Mike Klinke wrote:
There are a variety of patches to CVS to allow for HTTP proxy use. The CVS client that comes with WinCVS [also available as gCVS for unix and MacCVS for Macintosh] comes with one of the http proxy patches included.On Tuesday 06 April 2004 21:58, Ow Mun Heng wrote:
Unless I'm mistaken, you can't CVS through Proxy. I think I've asked/googled around. Only thing I found was references made like 5 years ago that had anything that resembles cvs through proxy.
There was also suggestion to use desproxy to tunnel cvs
or some kind of web-bases cvs that you can use a proggie
to sort of screen scrape. I forget.
The following message just moved on the CVS list this evening.
Regards, Mike Klinke
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I just cleaned up and checked in a patch to feature that was previously
cleaned up by Jim Kingdon in 98 or so
(<http://www.cvshome.org/cyclic/cvs/dev-http.txt>). It enables CVS
access through HTTP tunnel web proxies.
I don't have access to any working web proxies myself, so I could only test that the parser works correctly. If anyone with access to a web proxy would care to test it, I would appreciate feedback.
Derek
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