--- Larry Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wrote:
> >
> > At one time I had experimented with adding a version command to the
> > client/server protocol, perhaps I'll resurrect that work.
>
> I've just checked in a change that adds a "version" command -- it gives
> just the version message without all the copyright and help stuff you
> get from -v and, if the specified repository is remote, it gives the
> version for both client and server. I thought about building it in to
> -v rather than adding a new command, but it seemed like a good idea to
> keep -v purely local; I'll entertain suggestions to the contrary,
> though.
>
Cool. Yeah, keeping "-v" local-only sounds reasonable to me.
And thanks for the info about cvshome.com. Evidently I was just
jumping the gun a little bit. Now nslookup is reporting the
same IP for cvs.cyclic.com as it does for cvshome.com
(208.184.89.20), which it wasn't before. I just needed to wait
for the new IP to propagate through DNS.
-- steve
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