I have a CVS server that could be accessible to the public, but I cannot guarantee 24 hour uptime (I'll turn it off at night when I go to sleep sometimes). But that would mean giving ppl access to my own secret code... right? Anybody know the specifics of CVS? Can I restrict access to my own code and allow access to another repository? At 05:53 PM 8/7/2003 +0000, you wrote: >Maybe someone could setup a CVS server with the muscle source and have >one or more people in charge of syncing with the main code base. > >My 2 bits... >Jeremiah Bailey > > > Hi David, > > > > LCS maintains the muscle source on our private CVS server, along with > > a l= > > ot of=20 > > other closed-source LCS code. I could ask my sysadmin about allowing > > =20 > > anonymous read-only access to the muscle repository if you like, but > > I'm = > > not=20 > > sure if it's possible to allow that for just one repository (and I am > > sur= > > e=20 > > they wouldn't want to allow anonymous access to the rest of our > > sources! = > > =20 > > :^)). I'm also not clear as to what the advantages of read-only CVS > > acce= > > ss=20 > > would be over just downloading and unzipping the latest released > > muscle.z= > > ip=20 > > file. Perhaps you can describe what benefits you see in having CVS > > acces= > > s? > > > > Jeremy > > > > >Hey, by the way, why can't MUSCLE reside in a "public" CVS > > > repository? > > > > > >Wouldn't that be pretty nice? > > > > > >Cheers, > > >David Svanberg