Can someone give short and easy instructions how to submit files to cvs on SoucreForge.net? It seems I am not smart enough to do that.

What do you mean ?
Isn't it working like any other CVS server ?

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Read my question again.

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SF.net needs SSH for submitting files.

DJ, Read this, escepially chapter I-4! And then you have also to:
setenv save CVS_RSH ssh

Mmmh, don't know if that covers all necessary steps :)

[ Edited by todi on 2005/3/8 4:27 ]

This doesnt help me much. No one able to give me a short step-by-step instruction?

Try this:
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=2238&group_id=13560

Replace the YAM specific parts with your project data.

SourceForge also has a help page about cvs, although not Amiga specific.

If you need general help about cvs see here:
http://cvsbook.red-bean.com/

If it still doesn't work then keep in mind that SF is broken sometimes, so the problem isn't necessarily your fault.

Hm, this YAM doc looks to easy. I will give it a try.

what port of CVS are You using?

it is working without any problem on AmigaOS4 using amCVS... and You don't need to use OpenSSH, as there is SSH support build in

What kind of error messages you are getting? Or is it just about using cvs commands? (add/commit)

@dj:

whats so problematic? Todi pointed you to the right things.

First setup your TCP/IP and GG environement properly. As described in the link todi gave you. Its not much you have to take care for. Basically done in 5 minutes.

The next step is to get a proper cvs (use the one from http://www.binaryriot.com/tux f.ex.).

Then install ssh (a few days/weeks ago one port with some tty fix was released, it should work fine for this purpose).

Then export the env variable as todi pointed out and cvs will automatically pipe over ssh. Just use cvs -d :ext:... instead cvs -d :pserv:... when you try to access the repository. Thats all.

Very easy ond no magic.


regards,
tokai

[ Edited by tokai on 2005/3/9 2:35 ]

Ah, someone gives me now the right points. But seems not to work. Cant connect.