#### {t}Installation Instructions{/t}

{t 1="process_cvs_commits.php" 2="misc/scm"}The %1 script, which is available in the %2 sub-directory in your Eventum installation directory, will need to be installed in your CVSROOT CVS module by following the procedure below:{/t}
{t 1="CVSROOT"}The first thing to do is to checkout the %1 module from your CVS repository:{/t}
$ cvs -d %CVS REPOSITORY HERE% checkout CVSROOT
{t escape=no}The command above will checkout and create the CVSROOT directory that you will need to work with. Next, open the loginfo file and add the following line:{/t}
{literal} ALL /usr/bin/php %repository path%/CVSROOT/process_cvs_commits.php $USER %{sVv} {/literal}
{t 1="%repository path%"}Replace %1 by the appropriate absolute path in your CVS server, such as /home/username/repository for instance. Also make sure to put the appropriate path to your PHP binary.{/t}
{t}You may also turn the parsing of commit messages for just a single CVS module by substituting the 'ALL' in the line above to the appropriate CVS module name, as in:{/t}
{literal} %cvs module name% /usr/bin/php %repository path%/CVSROOT/process_cvs_commits.php $USER %{sVv} {/literal}
{t 1="process_cvs_commits.php" 2="CVSROOT"}The last step of this installation process is to login into the CVS server and copy the %1 script into the %2 directory. Make sure you give the appropriate permissions to the script.{/t}