Well, i am a bit confused here.
After all, in NetBSD we use "sup" and it does all as far as i can tell
what cvsup does. At least i do everything with it, what i normally do with
cvsup in freebsd. Now i only use netbsd, but "sup" works great, so
personally i wouldt know why you want to use cvsup while there is sup
allrdy. Laters,

Reinoud.

On Thu, 11 Nov 1999, Giles Lean wrote:

> 
> On Thu, 11 Nov 1999 10:05:44 +0900  UEBAYASHI Masao wrote:
> 
> > After all, is CVSup available for NetBSD?
> > How about in the future???
> 
> It isn't available, and isn't particularly likely to be available in
> the future.  The archives will have the discussion about this; some
> people were concerned because there is no Modula 3 port to all NetBSD
> architectures.  (Opportunity for someone ... :-)
> 
> You can use rsync to obtain the CVS tree.  There should be something
> on the web site, but I'm not sure if there is; I learnt about it from
> one of the mailing lists.
> 
> The command I use to update occasionally is:
> 
>    rsync -av --delete rsync://sup.netbsd.org/anoncvs /a/NetBSD/ANONCVS
> 
> Whether you should add the 'z' option for compression or not I don't
> know.  It will use more CPU on the server, but less bandwidth.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Giles
>