HUSKY
Portable Fidosoft Project
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Current Husky
Current Husky describes the bleeding edge source code that we are currently working on. This is latest development version. As Husky is Open Source, you can immediately access what we are currently programming. However, doing so is not required unless you are a developer or very experienced user: the current cvs version may work but also may not work. If you run a development version on your bbs and something goes wrong with your bbs, it's your problem. Make sure you have a good backup before trying a development version.
Current Husky is made available as snapshots from our CVS server on a daily basis. Of course the version numbers of Husky do not change every day. So, a single version number, like hpt 1.3.0, can describe a lot of different versions of the software in Husky current. (Second number is odd for current version.)
In order to make sure you have matching versions of the package, you should fetch all packages that you need at once, i.e. use snapshots from the same day for all libraries and programs. Then, you should re-build and re-install everything, i.e. all libraries and programs in dependience order, because changes of library interfaces etc. are made without warning in current Husky.
Current Husky is available as follows:
- via http from here.
- via filerequest at 2:240/5034, filenames: husky/module-latest.tar.gz, husky/module-YYMMDD.tar.gz. and husky/module-YYMMDD.diff.gz.
- via mailinglist: (husky-diffs@lists.sourceforge.net). You can subscribe/unsubscribe using lists.sourceforge.net
You should understand that the latest snapshot archives are generated automatically, are untested, and can contain all sorts of bugs and problems. If you are a new user, you should not start with the snapshots. Instead, try getting a stable version.
CVS Server
Read more about our cvs-server...Last update: 14/11/2002