1 INTRODUCTION 7 1.1 PURPOSE 7 1.2 SCOPE 7 1.3 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS 7 1.4 ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS 7 1.5 GLOSSARY 8 1.6 STYLISTIC CONVENTIONS 8 2 USER'S GUIDE 9 2.1 OVERVIEW 9 2.2 BASIC CONCEPTS 9 2.2.1 Module identification 9 2.2.2 Module handling 9 2.3 A DAY IN A LIFE OF A SOFTWARE DEVELOPER 9 2.3.1 Modifying a module 10 2.3.2 Retrieving the version of a module 10 2.3.3 Reserved patterns 10 2.3.4 Preparing the archiving 11 2.3.5 Archiving a module 12 2.4 WARNING 13 2.5 Branching 13 2.5.1 What is branching ? 13 2.5.2 How to create a branch 14 2.6 Working with branches 14 2.7 OTHER FEATURES 14 2.7.1 Knowing which module version you are using 14 2.7.2 Module history 14 2.7.3 Who is doing what 15 2.7.4 Last versions of module 15 2.7.5 Compare Module Versions 15 2.7.6 Retrieving an old version of a module. 16 2.7.7 Concurrency issues 16 2.8 MODULE CREATION PREPARATION 16 2.8.1 module cleaning 16 2.8.2 module backup 17 2.8.3 RCS keyword adding 17 2.8.4 Test your module 17 2.8.5 Notify the SCCM. 17 2.9 ADMINISTRATION COMMANDS 17 2.9.1 cmmInit 18 2.9.2 cmmCreate 18 2.9.3 cmmW 18 2.9.4 cmmLockArchive and cmmUnlockArchive 18 2.9.5 cmmStartup and cmmShutdown 18 2.10 New features 19 3 Troubleshooting guide 21 3.1 Overview 21 3.2 General failure 21 3.3 CMM operation failure 21 3.3.1 A successfull CMM operation 21 3.3.2 A failed CMM operation with successfull recovery 22 3.3.3 A failed CMM operation with failed recovery 22 4 REFERENCE 25 4.1 SCCM commands 44 5 INSTALLATION GUIDE 51 5.1 GNU software installation on the server host 51 5.1.1 GNU diff 2.7 51 5.1.2 GNU sed 2.05 51 5.1.3 RCS 5.7 52 5.2 Repository creation on the server host 52 5.3 CMM module installation on the server host and on every client host 52
