Hi!

I'm afraid of getting expelled from this list someday for bringing this 
subject up so often, but I haven't received an answer yet.
My problem is that updating the basepackage via a dialup-connection and CVS 
seems almost impossible to me. First, the cvs client is obviously _sending_ 
every one of the local files to the server before updating my local copy. See 
this (partial) result of cvs -t update -APd:

cvs update: notice: main loop with 
CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/cvs/FlightGear-0.9
 -> rename(CVS/Entries.Backup,CVS/Entries)
 -> unlink(CVS/Entries.Log)
 -> Sending file `AtlasPalette' to server
 -> Sending file `ChangeLog' to server
 -> Sending file `Thanks' to server
 -> Sending file `joysticks.xml' to server
 -> Sending file `keyboard.xml' to server
 -> Sending file `large.sky' to server
 -> Sending file `materials.dtd' to server
...

Sending default.apt.gz alone kept my modem busy for about 5 minutes. Is there 
something wrong with my cvs-client or is this the normal behavior?
Second, this method of updating seems a waste of bandwidth to me, as the 
bigger part of all the files transmitted to and from the server are likely 
not to have changed since the last update.
Curt, could you therefore enable rsync-access to the basepackage at 
flightgear.org? This would make it possible for people without fast internet 
connections like me to run the latest release of flightgear.

Thanks, Matthias



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