[cvsnt] CVSnt versus (*nix) CVS?
John Kinson
cvs at yellowradio.com
Fri Dec 12 11:42:51 GMT 2003
Is it worth adding a page to the Wiki summarising the advantages of
CVSnt over Linux (Collabnet) CVS?
Off the top of my head, these are the areas I could think of:
- Merge tracking via mergepoint attribute
- Support for :sspi: authentication, i.e. users can use existing Windows
domain accounts / passwords, rather than :pserver: and local password files
- Branch and file ACLs can be used to fine-tune access restrictions
- Directory browsing via cvs ls [-lR]
- Lock server on a second port (2402) that replaces filesystem-based locks
- Runs as an NT service with a Windows control panel applet for easy
configuration (CVSROOT/config scripts etc. still used though)
- More sophisticated / extra triggers available e.g. postcommit.
JK
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