> On Jan 16, 2007, at 8:18 AM, Jim Rees wrote:
>
> > We (OpenAFS) have just ordered a brand new server for OpenAFS
> > development.
> > Would it make sense to host this service or something similar there?
> > Especially if someone like Dale were willing to set it up?
>
> If the server would be for things such as this, sure. Setting up
> OpenGrok is no big deal.
>
> One thing I found out last night is that for the history/diffing
> component to work, OG will need access to the CVSROOT of the openafs
> repository.
>
> If that could be made available somehow via some sort of networked
> file system *cough* or even just a ssh account that can employ the
> use of rsync, that would be fine.
...
You mean like:
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs co CVSROOT
?
Hopefully that's not what you really want; looks like the last time
anything under there was updated was 2003. Subscribing some automated
script to [EMAIL PROTECTED] might get you more of what you need,
that is until the spam starts to arrive. I suspect Derrick can get you
set up with something actually useful.
-Marcus
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