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The development
tree is found on a separate server from the website, and requires you
to use the SSPI protocol for CVS.
The server used to house the ESCHER codebase is ransom.eecs.berkeley.edu.
In order to connect to the CVS server on ransom, you must
- be a
member
of
the ESCHER_CVS group on that machine
- be logged into the EECS domain (or have your authentication cached
on your machine)
- this is because of the SSPI protocol which is used by the ransom CVS
server
- use TortoiseCVS,
or another CVS program which implements the SSPI protocol
Once you have all of the above, you should be able to check out various
programming modules.
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Protocol |
Windows Authentication (SSPI) |
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Server |
ransom.eecs.berkeley.edu
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Repository folder: |
/escher |
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User name: |
[you] (can also be blank) |
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Module |
module_name (no leading slash) |
Useful modules can be found at the
developers page.
Please
read this FAQ on the ransom server if you are logging in via Terminal
Services to the ransom machine. If you plan to use TortoiseCVS
while logged in, read
this additional FAQ.
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