| How to pull the latest development copy of phpMyBitTorrent [message #172] |
Thu, 24 August 2006 13:08  |
 lodp 
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---- Instructions for CVS under Windows (with TortoiseCVS) are to be added shortly ----
Linux command-line
First, make sure you've got the cvs package installed. If you don't, install it by typing e.g.
Now open a shell and type cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@phpmybittorrent.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/phpmybittorrent co -P phpMyBitTorrent
This will create a folder named phpMyBitTorrent and download the latest development copy to it.
If you already pulled a CVS copy and only want an update, go to the place containing the phpMyBitTorrent folder, and type the above line.
There are CVS-GUIs around also, like cervisia for example. I've always found it easier to deal with the command line thing.
Linux Cervisia
Cervisia is a CVS-frontend similar to TortoiseCVS on windows.
Just hit
to get it installed. Now, start the application, select Repository > Repositories > Add, and enter
:pserver:anonymous@phpmybittorrent.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/phpmybittorrent
in the "Repository" field. Confirm. Now go Repository > Checkout, and select the repository you just entered. Enter "phpMyBitTorrent" in the "Module" field (careful -- this is case-sensitive), and specify where you want everything to be downloaded in the "Working Folder" field. Unless you specify a different name in the "Check out as", this will create a folder named "phpMyBitTorrent" in the working folder, which contains the latest CVS version of the tracker.
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