I didn't want to check out the whole shebang because it's
already quite a baby, and I pay for transmitted data. so
I tried to checkout only the en directory (successfully)
using
% cvs -q co phpdoc/en
but this created phpdoc/en in the directory where I wanted
only the en. As I'm only getting to know with the system,
I thought maybe setting CVSROOT to .../repository/phpdoc
might help, so either set it to this or used that with -d
in new login (and no, I didn't logout or release after
the checkout && before the new login. sorry if that messed
something up).
but now, I can login, or at least it seems so, but get
rejected after any other cvs command:
E:\__phpdoc__>cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/repository login
(Logging in to [EMAIL PROTECTED])
CVS password:
E:\__phpdoc__>cvs -q co phpdoc/en
cvs checkout: cannot find password
cvs [checkout aborted]: use "cvs login" to log in first
E:\__phpdoc__>
I can login as I wish, it's no good.
At 12:37 24.1. 2001, Egon Schmid (@work) wrote the following:
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>Cynic wrote:
>>
>> Err, I'm playing a bit with cvs, and have probably screwed
>> something up, because after an initial (successful) checkout
>> of phpdoc/en, I can't checkout anything anymore, and am
>> getting this error message after any command (example
>> follows). my sincere apologies if this is my fault; I hope
>> I didn't f*ck up anything.
>>
>> cvs release: cannot find password
>> cvs [release aborted]: use "cvs login" to log in first
>
>It works for me. To work with the docs you need to checkout phpdoc. So
>do another login and checkout the whole phpdoc.
>
>-Egon
>
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