Mark W. wrote: > See https://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=13833 for anonymous CVS checkout. > Not quite the same thing. That's apperently the best and only way. But you need CVS installed, and some basic knowledge how to use it. Not at all comparable to a simple hyperlink! I'm not willing to spend hours explaining people how to use CVS. And what about window users, who like to download something? > You can get a complete tarball at > http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cvstarballs/crossfire-cvsroot.tar.gz > Unfortunately, that is a tarball of everything (client, server, maps, arch, > and I believe it also includes the CVS directories, and hence history > information. its about 25 MB, so probably isn't quite what you want. Not only that it's 25MB, I have the feeling one needs to be logged in (as SF account member) to get it. Besides, the whole "cvs.sourceforge.net/" seems to have performance problems. Maybe due to the load of downloads/uploads? While "sourceforge.net/" is quite stable. > > I often meet people using old versions of CF. When I tell them > > to upgrade, of course they ask me: "where can I get latest CVS?". > > I would really hate to explain them they must install cvs and ssh > > (and linux). > > don't needs ssh anymore - sourceforge has anonymous pserver checkout. > Pointing them to the last official release probably isn't always a > terrible thing. You're wrong it *is* a terrible thing. You don't like it when people keep reporting bugs that already have been fixed, or do you? Could someone write a script, doing the anonymous pserver checkout let's say every 24 hours, and linking the files on a simple html page? Then we could set up a snapshot page again. Andreas V.