[imp] IMP downloading lastest production release

[Hammad]

Thank you guys, you been great help. I have checked out successfully the HEAD 
version of horde, imp, gollem etc...

Whats the best way to customize the modules? Let me explain, if I customize the 
module and then later update using command you mentioned ('cvs -z3 update -d'). 
Is it going to overwrite my customization, if so how can I solve this problem.

I was thinking of something like this: make two copies of each module, one 
production and one test. Customize test, if it works move it to production. 
Later upgrade test, if I loose customization then redo them again, if works 
move it to production. This sounds a bit nasty but if anyone have better idea, 
plz share.

Thanks a million.

--
Hammad


Quoting eculp@encontacto.net:

> Quoting Hammad <hammad@brisksolutions.com>:
> 
>  | Fair enough, I don't mind learning CVS. I heard about wincvs too and
> have
>  | installed it. Can you give me a little push as to what do I need to do
> to
>  | get
>  | the lastest releng branch of IMP and make a useable tar out of it.
> (Commands
>  | or
>  | docs will be helpfull) Also, any pointers to how can I keep the
>  | customization I
>  | have made in my exsisting release of IMP. I hope I don't have to redo
> all
>  | the
>  | customization once I get the new IMP release installed.
> The cvs page of horde is pretty clear
> 
> http://www.horde.org/source/using.php
> 
> Just set the environment variable do 
> # cvs login
> password: horde
> 
> cd to the parent directory where you will install horde and do
> 
> # cvs co horde
> 
> When that is finished just 
> 
> # cd horde
> 
> and co all the other modules that you want to type the following on
> the command line.  
> 
> # for x in imp kronolith mnemo turba gollem trean turba jonah klutz 
>  do
>    cvs co $x
>  done
> 
> There are more modules but adding more will make it wrap but you can add
> all
> you want.  Later you can always add more with the above checkout command.
> 
> To keep up to date just cd to the horde directory and type
> 
> # cvs -z3 update -d 
> 
> and all modules will be updated.
> For more info on cvs you might start at
> 
> http://www.cvshome.org/docs/
> 
> cvs is a great tool.
> 
> Good luck,
> 
> ed
> 
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