> No problem, that'll give me time to get things tuned up a bit > further before uploading. (While I have had no problems > getting to CVS on bioinformatics.org, I suspect Sourceforge > will be a bit easier to work with, not requiring only SSH > connections for updating...) > Actually, I find Sourceforge to be more of a pain (they also only allow SSH connection - which is a good thing - but they do not allow direct access to the repository, which is more secure but makes it much more difficult to change filenames or import a cvs repository). Forgot to say: welcome back Sean! B.t.w., I'll be gone next week for a week or two, and no, I am not going to get any programming done during that time.... Also, I have not done much on writing the scripts to create the BIOSQL tables, but it looks that having the capability to parse sequence files into a seq object, writing the object to the BIOSQL database and getting it back out will warrant the initial biophp release! best, Nico > Thanks! > > Sean > > On Monday 23 June 2003 03:42 pm, Nico Stuurman wrote: >> Sean, >> >> We (Serge and me) are trying to move the cvs to Sourceforge (the most >> important reason being that Sean says that he can not connect to the >> bioinformatics cvs but he can to the Sourceforge one). That migration >> is taking now already two weeks... >> >> Could you hold off till the cvs has finally been updated on the >> Sourceforge site? You can then simply change the contents of the >> 'Root' file in each of the CVS directories (I'll send you a copy). >> >> >> Best, >> >> Nico > _______________________________________________ > Biophp-dev mailing list > Biophp-dev@bioinformatics.org > https://bioinformatics.org/mailman/listinfo/biophp-dev >