Moving Moodle off Sourceforge

Moving Moodle off Sourceforge

by Martin Dougiamas -
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Following yet another period of downage at Sourceforge yesterday I am taking steps towards moving us off Sourceforge completely so we have a bit more control.

The first step is for all developers to start using cvs.moodle.org as the address of the CVS server. Currently this is an alias pointing to Sourceforge so it's effectively the same as always. The difference is that I can change this alias in future to a new server anytime and you should experience minimal disruption.

Switching CVS servers is very easy on Linux, just run this in the main Moodle directory to edit all your Root files:

find . -type f -name Root -print0 | xargs -0 perl -pi -e 's/\@moodle\.cvs\.sourceforge\.net/\@cvs\.moodle\.org/'

For more information about the rest of the plan as it develops, track MDLSITE-192.

(Please don't follow-up with suggestions about SVN, Git etc, we're sticking with CVS for a while at least smile )
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Re: Moving Moodle off Sourceforge

by Mike Churchward -
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If you're an Eclipse user, you can do this from the poject's properties.

- Right click on the project
- select properties
- at the CVS line, use the 'Change Sharing' button.

That should update the project with the new CVS settings.

mike