diff --git a/cvs-win32.php b/cvs-win32.php index fee15fa..475213c 100644 --- a/cvs-win32.php +++ b/cvs-win32.php @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@

Note: There may be other SSH and CVS programs out there, but this tutorial is on how to use the two above together to use CVS and SSH with -SourceForge projects. +QuakeForge projects.

1) Once you have the two files mentioned above, go make these three directories where "X" is the drive you want to use for your @@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ SET HOME=X:\Source

5) Restart your computer.

6) Now that you've done all that, you can finally get CVS write privileges -on your SourceForge developer account. To "check out" (download) the source, +on your QuakeForge developer account. To "check out" (download) the source, open up your trusty MS-DOS Prompt and do the following: 

@@ -49,24 +49,35 @@ X:\> cd \Source
 X:\Source> cvs -dyourname@cvs.quakeforge.net:/project/cvs co module
-

Make sure you replace "yourname" with your SourceForge -User ID, and "module" with the name of the module you want to -work on. When you connect to SourceForge, it will ask you for your password; -type it in, and the download should begin. +

Make sure you replace "yourname" with your +QuakeForge User ID, and "module" with the name of +the module you want to work on. When you connect to QuakeForge, it will ask +you for your password; type it in, and the download should begin.

Note: Your characters will not be echoed back. This is normal behavior, and there's nothing wrong.

At time of writing, the following modules are in the QuakeForge CVS repository:

-
aftershock -
A Quake 3: Arena renderer that is being experimented with for possible - inclusion in QuakeForge
+
game-source +
QuakeC Source code, modified to work with our gamecode compiler
-
htdocs +
htdocs
Our Web site
-
quakeforge -
The actual engine, what everyone wants to play with. :)
+
htdocs-secure +
The members-only Web site
+ +
newtree +
QuakeForge: Newtree
+ +
quake2 +
Our version of Quake II
+ +
quakeforge +
The development version of QuakeForge.
+ +
quakeforge-old +
An ancient-beyond-belief version of QuakeForge. What our original releases were based on. :)
@@ -75,7 +86,7 @@ SSH to work together, I'm not going to teach you CVS. To lean more about CVS, and how to use it go to the GNU Web site.

If you find anything that should be added to this document, send me an email -at: absolute@squadron.org +at: absolute@squadron.org

SSH (Secure Shell)

-

SSH (along with a SourceForge account and developer status in QuakeForge) is required to be able to write to the QuakeForge CVS repository. Clients for various operating environments may be found below. +

SSH (along with a developer account on the QuakeForge server) is required to be able to write to the QuakeForge CVS repository. Clients for various operating environments may be found below.

UNIX and Unix-like systems:
OpenSSH, being Free Software, is our recommended SSH implementation.
diff --git a/sponsor_incl.html b/sponsor_incl.html index 02839ad..8a94c44 100644 --- a/sponsor_incl.html +++ b/sponsor_incl.html @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ QuakeForge would like to thank these organizations for their contributions: @@ -13,21 +13,15 @@ QuakeForge would like to thank these organizations for their contributions: - -
VA Linux Systems - Copyleft -
- SourceForge - - Matrox Electronic Systems, Ltd. + SourceForge Creative Labs, Inc.