hi, experts,
anyway to only checkout part of a module? for the whole one is very large.
thanks in advance!
Regards,
David Penn
Shanghai Inst., Huawei Tech. Co.
P.R. China
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How about CVS server setup and configuration?
Michael C. Amorose
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Hi everyone,
OpenAvenue is looking to host a CVS Birds of a Feather session at the
O'Reilly Open Source Conference July 17-20 in Monterey, California.
I'd like to get your feedback on what a good general topic of
discussion would be for the session. What would interest you? Any
feedback on what
Noel L Yap wrote:
> man chmod and look for the part about SGID on directories. Isn't this
> in the FAQ somewhere? It's asked often enough.
Here's some info explaining how special directory modes work under
Solaris 5.6. (I copied this from the chmod manpages and edited it a
little.) Much of
I have cvs as a pserver on a Linux box.
When using WinCVS 1.06, I can't do 'log selection' or 'graph selection' on
files,
the output in the shell window just gets gobbled, printing
a lot of things on the same row, very rapidly, looks like a bug,
ending with "no message". :/
Executing "Status sele
Here is my entry in taginfo
DEFAULT $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/tag.pl -m [EMAIL PROTECTED] $USER
Here is sample of the output.
Repository: /cvs_repositories/m2k_cvsroot/m2k/PCP_DEV/Players/AirCAT/src
Tag: RadCAT_Version_0_2
Operation:add
Date: Fri Nov 5 15:55:01 1999
Tagged-By:
Unfortunately, as neither cvs nor rcs normally operate on stdin, the best
I can come up with is wrapper scripts for all the commands that
uncompress targets and cause the applications to operate on temp files.
Unfortunately that wouldn't work as well with CVS.
If you wanted to go all out you coul
On a related note, it would be nice if there were a way to
tell cvs "ignore the -z flag for files that match this pattern".
I've noticed major CPU wastage compressing virtually non-compressable
documents for transmission (e.g., image files).
Or is this already possible and I'm just ignorant?
--
If you don't mind wrapping a script around the operation:
1) cvs diff --brief -rcvs1-10-8 2>/dev/null |sed -ne 's/^Index: \(.*\)$/\1/p'
|xargs cvs log
If you want to get trickier than that and get only the new log messages,
you'll have to play around with the 'cvs log' syntax, but I think you c
I am new to using CVS and am in the process of trying to use
WinCVS to connect to a linux server on which I have a
repository already set up. I am starting with 'ext'/rsh
as my connection method; however, when I try a command such as:
cvs -d :ext:me@machine:/home/cm/CVS co -c
I get the followin
And if you set the CVS_CLIENT_LOG environment variable when running CVS
under UNIX, you should get two logs created: $CVS_CLIENT_LOG.in and
$CVS_CLIENT_LOG.out, verbatim copies of everything that went through the
client/server socket in either direction during command execution.
Derek
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Derek
The suggested model is the one I usually use and recommend. You will still
need Nestor's merge method to avoid conflicts when you merge to the trunk a
second and subsequent times. The extra tagging isn't a bad idea, anyhow - it
makes it easier to back out changes if you ever make mistakes, too.
You might be able to do something with CVSup.
http://cvshome.com/CVS/Docs/infomultisite
Derek
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I will not go near the kindergarten turtle.
I will not go near the k
Yes. Get a copy of the manual. It's available with the source
distribution as doc/cvs.ps: ftp://ftp.cvshome.org/pub/ or here:
http://www.cyclic.com/CVS/Docs/cederqvist .
Look up the client/server and probably 'pserver' in particular.
Derek
--
Derek Price CVS Solutions Ar
Maybe this is a stupid question, but couldn't find it in the
documentation.
In WinCVS, how do you find all the files that I have locked
(by clicking the lock-key symbol).
Right now, I have to browse each directory manually to see that.
Thomas
Mike,
Any chance you can post your script?
TIA!
...Jake
> "MS" == Mike Sutton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
MS> A script in taginfo will do the trick. I save filename, user, date
MS> and revision when a tag is set.
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Jake Colman
Principia Partners LLC
> As of CVS 1.10.8 public repositories don't need passwords at all, which
> avoids the problem.
Only when the world's repositories (or at least sourceforge :) upgrade.
> (If you can
> run a script as the user you should be able to su, no?)
What, you don't use setuid wrappers and run shell scrip
Hi,
I've installed and am happily using CVS on my user account here at
school. The problem is that we're allowed only a limited amount of
storage so I have to refrain from using CVS in some situations
(projects with images, binary files, etc.).
So, my question is: Is it possible for CVS to keep
Goeran Zängerlein wrote:
> I am quite new to CVS and try to use it at SourceForge. I installed
> WinCVS on my machine and the login already works fine.
> Here I get the message:
> *CVS exited normally with code 0*
> That should be okay?
If I remember my WinCVS correctly, yes, this is nor
1) Does anyone know how to generate a report for all the files in CVS that
were modified between two tags? I used "cvs log" command but i shows all
the files not just the ones that were modified.
2) I tagged the repository twice with different tags on the same day but at
different time. There
You might be able to be sneaky and run your code through the C preprocessor before
you run it through your other compiler. I'm fairly certain there's a way to do a
pass with gcc and even Sun's cc & acc that only processes #defines and macros.
Derek
--
Derek Price CVS Solutio
There is currently no way to retrieve a file's fileattr through the
client/server protocol. This makes the feature non-extensible (when new
fileattrs are to be added) among other things (eg there's no way to find out if
a file's watch status is on). I propose to add a "fileattr" request in the
c
Rich Salz writes:
>
> When accessing public repositories, there's no need to protect the
> password. My note didn't make that clear enough, sorry.
As of CVS 1.10.8 public repositories don't need passwords at all, which
avoids the problem.
> > What's
> > wrong with doing an interactive ``cvs l
http://www.cvshome.com/CVS/Docs/infomultisite
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Hi, I am Tripko and I have question(s) about CVS:
Can I have several repositories (which contains the same projects) on
different servers (something like mirroring repositories) and one
central repository? If I can, how can I
It appears it still looks for the local repository on box B rather than
box A...
When I tried the command in box B I got the following errors:
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot make directory myproj: No such file or
directory
In box A where the actual repository sits, it was OK:
cvs server: Updat
> Putting a CVS password in the environment makes it available with no
> encryption at all to anyone who can run the ``ps'' command.
When accessing public repositories, there's no need to protect the
password. My note didn't make that clear enough, sorry.
> What's
> wrong with doing an interac
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be deleted from this list. If the administrator happens to read this,
please delete me ASAP. I can't handle the traffic.
Ed Colbert
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Jarrod Douglas writes:
>
> CVS stores the location of the repository used in a "get" or "update"
> operation in the CVS/Root file of the working directories.
> When you then do subsequent cvs operations, it uses the contents
> of this file in preference to the CVSROOT envrionment variable or
> wh
Rich Salz writes:
>
> This diff allows CVS login to get the password from an environment variable;
> it's very useful when using automatic update scripts (e.g., run out of
> cron).
Putting a CVS password in the environment makes it available with no
encryption at all to anyone who can run the ``
Look up 'cvs watch', 'cvs edit', and 'cvs editors' in the Cederqvist or
in your WinCVS help files. That already has the features you are
requesting, assuming it has been implemented in WinCVS, but I think it
has.
Derek
--
Derek Price CVS Solutions Architect
mailto:[EMAIL PR
Gary Granger writes:
>
> The listing does not
> show the year, just date and time, but I believe the year is in the history
> record waiting for someone to write the code to print it out. More
> information available in the manuals and from 'cvs -H history'.
The current development version of C
I think the history file keeps this kind of information. Try
cvs history -T -a
to list the times tags were created by any users. The listing does not
show the year, just date and time, but I believe the year is in the history
record waiting for someone to write the code to print it out. Mo
If you're resetting your CVSROOT environment variable, the following should also
work:
cvs -d $CVSROOT
You might be able to put "cvs -d $CVSROOT" in your .cvsrc file, too.
Anyway, give it a shot since I haven't tried it myself.
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05/31/2000 09:46:37 AM
To: [
Yeah, I don't get why the Unlock WinCVS command doesn't unlock the
latest version's lock. What else would you be trying to unlock? (Maybe
there's a way that I don't understand?)
Anyway, you can unlock the file in question by choosing from the
"Admin" menu "Command Line". In the command line secti
I figured out the way to do it. If you have the history turned on, the
following command will show the tag information including the date.
cvs history -T
> Richard Giang
> --
> Planning & Schedu
This diff allows CVS login to get the password from an environment variable;
it's very useful when using automatic update scripts (e.g., run out of
cron). Perhaps CVSPASSFILE is a better way to go, but I didn't want to deal
with the the (de)scrambling. And this avoids any issues if/when someone
Thank you very much for the advice.
However, when I login to CVS Server on box A from box B, and tried the
following I still get "directory not found" error. Please help...
Thnaks!
$ /usr/local/bin/cvs -d :pserver:veronica@boxA:/usr/local/repos_on_A co
myproj
[checkout aborted]: cannot make
Hi all!
I'm a new user of CVS and I apologize if my request could appeared
annoying. I would like to know if there is the possibility to use CVS
between two PCs located in different countries for instance by
Internet.
Thanks.
Giuseppe Lunardon
Try
/usr/local/bin/cvs -d :pserver:veronica@boxA:/usr/local/repos_on_A co
myproj
If you don't want to keep typing the -d stuff, set the CVSROOT
environment variable, e.g.,
export CVSROOT=:pserver:veronica@boxA:/usr/local/repos_on_A
Dan Katz
Veronica Lee wrote:
>
> Then how does CVS know w
man chmod and look for the part about SGID on directories. Isn't this in the
FAQ somewhere? It's asked often enough.
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05/31/2000 02:37:32 AM
Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: (bcc: Noel L Yap)
Subject: how cvs user & root modify th
Veronica Lee writes:
>
> Then how does CVS know which box's repository I am trying to access?
If you're in a working directory, from the CVS/Root and CVS/Repository
files; if not, then from the -d global option if specified and from
$CVSROOT otherwise.
> I have CVS istalled on box A and B.
> I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05/30/2000 10:30:49 PM
>Can you just ask all developers (under penalty of corporeal punishment for
>noncompliance) to execute a "cvs editors" on each file they intend to
>modify? If anyone is currently editing the file, the developer should not
>"cvs edit" nor modify the
Veronica,
I have experienced similar mysterious happenings... and tracked it
down to this: It appears to me that :
CVS stores the location of the repository used in a "get" or "update"
operation in the CVS/Root file of the working directories.
When you then do subsequent cvs operations, it uses
Hello,
As many of you may have learned, WinCVS (I use 1.1.b12) provides a
locking mechanism for a user to lock a module or a file.
However, the lock does not prevent the user from starting an editing
session, modifying or updating a file. The impact is that once a user
have modified a file, he
Then how does CVS know which box's repository I am trying to access?
I have CVS istalled on box A and B.
I would telnet into Box B.
Login to CVS Server on Box A: /usr/local/bin/cvs -d
:pserver:veronica@boxA:/usr/local/repos_on_A login
To this point it has been successful.
However, if I try to
A script in taginfo will do the trick. I save filename, user, date
and revision when a tag is set.
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