Hi,
ok here it comes. If I do the same as I described in the last mail, but this
time I stop WinCVS and restart it, then it works. Which means, that somehow
(win)CVS is keeping the file open. But how could this be?
In fact when I do the whole thing from the command line it works out ok. It
did'nt
Eric / Chang-Cheng, Chao wrote:
> > > cvs [login aborted]: recv() from server ..x.xxx:
Connection
> > > reset by peer
> >
> > That usually indicates that inetd was unable to start the server for
> > some reason -- check your syslog for error messages.
> >
> The error seems to come fr
"Michael S. Tsirkin" schrieb:
> Hello!
> In WinCVS (11b13) when I do update, all files are marked
> read-only, even if the "checkout read-only" option is not
> selected.
>
> 1. Does anyone have any idea why?
Maybe someone did a "cvs watch on" on the files? Then they are checked
out read only and
Hi,
I use the WinCVS and I want co one file from the repository and revise
that, now we have to co all files in our repository to revise that one
file. Is that possible to co only the one file.
Thanks!!
As Alexey stated, it could be good to put a clear list of new features required
for a next generation CVS network code.
Here we use CVS every day (yes, even during suny sundays ;) and we are really
happy with it!
But (there is always a 'but') we have some concerns regarding network.
We need some
Alexey Mahotkin wrote:
>
> I have finally managed to announce that
>
> http://alexm.here.ru/cvs-nserver/
>
> contains cvs-nserver-1.10.7.1 for couple of weeks already. cvs-nserver is
> the rewritten and improved :pserver: mode for CVS.
Hmm... How much of a diff is this from t
Larry Jones schrieb:
> Peter Wolfe writes [about HEAD meaning the head of the current branch
> rather than the HEAD of the trunk for diff]:
> >
> > Hmm ... while that might be the design intent my observations are that even
> > this is broken:
>
> I think you're right. It looks to me like what's
Hi,
are there any plans that the nserver CVS patches will
be merged with the "official" cvs?
http://alexm.here.ru/cvs-nserver/
regards,
Martin
Eitle Jürgen wrote:
>
> Hi,
> ok here it comes. If I do the same as I described in the last mail, but this
> time I stop WinCVS and restart it, then it works. Which means, that somehow
> (win)CVS is keeping the file open. But how could this be?
> In fact when I do the whole thing from the command
I'm really starting to think this is happening on the SourceForge side. Sorry I
can't help you any more than this.
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 06/06/2000 07:10:15 PM
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cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: CVS access using SSH
>OK. This kinda tel
It's worth a shot.
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 06/06/2000 10:28:34 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (bcc: Noel L Yap)
Subject: Re: CVS access using SSH
OK. I can understand that. But what is a solution to this. It still
appears to me that CVS is passing over the wrong
Martin Roehrig wrote:
> Larry Jones schrieb:
> > Peter Wolfe writes [about HEAD meaning the head of the current branch
> > rather than the HEAD of the trunk for diff]:
> > >
> > > Hmm ... while that might be the design intent my observations are that
> even
> > > this is broken:
> >
> >
Hi,
I have 2 questions here:
How can we change the revision number of a file with WinCVS?
Can we reset the revision number of a file to 1.1?
Thanks for your help!
Daniel Barsalou
K-OS Multimédia Inc.
5505, boul. Saint-Laurent, bureau 4210
Montréal(Québec) H2T 1S6
Tél.:(514)495-1122
Fax :(51
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 06/06/2000 08:50:18 PM
>[ On Tuesday, June 6, 2000 at 16:02:17 (-0400), Noel L Yap wrote: ]
>> Subject: Re: SRP implementation in CVS
>>
>> On one hand I'd like to keep CVS minimal. OTOH, I'd like to minimize the
>> involvement of sysadmins. Perhaps SSH or a cvs wrapper
Martin Roehrig writes:
>
> To solve the problems and misunderstandings around this subject, what do you
> think about introducing a new built-in tag (say TRUNK) that does the same for the
> main trunk as a branch tag does for the branch (or should do...), namely always
> refer to the latest revis
David writes:
>
> I need
> to be able to list several thousand files in a module, and can not
> simply recurse a directory because some files may belong to another
> logical set.
I think you need to rethink the organization of your repository.
-Larry Jones
What's the matter? Don't you trust y
Title: How do I see a list of files being edited?
Greetings all,
Darn it, I had this working I thought, but now it isn't and I can;'t tell why.
The goal: To enter a command (cvs editors?) and get a list of all the files which are
someone is editing.
The environment: I have a cvs reposi
Hi -
Does anyone have recommendations on how to set
up a CVS hosting server over the Internet for a small group of widely
distributed developers?
I have a LAN with a Redhat Linux server running
PSERVER with Win98 clients and connect to the
Internet via a Cisco675 router. It runs great l
I was hoping no one would ask me that ;-) I'm trying to migrate from a
LOT of old legacy code, including a lot of perl4 wrappers, text database
files that do something similar to tagging a list of files for code
revisions, and a hacked up version of CVS 1.3. I'd like to move them to
a straightfo
Well, I now get a different set of errors, although I'm not sure if this is from SSH
or CVS. Here is what I've done.
1) I created a batch file (sshx.bat) and placed the proper SSH command inside of the
batch. The SSH command is as follows:
ssh -v projectname.sourceforge.net -l username
2)
I decided to get into the CVS code myself and look around as to what could be
happening. Here is what I have found. I'm not certain how to fix this or if it can
be fixed, but could someone tell me if I'm on track or way off base.
In looking at the file client.c, it seems that CVS is using CVS
A more general solution (that wouldn't break anyone's setup) would be to
introduce another variable. If this variable's set, use it, otherwise, use
CVS_Hostname (or however it's capitalized).
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 06/07/2000 03:31:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Su
> "TH" == Tony Hoyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> http://alexm.here.ru/cvs-nserver/
TH> Hmm... How much of a diff is this from the cvs-1.80.8.tar.gz?
It almost cleanly applies to cvs-1.10.8 and, as the matter of fact, the new
release of cvs-nserver will be against 1.10.8. The most si
Eric / Chang-Cheng, Chao writes:
>
> cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from 192.168.1.7: CVS
> commands are:
That indicates that you gave CVS a subcommand that it didn't recognize
(i.e., ``cvs fleeble'' will produce this error message but just ``cvs''
won't). Check the inetd.conf
That would certainly work too. I tried setting CVS_Hostname, both in Autoexec.bat and
by forcing it in the code, but these didn't work as it is apparently used other
places. Is this something that can be changed without too much trouble? Have I
missed some other alternative?
>>> "Noel L Yap
I have checked out a module into my work area. I would like to check
additional files into the same directory structure where the module
was created, overwriting some of the files that are there.
For example, I check out to my work area module XYZ based upon a
release tag of YYY. I then woul
> In WinCVS (11b13) when I do update, all files are marked
> read-only, even if the "checkout read-only" option is not
> selected.
Yes, I've noticed that ! It looks like the cvs server returns a
permission to apply locally by the client, but I don't know why and on
which basis. It would take some
When using CVS_RSH, CVS will execute:
$CVS_RSH hostname cvs server
This means your command line should've been:
ssh -v projectname.sourceforge.net -l username cvs server
Try that.
Also try:
ssh -v projectname.sourceforge.net -l username
"CVS_Hostname=cvs.projectname.sourceforge.net cvs server"
On Thursday, June 08, 2000 4:59 AM, Sheldon Samuels [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
wrote:
> Well, I now get a different set of errors, although I'm not sure if this is from SSH
>or CVS. Here is what I've done.
>
> 1) I created a batch file (sshx.bat) and placed the proper SSH command inside of
>th
The problem seems to be with WinCVS (maybe related to tcl/tk string
parsing?). Things work fine on the command line.
I added a file called "long name.c" (note space in file name) to a CVS test
project. I then checked in 2 changes to get a rev. 1.3. I then used the
below command to change the m
Actually, would the CVS server use any environment variables set on the server
side? Have you tried setting any of these environment variables there?
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2000.06.07 17:34:40
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: CVS access using SSH
That wou
This solution would have to involve making changes to the code. Also, I'm not
so sure such a solution (or any solution for that matter) would work if the
password authentication you're receiving is coming from the SourceForge side.
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 06/07/2000 05:34:40 PM
To: [EMA
You are correct in that "cvs server" is at the end of the command, but it's
the command executed by CVS (on the client side) that is the problem in that
it autocreates the format. And I can't change how it looks. CVS creates
the following command, which doesn't work:
ssh cvs.projectname.sourcef
I am using WIN NT to login to a LINUX CVS SERVER when I type CVS LOGIN at
the c prompt I get a "UNKNOWN HOST" error. I have everything set up
according to the documentation, and I can ping my host machine so I'm not
sure what the problem is. Has anyone solved this when they started using
cvs fro
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