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    How do you perform a CVS update?

    Ok folks ive managed to install Seq and have it running, I need to
    know the proper commands to do a CVS update. Thanks in advance for any help.

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    cd showeq
    cvs -z3 update
    casey AT trifocus DOT net

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    Ive also got everything up and running, great job btw, if i do a CVS update is best to make clean before the install ? or just install ask normal.

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    $ make distclean
    $ cvs -z3 update
    $ make -f Makefile.dist
    $ ./configure && make
    $ make install
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    Zeppo

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    thanks Zeppo worked great

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    bump

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    ...

    scratch what i had..poked around and managed to get it..
    think the qt wasnt pointing at the right area...


    Thanks ahead of time
    Last edited by Linuxnewb; 02-13-2002 at 05:05 PM.

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    Question -z3?

    "cvs -z3 update"

    what is the -z3 stand for? I always thought this option was for version 3.x of SEQ, but then again I've never used SEQ, cvs or linux up untill a few weeks ago


    -FGay Trader er... GFay

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    mmm, the joy of reading the man pages for an app:

    man cvs

    -z compression-level
    When transferring files across the network use gzip
    with compression level compression-level to com*
    press and de-compress data as it is transferred.
    Requires the presence of the GNU gzip program in
    the current search path at both ends of the link.

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