How to be a brilliant OpenMDV developer:
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    -study the web pages at mdv.sourceforge.net
    -subscribe the mailing list (follow the link from mdv.sourceforge.net)

    1) Create a user account YOURID with sourceforge and send your user name
      to one of the admins (see project's group page)
    2) IMPORTANT: with you new login name YOURID and password LOGIN to
    cvs.mdv.sourceforge.net using ssh (ssh -l YOURID cvs.mdv.sourceforge.net).
    The server will kick you out, but this will create your CVS admin files.
    3) check out the CVS repository, like this:
    set the CVS_RSH environment variable to ssh (path-to-ssh/ssh.exe with
     Windows computers)
    cvs -d:ext:YOURID@cvs.mdv.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/mdv co openmdvp
    (openmdvp is the development version)
    4) Fix all the bugs and commit your changes: 
    cvs -d:ext:YOURID@cvs.mdv.sourceforge.net commit
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Installation instructions for developers (other users, please use the
installation jar)

<ul>
<li>check out the source code as described above
<li>jdk 1.4 is now supported but not tested on many platforms
<li>compile+create web application archive: ./build.sh war (or build war)
<li>download and install tomcat; we recommend 4.0.1 (from jakarta.apache.org)
<li>deploy mdv by copying mdv.war from build/mdv/deploy to tomcat's webapps dir
    and start tomcat
<li>point your browser to http://localhost:8080 and login. Default user
   and passwd: admin/sala.
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How to modify these web pages (if you are an admin).
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ssh -l YOURID mdv.sourceforge.net
cd /home/groups/m/md/mdv/htdocs
emacs -nw index.html or whatever
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