You are viewing Jason Cater's nightly CVS snapshot of AccLite. 
These snapshots are from the main branch of AccLite's CVS server.
This application currently does not have an Anonymous CVS setup, so
only active developers have access to CVS.  

The latest snapshots are always at: 
 
    http://www.gnuenterprise.org/~jcater/snapshots/acclite/acclite-cvs.tar.gz
      and
    http://www.gnuenterprise.org/~jcater/snapshots/acclite/acclite-cvs.zip

Typically, the last five snapshots are also located here, with a date stamp as
part of their file name.  If the latest CVS snapshot doesn't work for you, 
grab the previous night's and try it. 

To give you a better idea of what this application is, below is a copy of the
CVS's README file: 

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acclite/README
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AccLite is a (temporary?) fork of the GPL'd Arias accounting package, which itself is a fork of the NOLA accounting package 
(http://www.nola.noguska.com), an Apache + MySQL + PHP based accounting
package that handles General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts 
Receivable, Payroll, etc. 

AccLite attempts to extend Aria in the following areas: 

   1) Remove the MySQL dependency.  PostgreSQL support is well underway, 
      but the medium-term goal is to support a myriad of SQL-based 
      relational backends, such as the free SAP-DB and Firebird engines, 
      as well as commercial backends from Oracle, IBM, et al. 

   2) Remove the web-based dependency. GNUe Forms (http://www.gnue.org/) 
      is being used to create a UI-independent interface for NOLA's 
      backend.  We are attempting to supplement the web-based interface, 
      not necessarily supplant it. 

   3) Clean up the general code structure to enable better customization
      and basic code maintenance.