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CVS Access & bug tracking

Documentation Author(s):
Werner Guttmann


Issue Reporting and Tracking - JIRA
CVS access
    Anonymous CVS Access
    Behind A Firewall?


Issue Reporting and Tracking - JIRA

Please use JIRA for reporting any issue and tracking their progress. In addition, Jira offers many additonal (more sophisticated) features that allow you to keep in touch with the project's current progress.

Before submitting issues, please read 'How to submit an issue'.

CVS access

To get the latest, most up-to-date source code, you'll need to use CVS. Please see the section on anonymous CVS access below. If you wish to simply browse the CVS for specific files or to view changes and commit logs use FishEye access to the CVS repository.

Or as an altwernative, please download the full source distribution for a given release.

Anonymous CVS Access

The source code, documentation and libraries are available for anonymous access from the Codehaus CVS server.

CVS is updated regularly and may contain unstable (untested) code when you check it out - though in general this should not happen.

To access the Castor CVS repository, please use the following settings:

-CVS root: :pserver:anon@cvs.castor.codehaus.org:/home/projects/castor/scm
-password: is not required, and should thus be left empty.

To, for example, login to CVS from the command line and checkout the most recent code of Castor, use the following commands:

  $ cvs -d :pserver:anon@cvs.castor.codehaus.org:/home/projects/castor/scm login
  password:
  $ cvs -d :pserver:anon@cvs.castor.codehaus.org:/home/projects/castor/scm checkout castor
      		

Behind A Firewall?

Sometimes firewalls are configured in such a way that the ports used by CVS are blocked, and thus users behind the firewall cannot access the CVS repository. If you fall into this category, there's some alternatives outlined below.

Codehaus provides a HTTP interface to CVS repository using FishEye (tm). Using this tool, please download one of the following CVS snapshots from the CVS server from http://cvs.castor.codehaus.org:

-ZIP archive
-TGZ archive
-TBZ2 archive

Another option for accessing CVS from behind a firewall is to use CVSGrab. It's designed as a solution for exactly this situation.

 
   
  
   
 


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