I registered a project at SourceForge almost a year ago, though it was basically empty. I'm glad that after the recent CVS changes at SourceForge.net I finally found the time to commit all phpMiX code to CVS.

Even if it is only to have them at hand, the relevant links to get access to this resource are:

• Online CVS viewer (you just need a browser).
• Annonymous CVS access (you need a CVS client such as Tortoise CVS or WinCVS).
• phpMiX-CVS Checkins mailing list.
• phpMiX-CVS Checkins mailing list archives.

In addition to that, each node in the projects section of this site has a link to the corresponding directory of the online CVS viewer.

All in all, I believe this is the last step I planned sometime ago when I decided to migrate this site to Drupal... but you never know :-) I hope it will all make it easier for everyone to use.

I'm about to release a new plugin for WordPress (I'll post about it soon), but before I wanted to reorganize the Projects area. I was not really happy using the Drupal Project module for what I really need here. The Project module is what I've been using since I migrated my site to Drupal, and it is what they use for their Downloads area. It has a lot of features to completely manage project issues, synchronized with CVS and more. However, that's kind of overkill here, I should say, not to mention that I highly prefer to use my phpBB based forums for support et all ;-)

So I ended up getting into another Drupal module...

I've been waiting for about a month, yet I finally got my Google Analytics invitation! If you navigate with MSIE, depending on your browser settings, you may now see an alert similar to this:

If you don't, you probably should (You may want to) read about the latest publicly disclosed vulnerability in Internet Explorer or any of the recent posts at the Microsoft Security Response Center Blog.
Note: It's been fixed here ;-)

BTW, if you ever need to install the Google Analytics snippet to track your phpBB based board, you may wish to not generate the javascript code when you're logged in as administrator. To do so, you may try the following...

This site is running a beta version of Drupal. It is constantly updated from CVS code, so there may be things that do not work the way they should ...or I may need to close it for a while to fix any problem that may occur.

But... why drupal? and why running CVS code? ...