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Moving CVS to another Solaris server

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ubla (IS/IT--Management)
9 Feb 10 9:42
Hello,

 I have been tasked to move CVS from a Solaris 9 server to a newer hardware platform running the same version of the OS.
Can anyone help with a procedure or plan on how to do this?

Thanks
Mthales (TechnicalUser)
24 Feb 10 9:32
The basic procedure for moving cvs repositories holds true for any server architecture and it goes something like this:

1 - Install and configure cvs on the new server.
2 - Copy the repositories onto the new server.
3 - Check the configuration for the repositories on the new server.
4 - Get everyone to change the CVSROOTs of their sandboxes to point to the new server.
 


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