Hey --
I was getting cvs server set up with custom password (i.e. using
CVSROOT/passwd) and wanted to make CVS passwords different from regular
login password. The docs said the only way to specify passwords was to
copy and paste them from /etc/passwd -- but this is exactly what i was
trying to a
Noel Cragg wrote:
> Hey --
>
> I was getting cvs server set up with custom password (i.e. using
> CVSROOT/passwd) and wanted to make CVS passwords different from regular
> login password. The docs said the only way to specify passwords was to
> copy and paste them from /etc/passwd -- but this is e
Does anybody have experience converting a Perforce archive to CVS?
Since Perforce uses the RCS file structure, getting the files over should be easy.
But I also want to get the comments, version history etc. over to CVS.
TIA
-Joe
On 12 Jan, Greg A. Woods wrote:
> [ On Wednesday, January 12, 2000 at 09:23:08 (-0500), Steven Hirsch wrote: ]
> > Subject: Re: choice of extension languages for a heterogeneous client/server
>version control system
> >
> > I'll chime in against Tcl. Absolutely wretched syntax, inconsistant an
[ I hope my question is within the scope of this mailing discussion. I
posted my question to news:comp.software.config-mgmt, but received no
reply so far. So, I thought of trying here, as I've no where else to
turn for help. Thanks. ]
From: Hon-Chi Ng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: CVS: Using b
Title: CVS server access over the Internet
Hello from Melbourne Australia,
Our new United Kingdom development group using WinCVS 1.0.6 is getting the login error 'Unknown host techssna' (that's the name of our Solaris server down here). We know they can access techssna via telnet and ping, s
On Monday, March 20, 2000 3:08 PM, Keogh, Greg, HiServ/AU
[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Hello from Melbourne Australia,
>
> Our new United Kingdom development group using WinCVS 1.0.6 is getting
the
> login error 'Unknown host techssna' (that's the name of our Solaris
server
> down here). W
Why not all of them? Or is this discussion about which is needed the most?
I'd like a well-designed basic framework that allows several language
bindings. I'd probably be most happy if the first three language bindings
were Python, Scheme, and Perl.
If it has to be only one language, I might be
