Philippe Barnetche writes:
>
> Is this normal to put the trailing dot ? I mean, was it all my fault to think
> that a single trailing slash would be enough ?
No, CVS is overly aggressive in removing trailing slashes from CVSROOT.
It does that so that it can do simple string comparisons on file
Damn !
It works !
We've spent all day moving our modules to /modules...
Is this normal to put the trailing dot ? I mean, was it all my fault to think
that a single trailing slash would be enough ?
Thank you, and again, happy new millenium !
Philippe
Le Mercredi 03 Janvier 2001 16:37, vous m
Philippe Barnetche writes:
>
> :ext:user@host:/
>
> The trailing slash seems to be a problem because some cvs commands work
> (log,commit...) but other doesn't (checkout, diff...). The error message is:
> Bad CVSROOT :ext:user@host:
Try adding a trailing dot to your CVSROOT: ``:ext:user@host:/
Hi, and happy new year !
I've got a problem with cvs. I run CVS chrooted, so my CVSROOT looks like
this :
:ext:user@host:/
The trailing slash seems to be a problem because some cvs commands work
(log,commit...) but other doesn't (checkout, diff...). The error message is:
Bad CVSROOT :ext:user
