CVSync is a portable CVS repository synchronization utility and freely available under the BSD license.
Now all of CVSync are available at github.
The latest distribution is 0.24.20.
6614d127fd75e1ce46935faa8007406b2e5f8f2238fe7ed5e5b8e93858cf59484e0c3e661a52fb82177f73ce29e6170d3069a2a5Fix various build issues.
Fix some bugs.
Support SHA-256.
Drop mhash support.
Drop TIGER/192 and RIPEMD160 support.
Fix various build problems.
Support TIGER/192 and RIPEMD160.
Fix buffer overrun. (client/server)
Improve robustness. (client/server)
Make this more friendly to userlevel POSIX thread libraries.
Improve performance to parse rcsfile(5) based files.
When the option -u/-g is specified, drop the privilege. (server)
Update scanfiles when changes anything only.
If you want to retrieve a list of collections, do like this:
% cvsync cvsync://<host>[:<port>]/
For example, to retrieve a list of collections to be distributed on cvsync.org:
% cvsync cvsync://cvsync.org/
The result is:
Connecting to cvsync.org port 7777 Connected to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx port 7777 Running... Name: cvsync, Release: rcs Comment: CVSync CVS Repository Name: cvsync-www, Release: rcs Comment: To mirror CVSync web pages Finished successfully
Why no compatibilities with CVSup®?
I was very tired to read Modula-3 code.
Why isn't the configure script used?
I hate it.
Do these tools support IPv6?
Do you REALLY use these tools?
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