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1Search CVS is a tool for converting cvs commits into a mysql database, which 
2can be updated without worry of data duplication. The database is then searchable 
3via a web page run on www.eclipse.org.
4
5This folder is a copy of the contents of another cvs repository for example purposes only,
6and should not be considered up to date. It is provided here simply to make this code base 
7more complete and to provide a self-contained runnable example. 
8
9For the latest version of this folder's contents, see:
10
11:pserver:anonymous@dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/org.eclipse/www/emf/
12    searchcvs.php
13    includes/searchcvs.css
14    includes/db.php
15
16Additionally, there is a non-public file called includes/searchcvs-dbaccess.php (referenced by
17includes/db.php) which reads something like this:
18
19<?php
20    $dbhost = "mysqlserver";
21    $dbuser = "dbaccessro";
22    $dbpass = "dbaccessropassword";
23?>
24
25** WARNING: DO NOT COMMIT THIS FILE INTO YOUR PUBLIC CVS REPOSITORY! **
26
27To put this file on the www.eclipse.org server without it being available in CVS for public view, 
28place a copy of the file in your home directory on dev.eclipse.org, then open a bug 
29(https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/enter_bug.cgi?product=Community) or send a note to webmaster@eclipse.org
30and ask to have the file placed for you. Example: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=156451#c8
31
32----
33
34Additional details on setup and on using this tool can be found here:
35
36http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Search_CVS
37