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Add some useful aliases

Add some useful aliases

Mezzanine needs to know to use the koozali.org CVS repository in order to checkout/get or import a package. Once a package is checked out from SourceForge, mezzanine/CVS will remember where it came from and check it back into the same CVS repository. You should not set the CVSROOT environment variable as it makes it too easy to accidentally import code into the wrong CVS repository when working with multiple repositories.

Mezzanine needs to know to use the koozali.org CVS repository in order to checkout/get or import a package. Once a package is checked out from koozali.org, mezzanine/CVS will remember where it came from and check it back into the same CVS repository. You should not set the CVSROOT environment variable as it makes it too easy to accidentally import code into the wrong CVS repository when working with multiple repositories.

Add the following lines to ~/.bashrc (or a file such as /etc/profile.d/smebuild.sh to configure it for all users on this machine):

Add the following lines to ~/.bashrc (or a file such as /etc/profile.d/smebuild.sh to configure it for all users on this machine):

# DO NOT set CVSROOT

# DO NOT set CVSROOT

sf_cvsroot=shell.koozali.org:/cvsroot/smeserver

koozali_cvsroot=shell.koozali.org:/cvs/smeserver

sf_cvsroot_anon=:pserver:anonymous@shell.koozali.org:/cvsroot/smeserver

koozali_cvsroot_anon=:pserver:anonymous@shell.koozali.org:/cvs/smeserver

alias mzgetsf="mzget --dir $sf_cvsroot"

alias mzgetsf="mzget --dir $koozali_cvsroot"

alias mzimportsf="mzimport --dir $sf_cvsroot"

alias mzimportsf="mzimport --dir $koozali_cvsroot"

alias mzgetsf_anon="mzget --dir $sf_cvsroot_anon"

alias mzgetsf_anon="mzget --dir $koozali_cvsroot_anon"

You can now use the mzgetsf_anon (or msgetsf if you have a developer account) to retrieve a package from koozali.org. If you use mzget, you will get an error message to remind you that CVSROOT has not been set, and should not be set. Note that you can use the other mezzanine commands, such as mzclean and mzsync normally as the CVS repository is already known.

You can now use the mzgetsf_anon (or msgetsf if you have a developer account) to retrieve a package from koozali.org. If you use mzget, you will get an error message to remind you that CVSROOT has not been set, and should not be set. Note that you can use the other mezzanine commands, such as mzclean and mzsync normally as the CVS repository is already known.

mzgetsf_anon: koozali.org anonymous CVS checkout

mzgetsf_anon: koozali.org anonymous CVS checkout

You can now retrieve one of the packages from koozali.org. In this case, we want to modify the smeserver-yum package, so let's retrieve it from SourceForge:

You can now retrieve one of the packages from koozali.org. In this case, we want to modify the smeserver-yum package, so let's retrieve it from shell.koozali.org:

[gordonr@smebuild smeserver]$ mzgetsf_anon smeserver-yum

[gordonr@smebuild smeserver]$ mzgetsf_anon smeserver-yum

You do not need a koozali.org account in order to do development. You can contribute very effectively by producing patches and attaching them to the Bugzilla entries.

You do not need a koozali.org account in order to do development. You can contribute very effectively by producing patches and attaching them to the Bugzilla entries.

Create a SourceForge account

Create a koozali.org account

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