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We have been using ViewVC(http://www.viewvc.org/) running on the same
Win2003 server as cvsnt.
It wasn't too difficult to setup but I did run into some gotchas.
* I couldn't get it to work with mysql 5 so I used 4.1 instead.
* I couldn't get enscript working and used highlight instead.
* Had to turn off tarballs because on projects with deep structures some
files wouldn't get added to the tarball.
But other than that it has been working like a charm using IIS.
Cory
"Jim Hyslop"
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02/01/2007 09:26 [cvsnt] Any particular
AM recommendations for web-based
repository browser?
Hi, all
I've been looking into web browser software for CVSNT repositories. So
far I've found CVSWeb and ViewCVS. From what I can tell, both will work
with CVSNT, but I was wondering if one of them was a better fit (i.e.
more easily integrated). Any recommendations one way or the other? Are
there any other candidates I should look at?
My goal is to be able to browse the repository. Checking out and/or
modifying through the web browser is nice, but not necessary.
The repository is on a Windows 2003 server running IIS (I don't know
which version of IIS offhand, if that's important I can find out).
--
Jim
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