Hi.
I'm looking for CVS tarball with RCS files inside of php-src and ZendEngine2
repositories. It would be possible to convert it to Subversion repository
with cvs2svn or VCP so browsing the repositories would be much easier.
Where can I find it?
.''. Piotr Roszatycki, Netia SA : :' : mailto:Piotr_Roszatycki@netia.net.pl. ' mailto:dexter@debian.org
I'm looking for CVS tarball with RCS files inside of php-src and ZendEngine2
repositories. It would be possible to convert it to Subversion repository
with cvs2svn or VCP so browsing the repositories would be much easier.Where can I find it?
We don't offer those tarballs.
regards,
Derick
I'm looking for CVS tarball with RCS files inside of php-src and
ZendEngine2 repositories. It would be possible to convert it to
Subversion repository with cvs2svn or VCP so browsing the repositories
would be much easier.Where can I find it?
We don't offer those tarballs.
So mirroring CVS via pserver protocol is the only choise?
--
.''. Piotr Roszatycki, Netia SA : :' : mailto:Piotr_Roszatycki@netia.net.pl. ' mailto:dexter@debian.org
I'm looking for CVS tarball with RCS files inside of php-src and
ZendEngine2 repositories. It would be possible to convert it to
Subversion repository with cvs2svn or VCP so browsing the repositories
would be much easier.Where can I find it?
We don't offer those tarballs.
So mirroring CVS via pserver protocol is the only choise?
Only if you want to see your IP blocked. The load on the CVS server is
high enough already anyway.
Derick
Derick Rethans
http://derickrethans.nl | http://ez.no | http://xdebug.org
I'm looking for CVS tarball with RCS files inside of php-src and
ZendEngine2 repositories. It would be possible to convert it to
Subversion repository with cvs2svn or VCP so browsing the
repositories would be much easier.Where can I find it?
We don't offer those tarballs.
So mirroring CVS via pserver protocol is the only choise?
Only if you want to see your IP blocked. The load on the CVS server is
high enough already anyway.
Why don't you provide alternative access to CVS? Is it technical or political
reason? Allowing to download the tarball could help to lower the load on CVS
server.
--
.''. Piotr Roszatycki, Netia SA : :' : mailto:Piotr_Roszatycki@netia.net.pl. ' mailto:dexter@debian.org
Let's turn the question on its head and ask why you need to mirror it.
--Wez.
I'm looking for CVS tarball with RCS files inside of php-src and
ZendEngine2 repositories. It would be possible to convert it to
Subversion repository with cvs2svn or VCP so browsing the
repositories would be much easier.Where can I find it?
We don't offer those tarballs.
So mirroring CVS via pserver protocol is the only choise?
Only if you want to see your IP blocked. The load on the CVS server is
high enough already anyway.Why don't you provide alternative access to CVS? Is it technical or political
reason? Allowing to download the tarball could help to lower the load on CVS
server.--
.''. Piotr Roszatycki, Netia SA : :' : mailto:Piotr_Roszatycki@netia.net.pl.' mailto:dexter@debian.org
Let's turn the question on its head and ask why you need to mirror it.
Why don't you provide alternative access to CVS? Is it technical or
political reason? Allowing to download the tarball could help to lower
the load on CVS server.
In fact I need the Subversion repository of PHP. It is very easy to convert
the CVS into Subversion if the RCS tarball is available.
Why Subversion?
Faster operations on repository.
Easy picking out the patches. I don't need to browse the whole tree and find
which files was changed in the same commit transaction.
Easier merging of changes from original source to local repository thanks to
SVK utility.
--
.''. Piotr Roszatycki, Netia SA : :' : mailto:Piotr_Roszatycki@netia.net.pl. ' mailto:dexter@debian.org
Let's turn the question on its head and ask why you need to mirror it.
Why don't you provide alternative access to CVS? Is it technical or
political reason? Allowing to download the tarball could help to lower
the load on CVS server.In fact I need the Subversion repository of PHP. It is very easy to convert
the CVS into Subversion if the RCS tarball is available.
Why do you need a subversion repository of PHP?
Derick
--
Derick Rethans
http://derickrethans.nl | http://ez.no | http://xdebug.org
Let's turn the question on its head and ask why you need to mirror
it.Why don't you provide alternative access to CVS? Is it technical or
political reason? Allowing to download the tarball could help to
lower the load on CVS server.In fact I need the Subversion repository of PHP. It is very easy to
convert the CVS into Subversion if the RCS tarball is available.Why do you need a subversion repository of PHP?
It is much simpler to trace separate commits and to do merging from upstream
to local repository.
Or perhaps you're asking why I need the PHP sources at all? Well, I think it
is off-topic issue...
--
.''. Piotr Roszatycki, Netia SA : :' : mailto:Piotr_Roszatycki@netia.net.pl. ' mailto:dexter@debian.org
I honestly don't see how it will be any better than CVS, if the data
comes from CVS in the first place.
Since we've generally got our plates full, we don't have the resources
to support third parties maintaining their own forks. We'd much
rather have those third parties working directly with us so that forks
are not necessary.
--Wez.
Why do you need a subversion repository of PHP?
It is much simpler to trace separate commits and to do merging from upstream
to local repository.
I honestly don't see how it will be any better than CVS, if the data
comes from CVS in the first place.Since we've generally got our plates full, we don't have the resources
to support third parties maintaining their own forks. We'd much
rather have those third parties working directly with us so that forks
are not necessary.
I should redirect you to SVK website (http://svk.elixus.org/) and especially
to http://svk.elixus.org/?SingleUserSVK
http://svk.elixus.org/?SyncReposBetweenServers and
http://svk.elixus.org/?SVKAsAProxyForCVSMirror
This is the better tool and designer to make the life much simpler, not more
complicated.
I.e. with CVS you can't get the diff of one commit for more that one file,
because the revisions are per file, not per repository. You can't find which
files was modified i.e. with "Fixed bug #34358" message without cvs2cl tool.
You have to dig the CVS repository and carefully read the log messages. It is
just one operation with Subversion.
Why don't you just provide the CVS tarball like for Sourceforge's projects?
Theirs tarballs are available as
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cvstarballs/PROJECTNAME-cvsroot.tar.bz2
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.''. Piotr Roszatycki, Netia SA : :' : mailto:Piotr_Roszatycki@netia.net.pl. ' mailto:dexter@debian.org
Piotr Roszatycki wrote:
I honestly don't see how it will be any better than CVS, if the data
comes from CVS in the first place.Since we've generally got our plates full, we don't have the resources
to support third parties maintaining their own forks. We'd much
rather have those third parties working directly with us so that forks
are not necessary.I should redirect you to SVK website (http://svk.elixus.org/) and especially
to http://svk.elixus.org/?SingleUserSVK
http://svk.elixus.org/?SyncReposBetweenServers and
http://svk.elixus.org/?SVKAsAProxyForCVSMirror
This is the better tool and designer to make the life much simpler, not more
complicated.I.e. with CVS you can't get the diff of one commit for more that one file,
because the revisions are per file, not per repository. You can't find which
files was modified i.e. with "Fixed bug #34358" message without cvs2cl tool.
You have to dig the CVS repository and carefully read the log messages. It is
just one operation with Subversion.Why don't you just provide the CVS tarball like for Sourceforge's projects?
Theirs tarballs are available as
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cvstarballs/PROJECTNAME-cvsroot.tar.bz2
Just use cvsup: http://www.php.net/cvsup.php
-Rasmus
Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Just use cvsup: http://www.php.net/cvsup.php
I belive that the access to this service was restricted due to the
performance problems it was creating.
Edin
Edin Kadribasic wrote:
Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Just use cvsup: http://www.php.net/cvsup.php
I belive that the access to this service was restricted due to the
performance problems it was creating.
We have a new server on the way. We'll get it back up then.
-Rasmus