On Wednesday, August 16, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I am going to set up CVS for managing Java development with JBuilder > 3.5 with 8 developers in a NT environment. > Company policy rules out using Linux as the CVS server. I can use a Sun > server, but that adds cost to my project, so I would preferrably use a > NT server for storing the CVS repository. Use unix. FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Solaris, etc. Trust me, much less pain that way. Consider the cost of frustration, and of paying a person to manage (and/or fix) when problems arrise as well, before you say that a Sun costs too much... > Any suggestions for setting up WinCVS client + (server) on NT4? Run away screaming in terror. --Toby.
