On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 01:40:22PM -0500, Marc Delisle wrote:
Okay, then it
seems like no big 'packages' like mine are submitted. I will
be working on those mime/sql JS window things the next 2 weeks and will
surely touch a lot of parts. So it would be great to get some notice
before another one takes approach on a huger scheme.
You could post patches of your
work on the patch tracker so we can try it.
Definetly. I usually maintain two trees,
one of the current stuff that
only bugfixes go into, and another one I play around with more.
For my clients that use PMA for touching their data, I give them the
choice between the two.
Just because the main tree is frozen doesn't mean no development takes
place.
Just a final
question, I can't get the CVS to remember my password, is
this somehow possible? I've got access to the repository (did a first
commit), and I already put my SSH-private key via the web interface on the
shell-machine. I can already login on the shell with the public key, but I
am still asked every time to enter my cvs pass. Is this intentional or am
I forgetting something?
I am using ssh-agent and only have to enter my passphrase
once. Then
I can work with cvs without giving my password with:
export CVS_RSH=ssh
cvs -z3 -d:ext:lem9@cvs1.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/phpmyadmin ....
If you spend a
lot of time connected to a linux box to work on things
via SSH from windows, I recommend PuTTY with key-forwarding turned on.
Works like a charm.
If you are using a linux box natively instead, look at ssh-multiadd to
help with ssh-agent, as well as a number of the other helpful key tools.
Again, using key-forwarding is a big help.
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