@freebsdhubs: "Now that we want to get rid of cvsup and move those people to svn...
Is there a way to somehow notify our users who mostly never check cvsup
anyway of this? I doubt if they'd even notice their favorite cvsup
server being turned off.
Greetings
Mark
Nice testing in little China...
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I remember I've seen readable reply messages in the output of
CVSup when something goes wrong on the server side, so they
are displayed in the logs.
Couldn't there just be a dummy CVSup server set up that starts
the initial handshake, and then replies with a failure message
that contains a URL explaining how to migrate to something
else?
cheers, J"org               .-.-.   ... ...   -.. .  DL8DTL
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