switch back and
> forth, with the caveat that if you try reverting to CVS, you may wind
up not
> being able to update because of server problems (same old, same old).
>
Hi Alexander,
Yes, you can switch between r
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I've seen the talk of the (experimental?) feature for updating using
rsync
Is this a feature that can be freely switched back a
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I've seen the talk of the (experimental?) feature for updating using
rsync
Is
Hi Bart,
No don't feel like the Lone Ranger, since my installation, I've never been able to run the first update. I'll leave your other ?'s for others.
John
On Saturday, Oct 11, 2003, at 12:45 America/Chicago, Bart Silverstrim wrote:
This is the third day where all I've gotten are connection erro
I've seen the talk of the (experimental?) feature for updating using rsync
Is this a feature that can be freely switched back and forth, using
selfupdate-cvs and selfupdate-rsync, or are there more settings that would
need to be changed to do so? Would there be risk of screwing up fink by
