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From: Kiril Mitev <kiril@ideaglobal.com>
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Subject: source revisions, cvsups, etc...
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Dear All

I DO apologise for the lame question... sorry :))

Am I correct in my understanding that cvsup is a one-way
system of ... lets say "syncing files"?

If yes, can anyone suggest anything that will allow people
to POST updates to a source tree from a remote computer,
without access to such frivolities as nfs/shell accounts/etc.


TIA, 

Kiril Mitev
please CC: me on any replies 


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