Larry Jones wrote:
> Stephen Cameron writes:
>>
>> Is the CVS server at cvs.cyclic.com still accepting
>> anonymous connections? It was a few days ago, I'm sure.
>
> It seems to have quit accepting connections of any kind
> sometime yesterday afternoon. I presume it's being moved
> from SourceGear to OpenAvenue, but I don't know that for
> sure. If it is, it sure would have been nice if we'd been given
>at least a little advance notice.
I saw this message (below) on deja.com from Jason Williams, dated 6/30/2000,
so I guess they did give notice. [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list seems
rather unreliable lately. I didn't see that message on egroups.com.
And I quit getting mail from info-cvs altogether at my subscribed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] account. (although that could
be Compaq's doing, not sure.) Also, I posted a couple patches
to sanity.sh awhile back and I never saw them show up on egroups.com
or deja.com but I know that at least one person (Pavel Roskin) got
them. Has anyone else noticed info-cvs behaving like this? (over
the last month or so?)
anyway here's the message from Jason Williams at
Openavenue, dated 6/30/2000
>
> In our role as the stewards of CVS, OpenAvenue will be moving
> the official CVS development repository as of Wednesday 5 July
> 2000. The setup will be the same as on the Cyclic Software
> server. It will be set up with pserver authentication, anonymous
> access, and an identical cvsroot. For example, the CVS repository
< can be accessed as anonymouswith guest as the password
> and using the following command:
>
> cvs -d
> :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home2/cvsroot login
>
> We don't foresee any problems with the switch over but
< if you experience any difficulties please contact Jason
> Williams, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
