Make sure you've got an account on SourceForge. Get yourself added to the logreport project. (Joost van Baal joostvb@logreport.org can do this for you.) Make sure your ssh public key is on the sourceforge server.
            A full backup of the complete LogReport CVS as hosted on
            SourceForge is made weekly and written to hibou:/data/backup/cvs/.
        
If you have a Unix like system, make sure you have this
            CVSROOT=:ext:cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/logreport
            CVS_RSH=ssh
        in your shell environment.
Of course, you could do something like
          $ eval `ssh-agent`
          $ ssh-add
        to get a nice ssh-agent running.
Now do something like
            $ cd ~/cvs-sourceforge/logreport
            $ cvs co service
        There are also repositories called 'docs' and 'package'. In the former the webpages are located and in the latter the package files for Debian GNU/Linux™ and other distributions are kept.
Files can then be edited and commited:
          $ vi somefile
          $ cvs commit somefile
        and get flamed ;)
Subscribe yourself to the commit list (commit-request@lists.logreport.org), to get all commit messages, along with unified diffs.