[cvsnt] We have written some new CVS documentation...

RaveRod raverod at mantrasoftware.net
Fri Jan 14 12:29:59 GMT 2005


Personally, I'd LOVE a guide like that.

I wouldn't mind the format but I can't say as how to distribute it. That'll
have to be left to someone who can host it.

I've always been after a good guide on how to set everything like this up.
Does it also cover installation?

Thankyou for contributing something back to the community. 

-----Original Message-----
From: cvsnt-bounces at cvsnt.org [mailto:cvsnt-bounces at cvsnt.org] On Behalf Of
Graham Crockford
Sent: Friday, 14 January 2005 10:06 PM
To: cvsnt at cvsnt.org
Subject: [cvsnt] We have written some new CVS documentation...

Hi all,

I am leaving the company where I currently work today, and as part of my
handover process I have written an extensive document on our CVSNT and
TortoiseCVS setup, including maintenance strategies, troubleshooting guides,
safe use practices etc.

I believe this document will be very useful to the community and so have
obtained permission for it to be distributed via the GPL, as our "giving
something back".

It is entitled "CVS/TortoiseCVS Administration - An Enterprise Guide" and is
targeted squarely at SMEs using these products in a LAN environment on MS
platforms.  It runs to 24 pages.

Here's the rub - it's all in MS Word format with lots of pictures and Visio
diagrams, and we kinda want to keep it that way since it makes it most
useful to us going forward.  Given that it's targeted squarely as SMEs
running Windows, I don't see this as particularly restrictive!

Firstly, how best to distribute it?  Would the cvsnt.org site be interested?

Secondly, will the format be OK?

I am leaving today, so I need to get this sorted quickly!

Thanks in advance.


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