Re: CVS

[Tim Walberg <twalberg@mindspring.com>]

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CVS would work, but if you're only looking to
handle a single document (or a small number of
them), rcs may be more in line with your needs.
Both are typically installed in your favorite
distro, or available via freshmeat or sourceforge
if you want to get the latest... You'd also have
to hunt around for a web interface frontend, but
there's plenty of those around - can't recommend
any particular one off the top of my head.


			tw

On 06/20/2002 10:04 -0400, Eduardo Frias wrote:
>>	
>>	Hi, good morning.
>>	
>>	I just have one question. I am looking for a software that can allow me to
>>	mantain differents versions of the same document, version 1, version 2,
>>	version 3 and so on. What I want is that the user ( based on a
>>	username/password ) can upload the document ( via Web Interface ) and once
>>	the document is at the server everybody can make comments, opinions, etc
>>	about it. Is it possible to do this with CVS? or do you know of an
>>	open-soruce software that does something like this?, or perhaps something
>>	commercial?
>>	
>>	As always thank you very much for all your knowledge.
>>	
>>	.-.
>>	Eduardo Frias
>>	-.-
>>	
>>	
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