Synchronet v3.21e-Win32 (install) has been released (Mar-2026).

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howto:git [2024/03/22 21:59] – Create [Reset] section using Deuce's steps digital manhowto:git [2024/10/11 22:21] (current) – Mention the rename of install/GNUmakefile to install-sbbs.mk digital man
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 ===== Updating an Install from CVS ===== ===== Updating an Install from CVS =====
  
-So you previously installed Synchronet for *nix using the ''install/GNUmakefile'' method, which resulted in "checking-out" the source files from  [[dev:CVS]] before building them and now you want to get the [[http://cvs.synchro.net/gitpushlog.ssjs|latest updates]] since the switch to [[dev:Git]].+So you previously installed Synchronet for *nix using the ''install/GNUmakefile''((this file has since been renamed to install-sbbs.mk)) method, which resulted in "checking-out" the source files from  [[dev:CVS]] before building them and now you want to get the [[http://cvs.synchro.net/gitpushlog.ssjs|latest updates]] since the switch to [[dev:Git]].
  
   - Follow the **[[#Clone]]** instructions below, cloning into a sub-directory off of your Synchronet install directory (e.g. ''/sbbs/repo'').   - Follow the **[[#Clone]]** instructions below, cloning into a sub-directory off of your Synchronet install directory (e.g. ''/sbbs/repo'').
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 ===== Reset ===== ===== Reset =====
  
-If you're getting errors about local changes to files that you didn't make and you just want to reset ever file in the repo to its latest upstream contents, run these commands:+If you're getting Git errors about local changes to files that you didn't make and you just want to reset every file in the repository to its latest upstream contents, run these commands:
  
   $ cd /path/to/sbbs/repo   $ cd /path/to/sbbs/repo
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   $ git checkout master   $ git checkout master
      
-After the successful execution of these commands, your sbbs Git repo should be reset back to the current upstream contents.+After the successful execution of these commands, your ''sbbs'' Git repo should be reset back to the current upstream contents.
      
 ===== Delete the Repo ===== ===== Delete the Repo =====

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