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Subject: www.debian.org: CVS access to DDP via PSERVER, cannot CHANGE/COMMIT?
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webwml/english/doc/cvs.wml (CVS revision 1.9) writes:
54: <h2>Connecting to the CVS server, with update privileges</h2>
:
:
71: <p>You can then use normal CVS commands (see the CVS info pages) to
72: check out files, but you cannot change and commit them.
Is that right? A person really cannot change/commit DDP files via
CVS pserver? (Then, the description of the title at the 54th line
should be wrong.) I think the proper description would be:
71': <p>You can then use normal CVS commands (see the CVS info pages) to
72': check out and commit files.
just like the description for CVS using SSH.
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On Tue, Oct 30, 2001 at 08:52:13PM +0900, Tomohiro KUBOTA wrote:
> Package: www.debian.org
> Version: 2001-10-30
>
> webwml/english/doc/cvs.wml (CVS revision 1.9) writes:
>
> 54: <h2>Connecting to the CVS server, with update privileges</h2>
> :
> :
> 71: <p>You can then use normal CVS commands (see the CVS info pages) to
> 72: check out files, but you cannot change and commit them.
>
> Is that right? A person really cannot change/commit DDP files via
> CVS pserver? (Then, the description of the title at the 54th line
> should be wrong.) I think the proper description would be:
>
> 71': <p>You can then use normal CVS commands (see the CVS info pages) to
> 72': check out and commit files.
>
> just like the description for CVS using SSH.
You're right. I've commited this, thanks.
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