Actually, I managed to fix a freezing bug regarding failure during hash check for a week. Unfortunately, I can’t commit the patch to CVS at cvs.sourceforge.net because of connection refused error. It seems sourceforge is trying to force every projects to migrate to Subversion as soon as possible. They don’t want to maintain CVS anymore so CVS is now very unstable and nobody takes core of them for a week.

Today, I decided to migrate BTQueue to Subversion and it works just fine. There is no migration issues and very easy. The secret behind this success is cvs2svn. I will also migrate other projects when I have more time. To access the lastest code of BTQueue via Subversion, you just want to know a URL. See below.

https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/btqueue/trunk/btqueue

And then you can checkout the code using below command.

svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/btqueue/trunk/btqueue

IMHO, it is much more simpler than CVS and it’s atomic. I will release the new version very soon. Just want to make sure it works without critical bugs.

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