+
+ CVS via SSH (Score:1)
+ by platinum (jedgar at fxp dot org) on Thursday September 30, @07:13PM EDT (#4)
+ (User Info) http://www.fxp.org/~jedgar
+ The links above are your best bet for basic cvs server configuration. Once you have a pserver set up, you
+ may consider using cvs via ssh. All you need to do is the following:
+
+ 1) Have ssh and sshd set up on the client and server machines
+ 2) Set CVSROOT="joe@example.com:/home/ncvs"
+ 3) Set CVS_RSH="/usr/local/bin/ssh"
+ 4) Use cvs normally
+ (Obviously, insert the proper host/paths above)
+
+ You can also set up cvs/ssh to not need a password every time (similiar to an initial 'cvs login'):
+
+ 1) run ssh-keygen on client machine using no passphrase.
+ 2) copy/add ~/.ssh/identity.pub on the client to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on the server
+ (man ssh for more details)
+
+ The main reason I mentio
+ CVS via SSH (Score:1)
+ by platinum (jedgar at fxp dot org) on Thursday September 30, @07:13PM EDT (#4)
+ (User Info) http://www.fxp.org/~jedgar
+
+
+There's no way to do this currently, though it would be pretty
+straightforward to modify the source - specifically, the _collect_
+subroutine in FS::cust_main.
+>
+On Mon, Dec 13, 1999 at 04:05:32PM -0700, Jeff Garner wrote:
+> Freeside will e-mail my users when they are billed if they are setup as
+> billing.
+>
+> When setup by credit card it does not e-mail them. Is there a way to
+> turn on e-mail invoices for those who are billed via credit card? Kind
+> of like a recipt of billing....
+
+
+doc: http://www.softagency.co.jp/mysql/qmail.en.html
+
+sql1992.txt standard is 18 character column names. shoot for that, not just
+32 (postgresql default)
+
+Also note that (AFAIK) Freeside won't display any package that has more
+than one service on the "Add Customer" page. The reason for this is
+because there's no way to dynamically alter the displayed html form
+based on which package is selected. One possible solution would be to
+make an additional page that's used in the signup process that would
+display the form for each package, like a MS-style "Wizard". The first
+page lets you select the package, then the second page has the custom
+form with fields for each service in that package and a save button. Of
+course, that would require a little perl work.
+.
+Later,
+Scott Cruzen <sic@boernenet.com>
+
+