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List:       kde-kuml-devel
Subject:    Re: Cvs and Kuml
From:       Darius Stachow <dstachow () ngi ! de>
Date:       2000-06-24 12:18:59
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Hello Keith,


On Fre, 23 Jun 2000, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>  I am working on my bit for Kuml-the layout and drawing of text labels-
>and would like to be able to use cvs/cvsup to update/checkout changes for
>Kuml but have had no success so far. Would someone be able e-mail
>information on how to do this. 
>  
To get a CVS account you have to send Stephan Kulow a mail as described below.



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Subject: CVS Access
Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 18:13:45 +0100
From: Darius Stachow <shiva@dialup.nacamar.de>


You need to have access to the KDE CVS server now.

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To gain access to the KDE CVS respository (discussed below), you firsly need
to have a good reason for wanting access. For example, you may be maintaining a
CVS module. If you think you have a good reason, send a polite email request to
Stephan Kulow <coolo@kde.org>. 

You'll also need to send him an encrypted password to get the account set up.
To create your encrpyted password, type: 

perl -e print\ crypt\('passwd','sa'\)\.\"\\n\"

where passwd is your choice of password and sa is two random characters from
the set (a-zA-Z0-9./). The output is your encrypted password. 
==========================================================

Execute the perl command with your OWN settings [(passwd)] and send the output
string to Stephan Kulow.

On my system I have created a new directory for the sources:
KDE/CVS/kdenonbeta/kuml
You can use the same directory structure if you like.

Do "cvs login" and enter your [(passwd)]

Before you can work on the sources you have to checkout it first.
cd KDE/CVS
cvs -z6 checkout kdenonbeta/kuml       -> subdir kdenonbeta/kuml will be created

You should take a look into the cvs man or info page for more information.

And take a look at cervisia (KDE CVS Frontend) !!!!

-- 

Open your mind ...
Darius
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Darius Stachow

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