By OK Computer on

Hi, not sure if I'm posting this in the right place, but there are no files in the Flexinode module tar file when I download it, only a licence text file.

Anyone else experienced this? I'm saving directly to disk, not opening it from the browser.

This concerns flexinode 4.7.0.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

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Gwened’s picture

Gwened commented

Same here.

I downloaded it from CVS instead, using WinCVS checkout with CVSROOT=
:pserver:anonymous:anonymous@cvs.drupal.org:/cvs/drupal
and module name/path=
contributions/modules/flexinode

OK Computer’s picture

OK Computer commented

I don't really get this CVS malark. Can I not just pop it up there like I would do with a normal release? What is Win CVS?

dmnabti’s picture

dmnabti commented

hmmm, i'm a non-techie, trying to do techie stuff... would love to get flexinode, but can you explain this in another/simpler way? (and P.S.... working on a mac... in case there is software i need to get/install).

thanks.

dmn.

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OK Computer commented

I've just literally downloaded the CVS version (I don't understand CVS really, I think it's to do with development or something, and I believe it's the up to date version).

So yeah, I went about installing it like you would with any other module. But I selected the cvs module list as opposed to 4.6 or 7

Gwened’s picture

Gwened commented

Do you mean the link called "Flexinode CVS" at http://drupal.org/node/5737/release ? I thought it was out of date because its date is older than both 4.6 and 4.7 links on the same page.

As I did not want to wait for the author to fix the 4.7 release (and didn't know how to fix it myself), I tried to download it "by CVS". CVS is a piece of software used to download the latest development (not stable) version of any module. I quoted WinCVS but several CVS clients exist on every platform.