ok...how's this ?? thanks !
1. Must be able to work with Patrol, JAVA, C, C++, SQL scripts
2. Access to source controlled thru policies so developers only have access
to the source they use
3. Version control with ability to rollback to previous versions easily
4. Must be able to work with UNIX and NT
5. Must have a GUI interface
6. Must have a command line interface
7. Must have tracking and reporting capability to determine who has what
and for how long
8. Authentication by strong passwords or a digital certificate
9. Must maintain an audit trail of source changes
10. Must have encrypted communication between the client and the repository
11. Source needs to be signed out to only one person
Randy Weigers
RedSiren Technologies
(412) 281-4427 x344
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-----Original Message-----
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Subject: Re: CVS
[ On Monday, June 18, 2001 at 10:55:33 (-0400), Randall Weigers wrote: ]
> Subject: CVS
>
> Can you review the attached list and tell me how CVS fairs in regard
> to the characteristics we are looking for in a source management system??
Nope. You've posted using a proprietary document format. Please only
ever send ASCII text to a public forum such as this.
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