/rsh tech
rsh-naming source
Download
Snapshots of the source code are released in archived form. You can download them here: Source/
Latest release: 2.0.4
- rsh-naming-2.0.4-dist.zip [ download
]
CVS
You can access the source for rsh-naming through CVS. The CVS settings are as follows:| Host: | redstarhackers.com |
|---|---|
| Protocol: | pserver |
| Username: | anonymous |
| CVSROOT: | No such variable: No variable cvs.root defined. |
| Module: | No such variable: No variable cvs.repository defined. |
Anonymous access is setup to use an empty password. To access the source code, use the following commands:
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@redstarhackers.com:No such variable: No variable cvs.root defined. login
Logging in to :pserver:anonymous@redstarhackers.com:2401No such variable: No variable cvs.root defined.
CVS password: [hit return]
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@redstarhackers.com:No such variable: No variable cvs.root defined. co rsh-naming
U rsh-naming/.classpath
U rsh-naming/.cvsignore
U rsh-naming/.project
U rsh-naming/LICENSE.txt
...
The bold text above is the command or input you supply.
Accessing Releases via CVS
To access the current release via CVS, use the release tag The release tag is "rsh-naming_version", where version is the latest version number converted to CVS-friendly format. So version 1.0.0 becomes "1-0-0". For example:
Fresh Checkout:
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@redstarhackers.com:No such variable: No variable cvs.root defined. co -r rsh-naming_1-0-0 rsh-naming
or
Switch Current Working Directory to Release:
cvs up -r rsh-naming_1-0-0