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 USAGE
   The Latest Version


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   ------------------


 
 


 Add next line to your ~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc or etc.:
   Details of the latest version can be found on the Platon SDG project page


 
   under http://platon.sk/cvs/cvs.php/scripts/shell/cvs-switch/


 
 


 alias cvs-switch='eval `$HOME/prog/cvs/scripts/shell/cvs-switch/cvs-switch.sh`'
 


 
 


 Then you can easily switch between CVS Repositories with alias 'cvs-switch'.
 


 Available CVS Repositories are configured in your ~/.cvs-repositories.conf,
 


 see cvs-repositories.conf example
 


 
 


 
 


 
 


 
   Usage


 
   -----


 
 


 Operating system  | `uname` | hostname    | domainname                      | FQDN
   Add next line to your ~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc or etc.:


 ------------------+---------+-------------+---------------------------------+-------------
 


 Linux             | Linux   | hostname    | hostname -d                     | hostname -f
 


 FreeBSD           | FreeBSD | hostname -s | hostname | sed 's/^[^.]*\.//g'  | hostname
 


 Solaris           | SunOS   | hostname    | domainname                      | echo `hostname`.`domainname`
 


 
 


 
   alias cvs-switch='eval `$HOME/prog/cvs/scripts/shell/cvs-switch/cvs-switch.sh`'


 
 


 
   Then you can easily switch between CVS Repositories with alias 'cvs-switch'.


 
   Available CVS Repositories are configured in your ~/.cvs-repositories.conf


 
 


 
 


 
 


 
 


 
 


 
   ~/.cvs-repositories.conf format description


 
   -------------------------------------------


 
 


 
   ~/.cvs-repositories.conf is regular shell script sourced by cvs-switch.sh


 
   script on startup. You can configure avaliable CVS Repositories for your


 
   actual domain.


 
 


 
   You can use the same config file for different hosts/domains. Actual domain


 
   is autodetected.  Simpy add new section for your domain into your


 
   ~/.cvs-repositories.conf. The section can look like this:


 
 


 
   ----------------------------------%<----------------------------------


 
   #


 
   # settings for *.domain.company.sk


 
   #


 
   DOMAIN_domain_company_sk="company_cvs company_rajo company_cvs_local"


 
   # {{{


 
 


 
   TITLE_company_cvs_local="Local CompanyName"


 
   CVSROOT_company_cvs_local=":local:/usr/local/cvs_root"


 
 


 
   TITLE_company_cvs="CompanyName rajo@devel02"


 
   CVSROOT_company_cvs=":ext:rajo@devel02.company.sk:/usr/local/cvs_root"


 
   CVS_RSH_company_cvs="$HOME/bin/cvs_ssh"


 
 


 
   TITLE_company_rajo="rajo's rajo@platon"


 
   CVSROOT_company_rajo=":ext:rajo@cvs.platon.sk:/home/rajo/cvs_root"


 
   CVS_RSH_company_rajo="$HOME/bin/cvs_ssh-platon"


 
 


 
   # }}}


 
   ----------------------------------%<----------------------------------


 
 


 
   Change name of the variable 'DOMAIN_domain_company_sk' as needed. For


 
   domainname 'google.com' create variable with name 'DOMAIN_google_com'


 
   (replace dots with '_' character). Add keywords describing your CVS


 
   Repositores (available for this domain) into this variable. In example above


 
   I have used keywords 'company_cvs', 'company_rajo', 'company_cvs_local'.


 
   Then create variables TITLE_<keyword1>, TITLE_<keyword2>, ...,


 
   CVSROOT_<keyword1>, CVSROOT_<keyword2>, ..., CVS_RSH_<keyword1>, ...


 
 


 
   If you run 'cvs-switch' command on machine in domain domain.company.sk, you


 
   can see output:


 
 


 
   ------------------------------%<------------------------------


 
   16:29 rajo@domain.company.sk: cvs-switch


 
 


 
   0 - NONE


 
 


 
   1 - CompanyName rajo@devel02


 
   CVSROOT = :ext:rajo@devel02.company.sk:/usr/local/cvs_root


 
   CVS_RSH = /home/rajo/bin/cvs_ssh


 
 


 
   2 - rajo's rajo@platon


 
   CVSROOT = :ext:rajo@cvs.platon.sk:/home/rajo/cvs_root


 
   CVS_RSH = /home/rajo/bin/cvs_ssh-platon


 
 


 
   3 - Local CompanyName


 
   CVSROOT = :local:/usr/local/cvs_root


 
 


 
   Your choice: [0]:


 
   ------------------------------%<------------------------------


 
 


 
   Choose number as you wish add look at output of command 'env | grep CVS'


 
 


 
   Everything is done. You can easily switch between CVS repositories. ;-)


 
 


 
 


 
 


 
 


 
   Compatibility


 
   -------------


 
 


 
   This script was tested on Linux and FreeBSD. Solaris is not well tested.


 
 


 
 


 
 


 
 


 
   Licensing


 
   ---------


 
 


 
   Licensed under terms of GNU GPL license. See


 
   http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.txt for details


 
 


 
 


 
 


 
   For developers


 
   --------------


 
 


 
   Operating system  | `uname` | hostname    | domainname                      | FQDN


 
   ------------------+---------+-------------+---------------------------------+-------------


 
   Linux             | Linux   | hostname    | hostname -d                     | hostname -f


 
   FreeBSD           | FreeBSD | hostname -s | hostname | sed 's/^[^.]*\.//g'  | hostname


 
   Solaris           | SunOS   | hostname    | domainname                      | echo `hostname`.`domainname`


 
 


 
 


 
   $Platon$


 
 


 
 --


 
 Lubomir Host 'rajo' <rajo AT platon.sk>


 
 http://rajo.platon.sk


 
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- USAGE
+   The Latest Version
- -----
+   ------------------
- Add next line to your ~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc or etc.:
+   Details of the latest version can be found on the Platon SDG project page
+   under http://platon.sk/cvs/cvs.php/scripts/shell/cvs-switch/
- alias cvs-switch='eval `$HOME/prog/cvs/scripts/shell/cvs-switch/cvs-switch.sh`'
- Then you can easily switch between CVS Repositories with alias 'cvs-switch'.
- Available CVS Repositories are configured in your ~/.cvs-repositories.conf,
- see cvs-repositories.conf example
+   Usage
+   -----
- Operating system  | `uname` | hostname    | domainname                      | FQDN
+   Add next line to your ~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc or etc.:
- ------------------+---------+-------------+---------------------------------+-------------
- Linux             | Linux   | hostname    | hostname -d                     | hostname -f
- FreeBSD           | FreeBSD | hostname -s | hostname | sed 's/^[^.]*\.//g'  | hostname
- Solaris           | SunOS   | hostname    | domainname                      | echo `hostname`.`domainname`
+   alias cvs-switch='eval `$HOME/prog/cvs/scripts/shell/cvs-switch/cvs-switch.sh`'
+   Then you can easily switch between CVS Repositories with alias 'cvs-switch'.
+   Available CVS Repositories are configured in your ~/.cvs-repositories.conf
+   ~/.cvs-repositories.conf format description
+   -------------------------------------------
+   ~/.cvs-repositories.conf is regular shell script sourced by cvs-switch.sh
+   script on startup. You can configure avaliable CVS Repositories for your
+   actual domain.
+   You can use the same config file for different hosts/domains. Actual domain
+   is autodetected.  Simpy add new section for your domain into your
+   ~/.cvs-repositories.conf. The section can look like this:
+   ----------------------------------%<----------------------------------
+   #
+   # settings for *.domain.company.sk
+   #
+   DOMAIN_domain_company_sk="company_cvs company_rajo company_cvs_local"
+   # {{{
+   TITLE_company_cvs_local="Local CompanyName"
+   CVSROOT_company_cvs_local=":local:/usr/local/cvs_root"
+   TITLE_company_cvs="CompanyName rajo@devel02"
+   CVSROOT_company_cvs=":ext:rajo@devel02.company.sk:/usr/local/cvs_root"
+   CVS_RSH_company_cvs="$HOME/bin/cvs_ssh"
+   TITLE_company_rajo="rajo's rajo@platon"
+   CVSROOT_company_rajo=":ext:rajo@cvs.platon.sk:/home/rajo/cvs_root"
+   CVS_RSH_company_rajo="$HOME/bin/cvs_ssh-platon"
+   # }}}
+   ----------------------------------%<----------------------------------
+   Change name of the variable 'DOMAIN_domain_company_sk' as needed. For
+   domainname 'google.com' create variable with name 'DOMAIN_google_com'
+   (replace dots with '_' character). Add keywords describing your CVS
+   Repositores (available for this domain) into this variable. In example above
+   I have used keywords 'company_cvs', 'company_rajo', 'company_cvs_local'.
+   Then create variables TITLE_<keyword1>, TITLE_<keyword2>, ...,
+   CVSROOT_<keyword1>, CVSROOT_<keyword2>, ..., CVS_RSH_<keyword1>, ...
+   If you run 'cvs-switch' command on machine in domain domain.company.sk, you
+   can see output:
+   ------------------------------%<------------------------------
+:29 rajo@domain.company.sk: cvs-switch
+- NONE
+- CompanyName rajo@devel02
+   CVSROOT = :ext:rajo@devel02.company.sk:/usr/local/cvs_root
+   CVS_RSH = /home/rajo/bin/cvs_ssh
+- rajo's rajo@platon
+   CVSROOT = :ext:rajo@cvs.platon.sk:/home/rajo/cvs_root
+   CVS_RSH = /home/rajo/bin/cvs_ssh-platon
+- Local CompanyName
+   CVSROOT = :local:/usr/local/cvs_root
+   Your choice: [0]:
+   ------------------------------%<------------------------------
+   Choose number as you wish add look at output of command 'env | grep CVS'
+   Everything is done. You can easily switch between CVS repositories. ;-)
+   Compatibility
+   -------------
+   This script was tested on Linux and FreeBSD. Solaris is not well tested.
+   Licensing
+   ---------
+   Licensed under terms of GNU GPL license. See
+   http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.txt for details
+   For developers
+   --------------
+   Operating system  | `uname` | hostname    | domainname                      | FQDN
+   ------------------+---------+-------------+---------------------------------+-------------
+   Linux             | Linux   | hostname    | hostname -d                     | hostname -f
+   FreeBSD           | FreeBSD | hostname -s | hostname | sed 's/^[^.]*\.//g'  | hostname
+   Solaris           | SunOS   | hostname    | domainname                      | echo `hostname`.`domainname`
+   $Platon$
+ --
+ Lubomir Host 'rajo' <rajo AT platon.sk>
+ http://rajo.platon.sk
+ http://platon.sk
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