CVS repo problem?
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Hi, I want to get latest source code for modbus4j but when i execute
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@modbus4j.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/modbus4j login
as found in http://sourceforge.net/projects/modbus4j/develop I get a "connection refused" error, and even ViewVC on http://modbus4j.cvs.sourceforge.net/modbus4j send a 404 error.
Is there a problem with the repository? -
SF recently had a suspected password hacking. They probably changed your password.
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My password? Are you sure? I logged in as anonymous user, with an empty password, and "connection refused" error is related to anonymous user.
Anyway, I tried even with my Sourceforge account (with resetted password) and i obtain the same error. -
Sorry, never mind that. Check this out: http://sourceforge.net/apps/wordpress/sourceforge/. In particular, see the post SourceForge.net Attack Update.
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I send my apologies, I didn't know about all of these problems after the attack.
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Finally I was able to get latest sources, but can I consider CVS as a repo for stable code, or must I use only jar on sourceforge to be safe?
Because on sourceforge there's release 1.1 of 2010-08-27, and on CVS there's release 1.13 of 2010-12-17.I also noticed that javadocs in zip are out of sync on cvs, ModbusFactory has a "concurrency" parameter that is undocumented.
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You're better off using the CVS code. The jar file is updated only rarely. If you detect any problems, just reported them here.
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Ok, I'll use CVS code.
What about out of date javadocs? -
Feel free to regenerate as required.