Besides the webviewer you now also have access to the CVS thru a cvs client.
You can download a repository module thru pserver.

The available modules are

• documentation
• html
• l10n
• modules
• themes

You connect using:

cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cpgnuke.com:/cvs

For update information you can also register to our CVS mailinglist at www.cpgnuke.com/mailma...pgnuke.com this sends an email once a day or multiple mails if larger then 100kb when file updates are commited.

More info on "how to connect" can be found in our "Demo CVS" although it still links to SourceForge.

We moved the CVS to our own server due to the SF limitations.
Secondly the webcvs on SF had a delay of 3 hours which could be critical on important file updates, while the new CVS gives instant access to the new/updated files.
We now have a lot of power and control over the CVS so we can use a lot of branches and releases since SF had a 100MB limit.

We hope we can provide you more support and power this way...

TortoiseCVS
We use tortoisecvs as our main tool to connect with the CVS, if you use Windows OS you can use it as well by downloading it here: www.tortoisecvs.org/

If you're trying the "weblog" option in Tortoise or WinCVS then it won't find the default web viewers because we use our own system.

Just point the application to cpgnuke.com/cvs and all will work.

Now there's also a CVS log available thru navi.cx on cia.navi.cx/stats/proj...agonflyCMS

Stephen pointed out that he only wanted CVS notifications of the core (/html/) and not about languages nor modules.

Maybe there are more people who don't want to get spammed, therefore there's another mailinglist especialy for the core files at mail.cpgnuke.com/mailm...pgnuke.com

If you want a mailinglist for any other special thing instead of the whole CVS tree then request this in a new topic. Subject of forum topic: "Mailinglist for /<dir>/"

Example: Mailinglist for /modules/Downloads_Pro/