On Thu, 19 Aug 2004, Warren Young wrote:
> > What about using a collaborative tool like sourceforge
> > (http://www.sourceforge.net) or other open source sites to boost the
> > development of mysql++?
>
> It might look like I'm trying to take this project away from MySQL,
> Inc., but to the extent possible, I'd like to keep working within the
> development framework they provide. I would be happier putting MySQL++
> into MySQL, Inc.'s CVS server, for instance, than setting up CVS through
> some other entity. I want MySQL++ to appear on their web pages. I want
> to keep using this mailing list.
MySQL AB/MySQL Inc use bitkeeper rather than CVS See
http://www.bitkeeper.com/
and the bitkeeper hosted mysql projects are on
http://mysql.bkbits.net
Here is the instructions on adding a project.
Creating a project To create a project account you will:
* Log into the bkbits server via ssh
* Choose a project name
* Supply your ssh public key (cut and paste from ~/.ssh/identity.pub)
Log in to the bkbits server:
ssh hostme@stripped
password: hostme
Supply a project name and your ssh public key[1] at the prompts:
Project name: project
ssh key: public_ssh_key
After supplying the project name and ssh public key, your account will be
initialized.
To view your project page, visit
http://project.bkbits.net
To populate and manage your project you must log in as the admin user. For
more information see the "Logging In" and "Managing your project"
sections.
[1] At this time, support is for SSH protocol version 1. See man
ssh-keygen for more information about creating keys for use with SSH
protocol version 1.
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Boyd Gerber <gerberb@stripped>
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