The main purpose of this file is to try to reduce duplicate effort,
and to know who worked on what.

If you have CVS access and are doing work/plan to do work, please update
this file accordingly.  A brief description of what you plan to do
is useful, so others working in that area can know who to contact.

The following people have CVS access:
Mark Wedel ("cvs", mwedel@scruz.net) - core maintainer, handles patches
	submitted by those not having CVS access, investigates bugs,
	and future long term developement.
Peter Mardahl <"peterm", peterm@eecs.berkeley.edu> runes, new spells, changing
	of spell parameters, new archetypes, random maps, traps, race/class,
	diseases, graded lighting, movers, creators, peterm/* maps 
David Andrew Michael Noelle ("damn", dave@straylight.org)-
	fixing things that ain't broke (and occasionally some that is)
	primarily in the server, maps, and archetypes
Raphael Quinet ("quinet", Raphael Quinet) - sounds (originally using rplay),
	client/server split, various small changes to the server.
Frank Tore Johansen ("ftj", frankj@osc.no) - misc.
Kjetil Torgrim Homme ("kjetilho", kjetilho@ifi.uio.no)
David Sundqvist ("azzi") - images
Steve Fink ("sfink") - ?
? ("dragonm",  dragonm@absolut.tegris.com) - Client/server
John Cater ("cater", john.cater@eng.monash.edu.au) - Maps, navar etc, bug fixing
Bob Tanner ("tanner", tanner@real-time.com) - .spec files
? ("hfukui") - ? I think these last two may be read-only access
? ("robert") - ?
Jan Echternach ("jec", jan.echternach@informatik.uni-rostock.de) - bug fixing
Andreas Vogl ("red_blaze", andi.vogl@gmx.net) - bug fixing, creating maps,
              maintaining pupland. 
David Hurst "dnh@hawthorn.csse.monash.edu.au" - gods rebalancing, images
       for classes and other images, spell testing and concepts 
Hwei Sheng Teoh hsteoh@quickfur.yi.org -- random_maps expand2x, also,
       images for Fiend, dread, beholder generator, grimreaper.



Still active developers:
Phil Brown (phil@bolthole.com)- Java Client

 The following poeple have contributed a lot to Crossfire in the past,
but presently I believe they are not currently working on crossfire.

Brian Thomas (thomas@astro.psu.edu)- Skills, alchemy, altars
Tyler Van Gorder <tvangod@ecst.csuchico.edu> added color stuff,
	interested in working on client side (user interface)
David.M.Fisher@Dartmouth.EDU (David M. Fisher)
Rupert G. Goldie <rgg@aaii.oz.au> testing under Purify, new spells,
	spell paths, and gifts.
'Evil' ERic Mehlhaff <mehlhaff@ocf.Berkeley.EDU> Client server, also
	works with Peter Mardahl
"Eric A. Anderson" <eanders+@CMU.EDU> - general bug fixing
Michael Martin (martinm@millner.bevc.blacksburg.va.us) - Java client

From: Mark Wedel <mwedel@scruz.net>
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To: "crossfire-devel@lists.real-time.com"
 <crossfire-devel@lists.real-time.com>
Subject: [CF-Devel] CVS repository moved.
Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2001 21:21:31 -0800

 The cvs repository is now installed on sourceforge.

 If you do not have any changes in your checked out tree, the easiest thing to
do is just do a new checkout.  See http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=13833
for information on setup.

 If you want to reparent your tree, do the following:

1) Create a /tmp/Root file with the new repository information.  The contents
ofmine looks like:
:ext:mwedel@cvs.crossfire.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/crossfire

 Everything but the login name (mwedel) should be the same for anyone else.

2) Update all the Root entries in your cvs tree.  To do that, run
find . -name Root -exec cp /tmp/Root {} \;
This is best run from the the relevant directory (arch, crossfire, maps,
client).  IF you have all those and nothing checked out in a common directory,
you could run it from there.

3) Update the repository information.  Use the perl script I provide - its
useage is update_rp <dirname> - if run from the parent dir, it would be arch,
crossfire, maps, client, as above.  If withing the arch, ... dirs, then just
use.

