RE: Pardon me for being the n00b here...

Richard,

Can you post your changes as a diff?

After you are updated to the most recent version (with "cvs update") 
the command to use (per Daniel Sully):

cvs diff -upB

this will output the differences in a way that's reasonably easy to 
read and can be automatically applied to the source by somebody with 
write access to the server.

-dean

>http://www.chatbear.com/personal/server.zip
>
>Download that. I took a dump of the CVS and zipped it up. Just unzip the
>whole lot to a directory with pathnames, it includes all the Perl modules
>you need.
>
>Trouble is - it doesn't work on win2k. This is a bug in the server that's on
>the CVS right now so you'll need to edit the code to make it work.
>
>I'd tell you the line you need to add, but I don't have my code here at
>work. I'll check when I get home if you can't do it yourself (it's a double
>path issue, and the fix goes into fixPath in server.pl, but unless you know
>Perl, you'll be screwed :)).
>
>And btw, I don't have a clue about CVS either (I'm a perl coder who's just
>never used it), so downloading from the repository was really about as far
>as my CVS skills could take me. :)
>
>I'll also upload the version of the server I'm now using so you can grab
>that. As well as all the stuff in the version on the CVS, it also displays a
>clock (and date) when you've haven't used the remote for 10 seconds. It
>displays this on the first line of the screen. On the second line it
>alternates between the weather forecast in my local city (Glasgow, but
>easily changeable), the number of messages on my email server, news
>headlines from the BBC and the number of users etc signed up on Chatbear
>(the free forum service I run). It is already fixed to work with Win2K.
>
>I'm sure somebody familiar with CVS can take the code and merge it with the
>current code base and resubmit it (all my changes are clearly marked).
>
>
>Richard Smith
>- Development Manager
>- Traveltek
>- [email protected]
>
>
>>  -----Original Message-----
>>  From: woo_49-/[email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
>>  Sent: 15 October 2001 16:40
>>  To: [email protected]
>>  Subject: [slimp3-dev] Pardon me for being the n00b here...
>>
>>
>>  ... but I'll go ahead and risk making myself the laughing stock of
>>  the list by admitting that I can't even spell CVS.  Nevertheless, I'd
>>  really like to update my nearly-a-month-old 1.0 server to something
>>  that can handle shoutcast streams, and I don't know how.
>>
>>  Would anyone like to educate me on mining Sourceforge for the latest
>>  slimp3 code?  Please?  I'm running on Win2K, if that makes a
>>  difference.
>>
>>  Thanks for not beating me up too badly,
>>
>>  Steve Wootton
>>  happy owner of #36
>>
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