Terrence Brannon writes:
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> I am trying to make use of freepository.com's free CVS features... but
> they do not use pserver or ext but something called sserver.
sserver is not part of standard CVS. You may find the following link
helpful, particularly "Compiling and installing cvs-sserver" and
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Terrence Brannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am trying to make use of freepository.com's free CVS features... but
> they do not use pserver or ext but something called sserver. Here is what
> they say to do:
The :sserver: method is presently only
I am trying to make use of freepository.com's free CVS features... but
they do not use pserver or ext but something called sserver. Here is
what they say to do:
Setting your local CVSROOT
Open the email freepository just sent you. It contains the CVSROOT
string to use for secure remote comman
