Re: [ilugd] cvs help

2006-02-01 Thread Yashpal Nagar
SWAPNIL wrote:

Dear All,

We need maintain our code using CVS how can i get help to configured CVS 
server 
also which client OS supported or 
how to CVS
  

why no svn? Its much more feature rich than cvs, reliable and lots of 
options to manage svn repositories.

Regards,
Yash


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Re: [ilugd] cvs help

2006-02-01 Thread Raj shekhar
in infinite wisdom SWAPNIL spoke thus on 02/01/06 12:14:
 Dear All,
 
 We need maintain our code using CVS how can i get help to configured CVS 
 server 
 also which client OS supported or 

http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Secure-CVS-Pserver/ . Set a pserver first and 
if that works add the ssh keys to it later .

There are many CVS clients available - WInCVS for windows is the one 
that I found quite good. TortoiseCVS is another option.

 From my experience, you will have more trouble making the developers 
adopt CVS.

 how to CVS

Not sure how to CVS, but Do you Yahoo! ? ;-)
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Re: [ilugd] cvs help

2006-02-01 Thread Raj shekhar
in infinite wisdom Yashpal Nagar spoke thus on 02/01/06 14:36:

 why no svn? Its much more feature rich than cvs, reliable and lots of 
 options to manage svn repositories.

My 8 bits of gyaan this
- You need to run apache to run svn
- I keep hearing (no first hand experience) the berkely db where it 
keeps the metadata keeps getting corrupted, though on the flip side 
there are utilities to repair them.

svn tried to make a better cvs, but they have failed on many counts.
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Re: [ilugd] cvs help

2006-02-01 Thread Sirtaj Singh Kang
On Wednesday 01 February 2006 15:56, Raj shekhar wrote:
[snip]
 - You need to run apache to run svn

It's very possible to run svn over ssh, though I haven't personally
used this.

 - I keep hearing (no first hand experience) the berkely db where it
 keeps the metadata keeps getting corrupted, though on the flip side
 there are utilities to repair them.

By default it uses FSFS (filesystem-based repository - KDE also uses
FSFS for svn.kde.org), though the early bugs that caused problems in
the DB backend have apparently been fixed.

 svn tried to make a better cvs, but they have failed on many counts.

Back up this statement. :) svn rename alone was enough for me to dump
CVS.

-Taj.



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Re: [ilugd] cvs help

2006-02-01 Thread Sankarshan Mukhopadhyay
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SWAPNIL wrote:

 We need maintain our code using CVS how can i get help to configured CVS 
 server 
 also which client OS supported or 
 how to CVS

http://ximbiot.com/cvs/manual/ might be where you would find good stuff.
On a side note, sending mails as postmaster is not really good for sanity.

Regards
Sankarshan

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Re: [ilugd] cvs help

2006-02-01 Thread Yashpal Nagar
in infinite wisdom Raj shekhar wrote:

My 8 bits of gyaan this
- You need to run apache to run svn
  

Why you need apache to run svn?? its a option if you want to browse your 
repository by http or not or use svn protocol clients.  Tortoise svn 
client is enough to do anything and all repos maintaing can be done by 
cmd line programs. I have used both CVS and SVN, i found maintaing CVS 
repos is much more tedious and complex to handle than SVN.

SVN is simpler to setup, maintain and lots of plugins available 
mod_svn,mod_dav_svn,pthon_svn, libapache2-svn etc

- I keep hearing (no first hand experience) the berkely db where it 
keeps the metadata keeps getting corrupted, though on the flip side 
there are utilities to repair them.
  

We are using svn with berkeley db svn setup for last more than 2 years 
and never came across such problem though you have option to choose fsfs db.

svn tried to make a better cvs, but they have failed on many counts.
  

May be some points, but personally, svn is superb i would say when you 
compare with CVS.


Regards,
Yash

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Re: [ilugd] cvs help

2006-02-01 Thread Mithun Bhattacharya
Anyone seriously considering a new version control setup should atleast
go through the following

http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2004/01/29/scm_overview.html
http://better-scm.berlios.de/



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Re: [ilugd] cvs help

2006-02-01 Thread ankush grover
On 2/1/06, SWAPNIL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Dear All,

 We need maintain our code using CVS how can i get help to configured CVS
 server
 also which client OS supported or
 how to CVS


 Thanks and regards



 Swapnil K.

 System Group


 hey,



Check out this url enough to setup and configure cvs.There is a gui client
for Linux also see the path for tool in this url.

http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue66/sharma.html



Regards

Ankush Grover
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[ilugd] cvs help

2006-01-31 Thread SWAPNIL
Dear All,

We need maintain our code using CVS how can i get help to configured CVS server 
also which client OS supported or 
how to CVS


Thanks and regards

 

Swapnil K.

System Group

 

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Re: [ilugd] cvs help

2006-01-31 Thread Gora Mohanty
--- SWAPNIL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
 We need maintain our code using CVS how can i get help to configured
 CVS server also which client OS supported or how to CVS
[...]

It is quite easy to set up a CVS server, at least on Linux machines.
However, your question is too broad for a reasonable answer over email.
CVS has extensive documentation, and you can locate online sources,
e.g.,
by searching Google for the string cvs documentation. See, for
example,
http://ximbiot.com/cvs/manual/, and then ask specific questions that
might arise after trying the solutions recommended in the manuals.
There
are a variety of CVS clients for Linux, ranging from Emacs cvs-mode to
GUI ones, and I believe that there also decent clients for Windows.

Regards,
Gora



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