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> --- Begin Message ---
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> Subject: 
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> idutils: obsoleting /cvs
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> Date: 
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> Mon, 03 Dec 2001 17:56:51 +0100
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>
>         Hi,
>
>         You receive this mail because you are a member of the 
> http://savannah.gnu.org/project/idutils. Please read it carefully, we
> need your help.
>
>         Dry summary:
>
>         . Make sure everyone in the project is using /cvsroot/idutils instead
>           of /cvs
>         . Make sure anonymous checkout information in your project pages
>           instruct people to use /cvsroot/idutils and not /cvs
>         . Detailed instructions for CVS checkout on /cvsroot/idutils
>           http://savannah.gnu.org/cvs/?group_id=70
>         . When done send a mail to address@hidden
>         . We will remove idutils from /cvs
>
>         Long version:
>
>         Could you please check with your co-developers on the idutils
> package that you are not using the /cvs repository anymore ? That would
> allow us to remove this historical compatibility.
>
>         You can check this with
>         
>         cat CVS/Root
>
>         in the checked out source tree.  If it prints
>
>         subversions.gnu.org:/cvs
>
>         you are still using the /cvs repository
>
>         if it prints
>
>         subversions.gnu.org:/cvsroot/idutils
>
>         you are not using the /cvs repository anymore.
>
>         Once you've made sure none of your co-developers is using it,
> please ask one of your co-developers to send a mail to address@hidden
> so that we can remove the entry for idutils in the /cvs repository.
>
>         If you are still using the /cvs repository, the easiest way
> to switch to the new is to follow the instructions printed at
>
>         http://savannah.gnu.org/cvs/?group_id=70
>
>         and do a fresh checkout of the whole tree. 
>
>         If this method is inconvenient for some reason and you are
> familiar with CVS, you can substitute /cvs with /cvsroot/idutils
> in all the CVS/Root files of your current checkout. We do not advise
> you to do this if you don't understand exactly what it means. 
>
>         You should also make sure that your project pages instruct
> people to use /cvsroot/idutils to do an anonymous checkout instead
> of /cvs since it will stop to work.
>
>         Keeping the old repository for ever is possible in theory. But
> it is a source of confusion from time to time and we would very much
> appreciate your help in getting rid of it.
>
>         Thank you for your assistance,
>
>         The CVS hackers and Savannah maintainers.
>
> --- End Message ---