Toni,
> Recently I have set up a CVSNT server with pserver
> authentication. Everything
> worked perfectly but after a server reboot the clients
> (Eclipse SDK) time out
> when trying to connect.
>
> The network connection is ok, and the CVSNT service is up. It
> works from the
> command li
Howard,
Thanks for your detailed reply. I had pretty much already stated
everything I was going to say - and I think addressed all the points
you've raied - but since you went to some effort to write so much I
think you deserve some further explanatory comment, though I've probably
not had time to
Hi i need more time. sorry?!
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Terry,
> We are running CVSNT 2.5.03 Build 2382
.
.
.
>
> cvs chacl -R -r SKYWAY_BRANCH -u terry -a all skyway/
We need much more information, including the server and client os, the
CVSROOT being used (eg: :pserver:host/repo), the ACLMode (as set in
CVSROOT/config), the permissions on the repo
Just wanted to add some feedback and maybe ask a few questions. Keep in
mind I'm thinking from the perspective of a small team of 4-10 people
working with perhaps 20-25 cvsnt repositories. I accidentally only sent
this to Tony so I am sending to the list now, with some edits to
portions that
On Monday 10 of November 2008, Tony Hoyle wrote:
> Arkadiusz Miskiewicz wrote:
>
> A couple of points:
> > This rule only applies to ::, not ::1.
>
> This is entirely irrelevant as there are only two possible cases. The
> code is written to handle both cases transparently, and does.
>
> $ netstat
On Monday 10 of November 2008, Tony Hoyle wrote:
> Arkadiusz Miskiewicz wrote:
>
> Again. You're trying to claim something is broken that I use every day.
You don't use it in a way that triggers brokeness.
> I even posted examples of it working correctly. You can check yourself
> by connecting
I am trying to grant a user permissions to create a sub-directories
under on a branch using the following ACL and CVS is not allowing the
operation. I had submitted something similar in regard to creating new
files on a branch back in early October, and have since resolved that
issue, but I am sti
On Tue, 11 Nov 2008 06:11:19 +1100, "Arthur Barrett"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Bo,
>
>> There seems to be no recent messages at all on the cvsnt-dev or
>> evs-dev groups...
>> Has activity moved elsewhere?
>
>The office in Manchester...
>
>We respond to questions posted on cvsnt-dev but most of
Bo,
> There seems to be no recent messages at all on the cvsnt-dev or
> evs-dev groups...
> Has activity moved elsewhere?
The office in Manchester...
We respond to questions posted on cvsnt-dev but most of our daily
chatter is done over the desk (or over the phone when I'm out of the
country).
There seems to be no recent messages at all on the cvsnt-dev or
evs-dev groups...
Has activity moved elsewhere?
I tried to update my old cvsnt sandbox but got an access denied using
my account that used to allow commits when I was more active.
Now it seems like I am not even allowed update access.
>-M message Log message.
It looks it does not work. I get the message anyway.
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> Most peopple don't buy the GUI separately, they generally use what they
> have.. eg. Visual Studio or Eclipse. We also ship Tortoise which is a
Those using VS or Eclipse - which are not the only development environments
on the planet... and I am afraid our IDE is going to target Subversion.
Luigi D. Sandon wrote:
> it's free and they already paid the GUI to make it work. Most managers who
> sign the bill don't understand very well why we should by a VCS and then buy
> a GUI separately.
Most peopple don't buy the GUI separately, they generally use what they
have.. eg. Visual Studio
> Really, there are so many clients out there that it's not something that
> really factors into it.. and there are as many different ways of
> interacting with a repository as there are clients. Everyone has their
> favourites - the key to making it all work is at the server side.
Probably mo
Jan Keirse wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef op 10/11/2008 11:51:32:
>
>> Frankly, if you can't sustain the open source model anymore I'd suggest
> you
>> to go proprietary starting with evs. You won't improve sales annoying
> users.
>
> If EVS uses CVSNT code that wasn't originally written
Gerhard wrote:
> I also don't know. One thing I observe though is that there are many,
> really many people who don't seem to know that (and how) CVSNT is
> different from CVS. Most online resources that compare version control
> systems seem to include CVS and SVN and others but not CVSNT (and if
Luigi D. Sandon wrote:
> But of course it won't work if you use a GUI on top of CVS that doesn't
> support it - unless one recompiles them too. And as I noted in a previous
> post, the lack of a good GUI (IMHO Tortoise isn't, saw too many users did
> the wrong thing due to the shell integration
Thanks all on your feedback about the advertising in the commit messages.
I have created a new FAQ to make it clearer how to disable this:
http://www.march-hare.com/cvspro/faq/faq2.asp#30
Let me also take this opportunity to clear up some issues raised in this
thread:
1) we are no longer satifi
Fabio D'Alfonso wrote:
> Hi,
> just to say that I agree completely with Luigi.
>
> You should go proprietary, if you are no longer satified with open source
> model.
We really like the open source model.. evs is also mostly open source
and will likely become more so over time. Adding a small
Hi,
Am 10.11.2008, 12:27 Uhr, schrieb Clóvis Garcia Marcondes
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Considering this, is possible to just make -m option works like -M?
You could use -F tmp_file_with_your_comment. That's the way CrossVC works
where possible (-F is not available for import/checkout). It has
I´v checked at the source and a new option (-M) of commit has been
created to suport an advertise only on screen, and it is not put into
the message. The problem is that I use WinCVS and the default option to
set the commit message (-m) cannot be changed.
I think the behaviour of the new option
> commit. There are even multiple ways to disable that if you dig around
> the source a bit.
Here's one (just run cvs - H commit)
-m message Log message (the log message will include an
advert).
-M message Log message.
But of course it won't work if you use a GUI on
Hi,
just to say that I agree completely with Luigi.
You should go proprietary, if you are no longer satified with open source
model.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef op 10/11/2008 11:51:32:
> Frankly, if you can't sustain the open source model anymore I'd suggest
you
> to go proprietary starting with evs. You won't improve sales annoying
users.
If EVS uses CVSNT code that wasn't originally written by mach-hare they
can't close t
Recently I have set up a CVSNT server with pserver authentication. Everything
worked perfectly but after a server reboot the clients (Eclipse SDK) time out
when trying to connect.
The network connection is ok, and the CVSNT service is up. It works from the
command line at the server but only wh
> exactly the same things as always - I'm against any kind of crippling or
> time limiting in software where people may be relying on it continuing to
> work.
They would just simply stick to older version until migrating to something
else - as some will do now. I do not like noise in commit mes
On Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:22:50 +0100, Jan Keirse wrote:
>> ... And now to the big question ...
>>
>> If you have suggestions on how we can evangelize the CVS Suite and Pro
>> products to get more sales in a less obtrusive way I would like to hear
>> them. What triggers you decide to open your w
All,
I have to agree with posters on both sides of the discussion.
The ebook is invaluable and have to admit that I bought a personal copy
of the last release just to get the ebook. I'm not getting paid to say
this either but a free copy of the 2008 version would be nice ;-)
I understand the nee
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef op 07/11/2008 17:44:46:
> I got interested in CVSNT and joined the list because it was a new
> concept to me and took awhile to get my head around it. I participated
> on the list only partially to 'give back', but mostly to solidify my own
> knowledge -- and it wor
I always resisted my developers will to move to Subversion, you just gave
them another reason.
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