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Hello, friends of
SourceHosting.net!
I hope you are all enjoying the transition from winter to spring.
At least here in the Northeast US, it hasn't been as painful as it
has been in recent years!
We've got some good practical information for you this quarter,
and we're always ready to assist you with your software development
process needs. Feel free to call us at 866-865-9227 or contact
us with feedback and comments.
Best regards,
Greg Larkin, Owner/Founder
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| Bugzilla upgrade in May |
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Over a couple of weekends in May, SourceHosting.net will
upgrade its clients who are using Bugzilla 2.16. Bugzilla 2.20
has a large number of new features, including:
- Scheduled email delivery of bug reports
- Bugzilla queries delivered as an RSS feed
- Time tracking
You can read the full set of Bugzilla 2.20 release notes on
the Bugzilla
web site.
Each account administrator will be notified by email prior
to the upgrade. If you have any questions or concerns, please
contact
us.
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| Controlling repository access with
CVSNT |
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Have you ever wished you could control access to various
parts of your CVS repository? Well, now you can!
The CVSNT server is a free upgrade option that we
can install into your repository. CVSNT adds several features
over the basic CVS server, including access control lists
(ACLs). ACLs are used to define what users and groups of users
have which rights to the repository.
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Ask The Source |
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Q: Hi Greg,
Is there any way to receive
email notification when a file is committed to our Subversion
repository?
A: Yes, once your repository is
configured with it, the svnnotify tool provides a
highly- readable HTML-formatted email every time a file is
committed. Read on...
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