Harmoni.cs?

[Kade P. Cole]

 :-? Anyone know what happened to the http://harmoni.cs.siue.edu/ website? Is it gone for good? I was looking into using a source version control system like CVS or something. I thought this was what harmonics did. Am I wrong?

[Stiffler]

It was supposed to be that. I think Grim took it down. harmoni.cs was mapped to his home directory, but I can't even get to that. I'll take the link donw until he fixes it.

Jon

[Stiffler]

After the site has been moved, I am finally going to install a module that I've benn wanting to for a long while, but I recieved no interest in having it. You sparked an interest, so it's being installed. It is an entire SourceForge clone for XOOPS (BTW: one of the reasons why we went with XOOPS to begin with) :-D . I think it is a very impressive module.  Now you can source control on your favorite website. This is your favorite site, right?!?

Jon

[Stiffler]

I added a link in the menu so y'all can see how a project page is formated. Let me know what y'all think about it. Click on "XoopsForge" in the Main Menu block. It's right under News.

Enjoy,
Jon

[Kade P. Cole]

Oh yes! This IS my favorite site.  :-D
Thanks for the new plugin. I will try it out and let you know how it works.

[Stiffler]

Granted, you can't create a project yet, but it gives you an idea of what a project will look like.

Jon

[William Grim]

Damn, this new site looks sexy.

Anyway, I'll try to get a CVS site setup on pro (linked to this site) for the XoopsForge to work.

I have more urgent sysadmin stuff at the moment, but I have it on my list somewhere :)

[Victor Cardona]

CVS is installed on solar. I am currently using it for my team's senior project.  The only catch is that you have to access it via SSH, but that is not hard.

Victor

[William Grim]

Solar is going down in the summer for a few days to be upgraded, secured, etc.

I don't want to link CVS in from there.