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		<author email="whoschek.AT.lbl.DOT.gov">Wolfgang Hoschek</author>
		<title>CVS Repository</title>
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		<section name="CVS Repository with command line client">
			From the command line checkout the colt module via ssh2:
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export CVS_RSH=ssh 
cvs -d:ext:`whoami`@portnoy.lbl.gov:/home/portnoy/u3/src checkout colt
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		<section name="CVS Repository with GUI client">
			<p> With a GUI client, use cvs with ssh2 to login into </p>
			<pre class="source">portnoy.lbl.gov</pre>
			<p> For eclipse users: The eclipse connection type is "extssh2". You will probably need
				the <a href="http://www.jcraft.com/eclipse-cvsssh2/">eclipse extssh2 plugin</a>. </p>
			<p> The repository is under </p>
			<pre class="source">/home/portnoy/u3/src</pre>
			<p> There, the module is called </p>
			<pre class="source">colt</pre>
			<fixme name="Fixme"> Should describe CVS access options in a more concise manner and
				possibly refer to CVS tutorials. </fixme>
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