[Savannah-cvs] [HomepageUpload] (edit) mention web repos always use cvs; make code examples actually be line-for-line

[karl]

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-   1. First, you need to configure your SSH access - (see SshAccess).
-   2. You should have read instructions in your CVS project page on savannah 
(like the emacs CVS page http://savannah.gnu.org/cvs/?group=emacs).
-   3. You should go in the local directory where you want to put your local 
copy the CVS HTML tree. For example:
1. First, you need to configure your SSH access - (see SshAccess).

2. You should have read instructions in your CVS project page on savannah (like 
the emacs CVS page http://savannah.gnu.org/cvs/?group=emacs).

3. You should go in the local directory where you want to put your local copy 
the CVS HTML tree. For example::


??changed:
-   4. Download the CVS HTML tree structure (substitute developername with your 
login and projectname with your project system name):

4. Download the CVS HTML tree structure (substitute developername with your 
login and projectname with your project system name)::


??changed:
-   5. Then, in the dir ~/project/www/projectname, you should copy all the 
files you want to insert in the CVS HTML tree. For example:

5. Then, in the dir ~/project/www/projectname, you should copy all the files 
you want to insert in the CVS HTML tree. For example::


??changed:
-   6. Once you have localy set your HTML tree, you can import it. To import a 
file and a directory:

6. Once you have locally set your HTML tree, you can import it. To import a 
file and a directory::


++added:
Unlike source repositories, the web repository must always use CVS.  This is 
due to the complex process involved with getting the files ultimately onto the 
real www.gnu.org machine, and supporting multiple VC's is not, at present, 
practical.


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