Okay, so, I got this brilliant idea to perhaps publish an old code repository I have lying around.

Unfortunately, it's in CVS.

Doubly unfortunately, apparently cvs2svn (and cvs2git), as well as the tool called "tailor", are unmaintained, and using them involves setting up #Python 2. I thought I told that damn thing to never darken our door again.

Triply unfortunately, the only other program I found that *purportedly* imports CVS to Git, cvs-fast-export, is... producing some *weird* results when I point the repo at it. Included converter script fails because the binary segfaults when reading some files. If I feed the files individually to the binary, it works. ...what

I guess I'll have to get back to this later on. May need to install Python 2 after all, brrrrr.

#scm #git #digitalarchaeology #programming

@umbraroze Maybe you can use git-cvsserver which is part of the git package? I'm short on complete details, but it seems like it might be a viable option.
Old repos can be wild. Hope you get it sorted