hm... i'm by no means a fan of cvs... have my own cvs server around here
for univeristy tasks but i really hate it...
i'll try out subversion after i overhauled the server (replacing the
cranked up Debian installation with a real clean
LFS installation). it looks way better so far. i just can't stand
creating fake system users to deal with cvs or having
cvs transmit passwords non-encrypted over the aether... arg!
Roland
Finn Bastiansen wrote:
Hi Roland,
I never used CVS (I mean really _used_, I just do the regular checkouts), so I am by no means an expert. But cvschroot stands for "cvs change root", that means the root directory of the cvs repository on the respective cvs server. The Root files are placed in every subfolder. The script changes this entry recursively in every "Root" file. Otherwise I would have had (correct grammar?) to download the whole repository again.
Bye, Finn
On 2004-05-30 at 10:54:55 [+0200], you wrote:
what's that cvschroot meant to do? or rather... whatsit?
Roland
