The C-- Rsync Server is broken; please do not use this page!
We provide access to all source code by means of an anonymous Rsync server.
Rsync is an
efficient file-transfer protocol; it transfers only the differences
between local and remote files. After you get an
initial copy of the source tree, subsequent updates are fast.
It is also possible to use Rsync to browse the source code.
Rsync checks files out from CVS every night;
changes in the CVS repository during the day are thus not
visible until the following night.
(Would-be developers will be granted direct access to our CVS repository.)
If Rsync is too much trouble, we also offer tar balls, which are built nightly.
Installing Rsync
To use rsync, first install it on your machine.
(Try the Rsync web site,
or if you use Linux, there is probably a precompiled rsync package.
For example, Debian Linux users can type
sudo apt-get install rsync.)
Using Rsync
Our rsync server is broken as of October 2008.
It will not be fixed until the web site migrates away from Harvard,
which is in the distant future.
It is possible to browse through
http://www.cminusminus.org/rsync, but access via the rsync protocol is not currrently supported.
To get a copy of our source tree, Debian Linux binary,
or Tiger front end, do not use these links because they are broken!
| rsync -za rsync://rsync.cminusminus.org/qc-- qc-- | Source code |
| rsync -za rsync://rsync.cminusminus.org/qc--linux-x86 qc--linux-x86 | Debian Linux binary |
| rsync -za rsync://rsync.cminusminus.org/tiger tiger | Tiger front end |
Contact: C-- Webmaster.
URL: http://www.cminusminus.org/.
Last edited: Sat 11 Oct 2008 17:00 EDT.
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