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Created page with "For most purposes, csup is a drop-in replacement for cvsup. This program comes with the base system since FreeBSD 6.2, so it does not require bloated dependencies to run. ..."

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For most purposes, csup is a drop-in replacement for [[cvsup]]. This program comes with the base system since FreeBSD 6.2, so it does not require bloated dependencies to run.

A benefit of csup is that it is used the same way cvsup is used: it uses the same configuration supfiles, and is generally used the same way on the command line. Csup is adequate for updating ports and the source tree, but it lacks other cvsup mirroring functions. This program is perfectly suitable for updating the source tree, since portsnap is best used to update ports.

Please see the ''csup'' man page for more details.

==References==
* Network Administration with FreeBSD 7 (2008)

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 For most purposes, csup is a drop-in replacement for [[cvsup]]. This program comes with the base system since FreeBSD 6.2, so it does not require bloated dependencies to run.
-A benefit of csup is that it is used the same way cvsup is used: it uses the same configuration supfiles, and is generally used the same way on the command line. Csup is adequate for updating ports and the source tree, but it lacks other cvsup mirroring functions. This program is perfectly suitable for updating the source tree, since [[portsnap]] is best used to update the [[ports tree]]. For purposes of last second bleeding edge updates, portsnap generally updates less often than [[cvs]], since cvs repositories are generally updated on a whim.
+A benefit of csup is that it is used the same way cvsup is used: it uses the same configuration supfiles, and is generally used the same way on the command line. Csup was adequate for updating ports and the source tree, but it lacks other cvsup mirroring functions. [[Portsnap]] is best used to update the [[ports tree]]. For purposes of last second bleeding edge, non-revised, updates, portsnap generally updates less often than [[cvs]], since cvs repositories are generally updated on a whim.
 Please see the ''csup'' manpage for details, and ''/usr/share/examples/cvs/'' for ''*.supfile'' examples.

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 For most purposes, csup is a drop-in replacement for [[cvsup]]. This program comes with the base system since FreeBSD 6.2, so it does not require bloated dependencies to run.
-A benefit of csup is that it is used the same way cvsup is used: it uses the same configuration supfiles, and is generally used the same way on the command line. Csup is adequate for updating ports and the source tree, but it lacks other cvsup mirroring functions. This program is perfectly suitable for updating the source tree, since [[portsnap]] is best used to update ports. For purposes of last second bleeding edge updates, portsnap generally updates less often than cvs, since cvs repositories are generally updated on a whim.
+A benefit of csup is that it is used the same way cvsup is used: it uses the same configuration supfiles, and is generally used the same way on the command line. Csup is adequate for updating ports and the source tree, but it lacks other cvsup mirroring functions. This program is perfectly suitable for updating the source tree, since [[portsnap]] is best used to update the [[ports tree]]. For purposes of last second bleeding edge updates, portsnap generally updates less often than [[cvs]], since cvs repositories are generally updated on a whim.
-Please see the ''csup'' man page for more details.
+Please see the ''csup'' manpage for details, and ''/usr/share/examples/cvs/'' for ''*.supfile'' examples.
 ==References==

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 For most purposes, csup is a drop-in replacement for [[cvsup]]. This program comes with the base system since FreeBSD 6.2, so it does not require bloated dependencies to run.
-A benefit of csup is that it is used the same way cvsup is used: it uses the same configuration supfiles, and is generally used the same way on the command line. Csup is adequate for updating ports and the source tree, but it lacks other cvsup mirroring functions. This program is perfectly suitable for updating the source tree, since [[portsnap]] is best used to update ports.
+A benefit of csup is that it is used the same way cvsup is used: it uses the same configuration supfiles, and is generally used the same way on the command line. Csup is adequate for updating ports and the source tree, but it lacks other cvsup mirroring functions. This program is perfectly suitable for updating the source tree, since [[portsnap]] is best used to update ports. For purposes of last second bleeding edge updates, portsnap generally updates less often than cvs, since cvs repositories are generally updated on a whim.
 Please see the ''csup'' man page for more details.

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