Re: [Gnumed-devel] CVS monitor broken - status?

[Sebastian Hilbert]

On Thursday 18 March 2004 08:33, Jim Busser wrote:
> In looking over the gnumed.org site I clicked (within News) the link to
> CVS monitor http://cvsmonitor.gnumed.org/ and to my surprise at least
> got a connection and a web page drawing however what is there looks
> like a stub identifying it as CVS Monitor 0.6.2 however if one goes on
> to click a link on that page http://ali.as/devel/cvsmonitor/ there is
> recent news posted march 10 that 0.6.3 stable is available.
Here is the deal. Due to savannah being hacked they ceased to offer 'pserver' 
based repositories but switched to 'ext' . CVSmonitor does not handle ext 
repositories as of yet. Tony has been working hard to get the author of the 
software package cvsmonitor to add support for 'ext' repositories.
Last thing I know is that there will be support in the future but no specific 
date was given. cvsmonitor is not savannah resource but a third party 
package.

Hopefully support for ext CVS repositories will be added to cvsmonitor soon. 
Until then there is not much we can do unless someone is able to hack the 
cvsmonitor code which is freely available. 

It is Gnumed version independent and will be usefull even past 1.0.
It shows you what was added to the cvs tree recently. It draws up a couple of 
graphs to show you how your project grows and much more.

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