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--- sourceforge:rsync [2018/02/17 06:51]
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+++ sourceforge:rsync [2018/04/23 19:30] (current)
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 ====== Rsync ======
-The usual way to download the crossfire code on sourceforge is by using [[:sourceforge:svn|svn]] .\\
+The usual way to download the crossfire code on sourceforge is by using [[:sourceforge:svn]] .\\
-This is described [[:downloading|here]] .
+That is described on the [[:downloading]] page.
-I found out, that downloading the code can be done by rsync, too.
+It is possible, to download the code by rsync, too.
 <code>
-rsync -a -v a.cvs.sourceforge.net::cvsroot/crossfire/$MODULENAME
+rsync -a -v a.svn.sourceforge.net::svnroot/crossfire/$DIRECTORY
 </code> The above shell code would list the files.
+<code>
+mkdir -p ./NewDir/
+rsync -a -v a.svn.sourceforge.net::svnroot/crossfire/$DIRECTOTY ./NewDir/
+</code>
+The above shell code would download the files into ./NewDir/ directory.
+**DIRECTORY** would be the usual [[:arch:]], [[:maps:]], [[:client]], [[:server]], et cetera.
+----
+And for the older [[cvs]] repository:
 <code>
 rsync -a -v a.cvs.sourceforge.net::cvsroot/crossfire/$MODULENAME
-</code> The above shell code would download the files.
+</code> The above shell code would list the files.
+<code>
+mkdir -p ./NewDir/
+rsync -a -v a.cvs.sourceforge.net::cvsroot/crossfire/$MODULENAME ./NewDir/
+</code> The above shell code would download the files into ./NewDir/ directory.
-**MODULENAME** would be the usual [[:arch]], [[:maps]], [[:client]], [[:server]], et cetera.
+**MODULENAME** would be the usual [[:arch:]], [[:maps:]], [[:client]], crossfire, et cetera.
 A short test for the /sounds/ directory worked for me.
 It downloaded mainly `,v' archive files, which need to be checked out using [[https://www.gnu.org/software/rcs|rcs]] .

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