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Old November 9th, 2006, 03:24 AM
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CVS repository on a web server
What do I need to do to have a CSV repository hosted on the web server if the hosting company does not by default offer such feature? Is there any script or application that I can install by myself? Thanks.
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Which operating system? CVS is a separate program and not directly related to Apache (unless you explain how/why you believe it's related), so your thread will be moved to the appropriate OS forum upon reply. Please do not get impatient and cross-post.
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Welll, my server runs Apache on FreeBSD OS. Thanks.
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Have you tried a `man cvs` to get you started?
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Sorry that I am a newbie in non-Windows system. Is `man cvs` supposed to be a command line? I logged in to my web server using ssh and then run that command. I got "command not found" message.

Actually my question does not really point to certain OSes. I just want to know in general is it possible to host a CVS or Subversion on web hosting that does not provide that by default. Thanks for your reply jharnois.
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Yes you can, but it all depends on how much access you have to the server. SSH is quite a bit of access. Is this a dedicated for virtual dedicated server to which you have root access? If so, you can install and run whatever you want.

Although the lack of the "man" app is a bit strange. "man" is short for "manpages" and is the built-in documentation for linux/unix environment. You can also Google "man cvs" and get the same results because a lot of manpages have been ported to HTML.

Have you found the FreeBSD Handbook at their website yet? It's extremely helpful.
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