CVS Process for Maintainers.

A client speaking the SSH1 protocol such as OpenSSH or SSH must be installed on your local client machine. Debugging the installation of SSH is outside the scope of this document, but you'll know it works when slogin projectudi.sourceforge.net gives you shell access.

To check out the UDI Reference Implementation on your local system, execute the following:

export CVS_RSH=your ssh client, probably 'ssh'

If this if your first time transferring something from cvs.projectudi.sourceforget.net as a maintainer, you must login. You only need to do this once.

cvs -z3 -d:pserver:yoursourceforgename@cvs.projectudi.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/projectudi login

Then, do this to check out the code read/write.

cvs -z3 -d:pserver:yoursourceforgename@cvs.projectudi.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/projectudi checkout udiref

Checking out the web documentation uses the same basic procedure, but substitute 'udiref' with 'udirefweb' in the cvs command above.

CVS Policies for Maintainers.

Be sure the legal requirements of patch acceptance have been met.
Post all patches.
Be sure ChangeLogs accompany everything.
Reviewed checkins only.
Check in only in your approved area.
Anyone can commit an approved patch.
Anyone can commit "obvious" fixes such as typos or syntax error fixes.

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