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The stuff that is in CVS is not what the big boys are using. They have tons up their sleeves ;) just wonder: where did this piece of trivia come from? i am not debating it, as i dont have any knowledge of the subject, but, otoh, i allow myself some healthy skepticism regarding any piece of unsubsta...

... I strongly recommend that you have a look at your cookies, and the data contained therein. In particular, look for phpbb22_data, where you will find the MD5 hash of your password. Therefore, the password hash is transferred over a networking protocol (specifically, TCP), and is visible to someo...

forgive me if i am wrong, i do not want to begin a flame-war or anything, but i think that obssessing about the specific algorithm used in hashing password is missdirected. i dont intend to imply that security is unimportant, what i really mean to say is that the specific hashing algorithm has only ...

unless it's Grammer, IN (Zip code 47236)

rakshasas wrote: .....
On a side note, that draft button is quite awesome.

and it would be even more awesome if you could later load the draft you just saved.

curently, there are no published converters available for olympus, not even from phpbb 2.0. if/when olympus will go "public" (either beta, one of the RCs or "gold"), my guess is that the only converter that will be immediately available is the one from phpbb 2.0 so, the conversion path will be your-...

another option, (which works fine, at least with the command-line cvs utility), is to add a colon ( : ) after the user name. the full syntax is :pserver:user:password@server/directory , and with an empty password it becomes :pserver:user:@server/directory using this syntax, you can skip the "login",...

apologies, you are right. i think there was a dns issue a couple weeks ago, because cvs1.sourforge.net was not recognized, and cvs.sourceforge.net was. that's why i thought the info in the article is out of date. i tried it again now, and it seems the "cvs1" alias is working (they both point to the ...

please note that the information in the article pointed by Yawnster is out of date, and is unuseable.
the correct parameters to use can be found in http://area51.phpbb.com/cvs/" target="_blank

MMcLean54 wrote: So how many milestones are there?

2: ms2 and ms3.
if your question meant "how many ms are there going to be", i think the canned answer to the "when will it be ready" question applies: there are going to be as many as there are going to be...