Kristian,
> Unfortunately the server CVS must be installed
> upon is Windows Server 2008 (x64).
That is tested already with 2.5.04 and works fine. Ensure you are using the
latest 2.5.04 stable release.
> When specifying the user to run the server we
> are using a domain user 'cvsadmin'.
D
Fabio,
> I would migrate to cvsnt and I would (k)now if the
> repository can be moved under cvsnt as is or I need
> to make something.
>
> If something is needed, there a tool to migrate or
> to check the modified repository?
If you are 'migrating' from CVS to CVSNT - usually all you need t
Hi,
I have been tasked with getting CVS up and running in our Windows environments.
Unfortunately the server CVS must be installed upon is Windows Server 2008
(x64).
The CVSNT install performed without a hitch. After the machine had been
rebooted we set about configuring the CVS server. When
Hi Jan,
> Either from people running to subversion, the `real free' sollution
> already sounds much more `sexy', or worse even if someone gets sick of it
> and forks (although I doubt a fork would be successfull given that
> everything is still under GPL.)
I don't want to start a SVN vs CVSNT
Jan Keirse wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef op 07/11/2008 17:02:27:
>
>> The product isn't any less free...
>
> True, however its the perception that changes. However, because it's easy
> to disable when building for a linux distro it's probably not an issue.
It's not even compiled on the li
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef op 07/11/2008 17:02:27:
> The product isn't any less free...
True, however its the perception that changes. However, because it's easy
to disable when building for a linux distro it's probably not an issue.
> we still do most of our work on
> public repositories that
Jan Keirse wrote:
> essentially replaced it. This has happened for other products. While
> there's no license change involved here it is a policy change, the request
> for financial support is in my opinion now not polite. I requested my
> company to get a license based on the polite mails on t
Fabio D'Alfonso wrote:
> Hi,
> I appreciate very much the effort you made to enhance cvs.
>
> This shareware like change in the policy to add messages in the software,
> will not get expected results, in my opinion.
>
> I unfortunately expect that this will reinforce migration to other tools
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef op 07/11/2008 15:43:36:
> Clóvis Garcia Marcondes wrote:
> > Tony,
> >
> >
> > I got your point but should be nice at least to advise when you change
> > the way the product works. I just asked because I´m testing the new
> > version together with the CVS Suite Tria
It's not a real concern to us, as we purchased a licence a few weeks ago.
Although, my personal opinion is that it becomes now adware instead of
shareware. Also, I expect there will be ad-free builds available very soon
from other websites than march-hare.
Met vriendelijke groeten, Cordialement
Hi,
I appreciate very much the effort you made to enhance cvs.
This shareware like change in the policy to add messages in the software, will
not get expected results, in my opinion.
I unfortunately expect that this will reinforce migration to other tools like,
but not only svn that your effor
Clóvis Garcia Marcondes wrote:
> Tony,
>
>
> I got your point but should be nice at least to advise when you change
> the way the product works. I just asked because I´m testing the new
> version together with the CVS Suite Trial exactly to see if it is
> interesting for me to buy the comercia
Hi Andy,
The command you've mentioned was exactly what I wanted.
Thanks a lot!!!
Regards,
Gaurav
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Hi,
(I saw the error which could hurt, and resend corrected)
I would migrate to cvsnt and I would (k)now if the repository can be moved
under cvsnt as is or I need to make something.
If something is needed, there a tool to migrate or to check the modified
repository?
Thanks
--
Fabio D'Alfons
Tony,
I got your point but should be nice at least to advise when you change
the way the product works. I just asked because I´m testing the new
version together with the CVS Suite Trial exactly to see if it is
interesting for me to buy the comercial version and thought it could be
a side eff
Hi,
I would migrate to cvsnt and I would now if the repository can be moved under
cvsnt as is or I need to make something.
If something is needed, there a tool to migrate or to check the modified
repository?
Thanks
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Clóvis Garcia Marcondes wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> After installed the new 2.5.04 CVSNT Server (Free) the text below is
> been inserted into my commit messages:
>
> Committed on the Free edition of March Hare Software CVSNT Server.
> Upgrade to CVS Suite for more features and support:
> http://march-ha
I noticed that this was not made by the Server but the client because
I´ve tested over a CVSNT Server 2.5.03 and the same problems occurr. Is
there a free client or I´ll have to keep the 2.5.03 client instead o 2.5.04?
Clóvis Garcia Marcondes escreveu:
> Hi,
>
>
> After installed the new 2.5.0
Hi,
After installed the new 2.5.04 CVSNT Server (Free) the text below is
been inserted into my commit messages:
Committed on the Free edition of March Hare Software CVSNT Server.
Upgrade to CVS Suite for more features and support:
http://march-hare.com/cvsnt/
Is there anyway to disable that or
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