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OT: IMO a dedicated machine for version
control is optimal and affordable so it is worth the effort to squeeze in a
single Linux box and use CVS proper versus CVSNT. That will also help
familiarize you with Linux. The primary stumbling block there is not the CVS server
but rather ensuring you have remote connectivity through pserver or SSH. Then
you have the problem of synchronizing passwords between your Windows and Linux
boxes. There are many solutions but what is needed a specific HOW-TO on setting
up a dedicated CVS server for Windows shops. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of yinhua Hi, all I’m a new for cvsnt, and I want to use loginfo to
record some commit information like the log message, filename, version number
and so on. And I’m using .bat to run the loginfo script, like this:
DEFAULT e:/script/login.bat %{sVv} For the filename, version numbers I can use %{sVv} to get
easily, but for the log message, is there any way to get this information? Any help and suggestion will be welcome! Best regards frank |
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