| STEM How to get source code without cvs access [message #30242] |
Wed, 13 June 2007 12:13  |
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Originally posted by: gollnickm.rki.de
Hello,
I am new to this newsgroup. I am working in the Robert Koch Institute (a
federal institution for disease control and prevention in Germany).
I'd like to get a closer look to the source code of STEM, but having
problems to get it via cvs.
The problem is I'm sitting behind a firewall. Therefor access is only
possible over proxy. But port 80 also block and port 443 need a valid
ssh-account and does not work with anonymous.
Is there a source tarball anywhere or some other way to get the source code?
Thank you,
Marlies
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| Re: STEM How to get source code without cvs access [message #30489 is a reply to message #30278] |
Sun, 17 June 2007 15:25  |
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Originally posted by: jthomas119_NOSPAM_.gmail.com
Marlies,
Perhaps you could use another CVS client program like TortoiseCVS or
WinCVS or CVS commandline to access the eclipse cvs server and then once
you have the source on your system, import it into Eclipse. These other
cvs clients may have abilities that the eclipse Team support lacks.
Anonymous pserver access is widespread (e.g. sourceforge ...) and I
would be surprised if there is no way for your installation to access
these servers.
John
Daniel Ford wrote:
> Marlies,
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> I did a quick search and found this URL
> http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/CVS_Howto#CVS_and_firewall s and
> http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/CVS_FAQ but this but it sounds like you
> have particular problems.
>
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>> The problem is I'm sitting behind a firewall. Therefor access is only
>> possible over proxy. But port 80 also block and port 443 need a valid
>> ssh-account and does not work with anonymous.
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| Re: STEM How to get source code without cvs access [message #30594 is a reply to message #30489] |
Mon, 18 June 2007 12:06 |
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Originally posted by: gollnickm.rki.de
Dear Daniel, dear Thomas,
thank you for the help. I solved the problem by geting the source from
someone who has direct access to the internet. He downloaded it and gave me
a copy of the workspace directory with the source.
It seems what directly cvs download for me is only possible over extssh port
443 (working from eclipse with a other cvs project at sourceforge.net) but
not for pserver port 2041 or 80 (Does not working for stem project and also
not for the other project in sourceforge.net tested with eclipse and with
WinCVS).
Marlies
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| Re: STEM How to get source code without cvs access [message #579219 is a reply to message #30489] |
Mon, 18 June 2007 12:06 |
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Originally posted by: gollnickm.rki.de
Dear Daniel, dear Thomas,
thank you for the help. I solved the problem by geting the source from
someone who has direct access to the internet. He downloaded it and gave me
a copy of the workspace directory with the source.
It seems what directly cvs download for me is only possible over extssh port
443 (working from eclipse with a other cvs project at sourceforge.net) but
not for pserver port 2041 or 80 (Does not working for stem project and also
not for the other project in sourceforge.net tested with eclipse and with
WinCVS).
Marlies
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