Noel Yap wrote:
[smc] [...]
> >I think (maybe) you just want
> >to use "RCS_branch_head()" instead
> >of "RCS_head()" in the code for "cvs up -C" similar
> >to what "cvs diff" does in the HEAD case.
>
> Yes, you're right. I wasn't really aware of this meaning of HEAD s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/22/2000 05:44:39 PM
>Noel Yap wrote:
>
>[smc] [...]
>> >I think (maybe) you just want
>> >to use "RCS_branch_head()" instead
>> >of "RCS_head()" in the code for "cvs up -C" similar
>> >to what "cvs diff" does in the HEAD case.
>>
>> Yes, you're righ
tony hoyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/info-cvs/?start=21187
> Brendan Simon wrote:
> > How can one view the repository to see the available modules ?
> > I tried "cvs co -c" and "cvs co -s" but nothing was returned. I
> > haven't got a modules file i
Version 0.6 alpha of abCVS is available at
http://www.iaanus.com/abCVS/
A great new feature! Now the recursive Status command can display its results in both
textual form (as it did before) and in a dialog box. Want to know which files have
changed or need update from the server? There
- Original Message -
From: "Larry Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Peter Loron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2000 2:22 PM
Subject: Re: Question on checkout/update
> Peter Loron writes:
> >
> > Question 1: If I add directories or files on the loca
> You're right. For consistency's sake, "cvs up -C file" should get a clean copy
> of the HEAD. I think, in general, there should be a way to specify the base
> revision (is there a BASE alias similar to HEAD?)
Ok, since HEAD means different things, etc, I'd like to propose the following alias
Peter Loron writes:
>
> Ok, is there a way to go back and retroactively mark *.gif *.jpg in the
> repository as binary? Would setting up the correct line in CVSWRAPPERS do
> it?
You can use ``cvs admin -kb [files]'' in your working directory to mark
the repository files as binary (note that this
Peter Loron writes:
>
> Question 1: If I add directories or files on the local dev machien and
> follow the commit->update steps above, will those new directories show
> up on the remote server or do I need to do a checkout?
You have to use the -d option to update to create new directories
(eith
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/22/2000 02:53:58 PM
>> Noel Yap wrote:
>> You're right. For consistency's sake, "cvs up -C file" should get a clean
>> copy
>> of the HEAD.
>[smc] If you mean for "cvs up -C file" to be more or less similar
>to
>
>mv file somewhere_else
>cvs up -p file > f
Michael Gersten writes:
>
> Ok, can we get an option to CVS to say "This date is in the format that
> you output"? (Example: cvs log to find out what time an untagged commit
> of a dozen files was made, then give that exact time string back to CVS
> on an update).
Sort of. I've added code to ge
I have a website I'm managing with CVS. I have a development system at
home where I make changes, commit them, then go to the remote "live"
server, and do an update.
Question 1: If I add directories or files on the local dev machien and
follow the commit->update steps above, will those new direct
Noel Yap wrote:
[smc] [...]
> >
> >Are you sure about ''? From what I've seen so far, -C means
> 'clean
> >copy'. (it's not on my 1.10.5 copy, gotta upgrade).
> >
> >By '', do you mean the revision last checked out, or the
> current
> >revision for the current sticky tag?
>
> You're r
AC writes:
>
> # ./cvs login
> (Logging in to acox@omi-internal)
> CVS password:
> cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from omi-internal: cvs:
> invalid option -- o
That looks like the server is not configured correctly -- see "Trouble
making a connection to a CVS server" in the Ced
Hon-Chi Ng writes:
>
> Yes, I verified both local/client and remote/server machines as shown below.
Congratulations, you've found a new bug. (There was a similar bug that
*was* fixed in 1.10.8 but I've just verified that I can reproduce your
problem with the current development version of CVS.)
> Times *in* CVS are always UTC, times *output* by CVS are usually in UTC,
> but times *input* to CVS by the user are almost always in local time.
> In particular, the time in the above command will be interpreted as
> local time, not UTC.
Ok, can we get an option to CVS to say "This date is in t
Hello all cvs-ers,
Not clear why this is happening to me and would love feedback
if you've encountered this:
# ./cvs login
(Logging in to acox@omi-internal)
CVS password:
cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from omi-internal: cvs:
invalid option -- o
This is my CVSROOT setting:
# pr
On Wed, 22 Mar 2000 11:26:14 Larry Jones wrote:
>Hon-Chi Ng writes:
>
>Did you install it on both the client and the server machines?
Yes, I verified both local/client and remote/server machines as shown below.
% cvs --version
Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.10.8 (client/server)
Cop
Sorry it took so long.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/09/2000 02:56:57 PM
>Noel L Yap wrote:
>>
>> >I
>> >don't have a clue as to what -j should do in combination with -C.
>>
>> It seems you've been more thorough than I have. Looking at it another way,
"cvs
>> up -C file" should be equivalent to "
Hon-Chi Ng writes:
>
> I downloaded CVS 1.10.8 from
> http://download.cyclic.com/pub/cvs-1.10.8/cvs-1.10.8.tar.gz
> and installed it. CVS 1.10.8 still give the same error, i.e. CVS
> doesn't
> like -d option for checkout be used with client rsh access.
Did you install it on both the client
You could configure the firewall to allow connections to port2401 on the
repository machine only from the machines where you need the files. Then you
can just do an automatic cvs update/export.
This might not be totally secure, but you won't be able to automate ssh without
opening other security
You must have a CVSROOT/modules file populated in order to use "cvs co -c" and
"cvs co -s".
You could also try "cvs rdiff -s -r 0 . | awk '{ print $2 }'", but it's much
slower.
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/21/2000 07:26:07 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: (bcc: Noel L Yap)
Subject: Viewing
Brendan Simon wrote:
> How can one view the repository to see the available modules ?
> I tried "cvs co -c" and "cvs co -s" but nothing was returned. I
> haven't got a modules file in the CVSROOT directory. Must I have one
> of these ? Surely there must be a way to browse the repository so that
OK,
in retrospect what we did wasn';t that smart ..
we branched of some code.
In this branched of code, we added a file main.C
in the main branch (trunk) we added the same file (cvs add).
now we try to merge the branch with the trunk,
and we get an error message like
cvs update: file main.C e
On Tuesday 21 March 2000, at 16 h 26, the keyboard of Brian Macy
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Also, anyway to login via a script?
If you use SSH with an account on the CVS server, it's easy.
> Basically I need to write an
> interface to CVS
Otherwise, "expect" was invented for that (yes, i
Hi
I would be very grateful if you could make me part of the subscription list for WinCVS.
Thanks
Krishnan
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