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Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 10:40 am

I'm using NuSphere as a single user and am having difficulty understanding the some of the CVS terminology. My working environment is a single workstation which is not connected to a local network. It is my understanding that I can define a CVS repository on my disk drive C:, however the documentation states:

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Initialize a CVS repository to enable it to accept file check-ins:
• under Windows: cvs -d ":<accessmethod>:c:\cvs\repository" init
• under Linux: cvs -d ":<accessmethod>:/var/cvs/repository" init
where <accessmethod> is one of the local pserver:username@remotehost or ext:username@remotehost.

These initialization instructions don’t seem to be relevant when the repository resides on the same PC as the working files. How would one set up a repository on my local disk drive?

Any guidance would be appreciated.

Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 5:18 pm

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These initialization instructions don’t seem to be relevant

they are. For local init your may run for example:
cvs.exe -d :local:c:\repo init
and it works.
For further info on CVS please read CVS manual and online resources associated with CVS.

Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 12:52 pm

Your suggestion created the repository. However, I'm using the evaluation version and the documentation titled Working with CVS* (following the asterix) says that CVS is not available in Standard or Educational versions.

I assume evauation is Standard? If so please confirm that CVS functions will NOT work.

Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 3:34 pm

Evaluation version contains all components and features available in PRO edition.