Re: VSS for WO/PB/Eclipse [NEWBIE]

• Subject: Re: VSS for WO/PB/Eclipse [NEWBIE]
• From: Javier Blanque <email@hidden>
• Date: Thu, 31 Jul 2003 11:37:35 -0300

Goodbye Bill wrote:

"It's already in your Mac" ... I think I've heard this a million times now,
but honestly don't know what it means. Does this mean a CVS client is
buried somewhere on my box or that there is a daemon running somewhere?

I know that CVS exists, but the only clients that I've found rely upon
SourceForge. I'm not too cool with uploading my private code to a public
server (regardless of whom may have access to my pieces).

Could someone clarify, please

CVS needs a repository. Often that is located on a remote server (for backup purposes) but there is nothing wrong in telling the cvs client that you want it just to use a local filesystem for this purpose.

Sounds like that is what you need. You will need to create the repository and the initial files, and then you are set. I do this so seldom that I must look it up everytime I need to do it.

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