adding new dir

Hi, I have added some new directory with files in it to a branch, my question is, how can all the users on that branch update their local directories and retrieve this new directory ? (cvs update didn't do the trick) Thank you. Moshe.

Quickest way to find locally modified files

Hi. What is the quickest way to find all the files which has been modified locally compared to the repository ? Right I'm using the diff command. Cheers, Jesper Pedersen BTW: I'm not on the mailing-list

Re: adding new dir

Hi Moshe, Moshe Levy schrieb: I have added some new directory with files in it to a branch, my question is, how can all the users on that branch update their local directories and retrieve this new directory ? (cvs update didn't do the trick) Please try the "-d" option of cvs update. Hope

Re: Quickest way to find locally modified files

"cvs -n up" Noel [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2000.05.09 03:48:41 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: (bcc: Noel L Yap) Subject: Quickest way to find locally modified files Hi. What is the quickest way to find all the files which has been modified locally compared to the repository ? Right I'm

Re: PServer connection failure

rajkumar samuel writes: cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from dev-sun1: CVS commands are: That looks like your CVS doesn't understand the pserver command -- what version of CVS is it and did you build it yourself or get it prebuilt from somewhere? If you built it yourself,

cvs permissions

Hi, I've searched for this issue on info-cvs, and haven't found it, though I have seen similiar questions... I have several projects on a Linux hosting box. I am not a superuser. I have the following groups: 1. everyone 2. developers 3. clientA 4. clientB 5. clientC Developers are part of

Re: PServer connection failure

I've gotten something similar when I had messed up the inetd.conf file. Send you lines from inetd.conf to the list... GaRy Larry Jones wrote: rajkumar samuel writes: cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from dev-sun1: CVS commands are: That looks like your CVS

Re: Interest in checkoutinfo administration file?

I tend to agree. In my recent CVS project, I just went through an exercise where I created an abstraction layer above all the triggers currently available in CVS, to create such a consistent interface. If the existing interface were more consistent, it would have saved me some work. Each of

Re: cvs permissions

Timothy Falconer writes: How can I get: 1. CVS to always use the permissions of the directory it's contained in 2. CVS to use the pre-existing permissions of the file, regardless of check-in BSD Unix filesystems always create files with the group set to the group of the containing

Re: PServer connection failure

These are the lines in my inetd.conf. cvspserver stream tcp nowait root /usr/local/bin/cvs cvs --allow-root=/export/home/vinoth/cvsrepos pserver thanx, sam - Original Message - From: Gary Pinkham [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Larry Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: rajkumar samuel [EMAIL PROTECTED];

Commit Template for WinCVS

How or where do I setup a Commit Template for WinCVS? Olaf

Re: cvs permissions

Timothy Falconer wrote: I want the following repository structure, with associated access: /home/cvs/www/common (everyone) /home/cvs/www/tools (developers) /home/cvs/www/clientA (developers clientA) /home/cvs/www/clientB (developers clientB) /home/cvs/www/clientC (developers

[Fwd: CVSNT: Notes on case sensitivity problems in NT]

This is probably fixable, but rather than get lost in the 'cvs edit' code, I though I'd post it here... Has anyone seen this before and fixed it? Tony Original Message Subject: CVSNT: Notes on case sensitivity problems in NT Date: Tue, 9 May 2000 13:21:16 -0700 From: Tad Hetke

cvs upgrade

Hello, I'm very new to CVS and Linux but am in the process of setting a Linux server along with CVS. I have RedHat6.2 installed along with CVS-1.10.7. I want to upgrade to CVS-1.10.8 but can't find documentation on how to do it. Can someone point me to the right direction? I guess what I'm

commit bug?

Hi all, I've checked the list archives and the CVS manual for a solution to this problem, and I haven't discovered a solution, so hopefully someone has seen this problem before. Here's my command history, with typos removed and commentary added (using C++ style comments :-). 80 14:11

commit problem

Hi, I must have seen this question being brought up recently, could someone forward me the solution/suggestions? Thanks a bunch! cvs commit -m "no message" CreateAccount.py (in directory C:\WINNT\Profiles\david.000\Personal\Projects\MyProj\) cvs server: [16:05:42] waiting for david's lock in

Re: commit problem

Hi, I found the answer (www.wincvs.org/howto/cvsdoc/cvs_21.html#Sec180). Thanks anyway. --Walter On Tue, 9 May 2000, Walter M. Yuan wrote: Hi, I must have seen this question being brought up recently, could someone forward me the solution/suggestions? Thanks a bunch! cvs commit -m

CVSHome.org - A new CVS resource

Hello all, As I mentioned here in another post, OpenAvenue registered the domain CVShome.org to be the future home of CVS. The site -- http://www.cvshome.org -- is still under construction, but things are moving. We welcome you to visit this new site while it is in development and give us any

Re: Perplexing pserver passwd problem

You need to put "passwd" file in the checkoutlist file in the CVSROOT dir. pserver is NOT the default for cvs so, the passwd file never actually gets updated automatically in the actual CVSROOT directory. If you put "passwd" in the checkoutlist file in CVSROOT dir and then commit checkoutlist,