.cvspass is for remembering pserver passwords (SourceForge anonymous
access). As John needs developer access he is using the ext method,
which is designed to use rsh/ssh.
John, list the contents of one of your CVS/Root files. This will show
what repository the working directory is set up to.
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John,
You need to check out the your copy from the SF repository as your SF
user ID, not anonymously. It sounds like that is what you did.
Regards,
Curt.
John Wojnaroski writes:
The source tree on opengc.org currently only builds on windows. We've
had
some problems convincing
You need to check out the your copy from the SF repository as your SF
user ID, not anonymously. It sounds like that is what you did.
$ export CVS_RSH=ssh
$ cvs -z3:ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/opengc/ co opengc
cvs server: Updating opengc
CVS remembers your passwords after the first time you enter it. Look
for ~/.cvspass and you'll see what it does.
Curt.
John Wojnaroski writes:
You need to check out the your copy from the SF repository as your SF
user ID, not anonymously. It sounds like that is what you did.
The source tree on opengc.org currently only builds on windows. We've had
some problems convincing John W's CVS to talk to SourceForge, which is why
there are currently two versions of the code (kingmont and sourceforge).
The
autoconf scripts included in the SourceForge version are
John Wojnaroski writes:
Just to add a little more confusion
Boy, this is turning into a real bad mess.
The unix source on kingmont builds with the freetype 1.3 and gltt and should
work with the latest version of FG from the CVS, but the displays are
minimal, just the PFD stuff.
