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Bo Berglund wrote: >On Tue, 06 Apr 2004 09:26:24 +0200, Stephan <stephan.gerhards at gmx.de> >wrote: > >>Hello >> >>We are locking for an alternative solution to VSS. We checked CVSNT and >>it seems to work good. But what we are missing is the possibility to see >> a complete project and browse through the files, without first >>checking them out. Do we miss anything or is this not possible in CVS >> >>Thanks >> >> > >If you use WinCvs then you will find a browsing function in the places >where you will have a need for it (in the checkout dialogue). >You can also use the cvs ls command from the command line to get a >list of the files on the server. The cvs ls command has switches that >makes it recurse folders among other things so it should do what you >need (but since cvs is a command line tool there is no flashy >graphical display of anything). > Or install ViewCVS on the server - then you can browse the repository from your web browser. -Torsten