where is the correct cvs ?
 

Heya,
first thread I open so I guess I should give you my congratulations for the job you have done :)

Well, I looked at the sourceforge site and seems like task / bug parts are not updated :( Could be cool to get some notice there to keep everyone informed (take some time although).

Anyway, the thing I am looking for is the CVS tree, seems like the one which is at http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/eqemu is really old (5 months old). Are you still using cvs for current developping ? Any luck it can be made public ?

Wow, what a nice tool, especially where it shows you the changes in files between version numbers. I really wish it were still being used but perhaps its too much hassle.

Well, they dont use cvs. They just use sourceforge as a file repository, and as it provides you with some exposure in the open source community. Correct me if Im wrong, but I believe they are using a private Starteam for configuration management..

We do have a CVS, it's powered by a program called starteam, and it is a private CVS for the dev team only, sorry =(

hmmm
 

No need to be sorry :)

I was interested in the lastest combat system, will check in 3.2 once made public :p

cheers,

I'm curious -- is Starteam a form of CVS server? Is it better than the standard implemenation of cvs (from http://www.cvshome.org/)? Or is it a completely different SCM system?

I only ask because I've done a little bit of work with different SCM systems.

Starteam is the client for the CVS server which is called starbase (made by the same company). It's completely different, not usnig the same server or anything =)

Ah, it is a completely different SCM (source configuration management) system not in any way related to CVS. That's kind of what I suspected, but when you said it was a CVS server (which it's not) that confused me. I understand now. Thanks for clearing that up.

Sorry, let me restate. It is a form of "CVS". =)