good news

[Martin Gühmann]

Originally posted by kaan
to the rest of you: im wondering why noone other than solver has applied for access?
It is running and if it is to have any value we need to start using it.

Well it just seemed not too urgently as I am also occupied with real life stuff. However in the meantime you should have received it.

And maybe you should answer the question how I use it in public, e.g what is the best program.

-Martin

[Solver]

Yeah, I'd also appreciate recommendations on Windows software for it. I haven't yet looked around, but wanted to have my account.

[Maquiladora]

Kaan, sent you a private message. I think it got through, you may have multiple copies of it though, Apolyton froze on me

[kaan]

I got it Maq

This is the URL for the subversion server:

svn://217.195.177.70/home/ctp2/sub

A client program is needed to access the server, if you are using windows i recomend TortoiseSVN.

http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/

If you are using VS 7.0 or later you can use http://ankhsvn.tigris.org/ for an integrated interface.
You can use both without conflict.

I havent got time for a whole toturial tonight but i can refer to chapter 3 in the free online book found here: http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ for the basics and the client documentation for the specifics.

Klaus

[kaan]

I have fixed the dns server and now you can replace 217.195.177.70 with ctp2.kaan.dk

[J Bytheway]

Originally posted by kaan
to the rest of you: im wondering why noone other than solver has applied for access?
It is running and if it is to have any value we need to start using it.

I sent you an email 5 days ago - did you not get it?...

[J Bytheway]

Originally posted by ctplinuxfan
So have i, with the same problems (some missing patches, not up to date). If there's any interest, i could merge the remaining patches and provide a dump, too.
I used the following properties:

[snip]

Well, this is much more professional than what I've done - I suggest that ctplinuxfan's work would be more useful than mine. If he's willing to finish then I won't bother.

To get missing patches I suggest you contact Martin - he seems to have the best selection.

[kaan]

Originally posted by J Bytheway


I sent you an email 5 days ago - did you not get it?...

i found it in my spamfolder
but you should have gotten an answer yesterday.

[J Bytheway]

Originally posted by kaan
i found it in my spamfolder
but you should have gotten an answer yesterday.

Nope... and I checked my spam folder too...

[kaan]

What services do we need?

I figure that we need the subversion server and a bugzilla, and maybe even a gameserver for multiplayer.

Is there anything i forgot?

Maybe a homepage with information on how to use these services? A Wiki perhaps?

[tombom]

It would be useful to have an anon account on SVN.

[kaan]

Originally posted by tombom
It would be useful to have an anon account on SVN.

im afraid that it will violate the EULA from Activision.

unless of course you mean a write only account, but what use would that be?

[tombom]

Ok. i suppose that makes sense actually.

What should the email look like? I'm not really sure.

[The Big Mc]

The EULA has never made much sense

[J Bytheway]

Originally posted by kaan
What services do we need?

I figure that we need the subversion server and a bugzilla,

Yes, I think these are the most urgent things.

and maybe even a gameserver for multiplayer.

It's worth noting that this would be helpful for testing multiplayer (if we can see what's going on at the server end). Of course, some sort of local setup as I believe Fromafar arranged is probably better.

Is there anything i forgot?

Maybe a homepage with information on how to use these services? A Wiki perhaps?

A Wiki seems like the best idea for that, yes.

There's nothing else I can think of, at least for now.