In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> When working with local repository copies, the following situation
> occurs (with the latest CVS 1.10.8.1 version as picked up via anon-cvs):
>
> 1. The repository was copied from the remote site to the local site
> 2. The working directory was check
I confirm the problem, I just tried:
cvs -z8 update -P -d (in directory D:\CVS_Cyclic\ccvs\)
Fatal error, aborting.
anonymous: no such user
cvs update: authorization failed: server cvs.cyclic.com rejected access
*CVS exited normally with code 1*
Br,
Jerzy
- Original Message -
Is the CVS server at cvs.cyclic.com still accepting
anonymous connections? It was a few days ago, I'm sure.
I just now (July 5, 8:30pm CDT) tried the following:
[scameron@zuul ccvs]$ cat CVS/Root
:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home2/cvsroot
[scameron@zuul ccvs]$ cvs -z3 update
Fatal error, abor
Hello again,
This time on the thread !
rjd wrote:
> Has anyone added scrollbars to the gcvs graph display?
> Is doing that in the works somewhere?
I cannot understand how to make it work. Help !
If you find me a sample, beside the one in testgtk.c which has 4 pages
of Xt code in it, I can comp
Dimitrie O. Paun writes:
>
> We get very often locks left around the repository. For example, today we've
> got:
>
> [root@redpill evolve-client]# find -name "*cvs*"
> ./images/#cvs.rfl.redpill.redcelsius.on.ca..1647
> ./images/#cvs.rfl.redpill.redcelsius.on.ca..1660
> [root@redpill evolve-clien
http://devnet.3d.com/cvsweb/cvsweb.cgi/cvsgui/ChangeLog
http://www.wincvs.org/download.html
Has anyone added scrollbars to the gcvs graph display?
Is doing that in the works somewhere?
(Is this the right place to ask gcvs questions?
I thought I posted this question last week, but it
never appeared...)
Regards.
Hi people,
I am having no end of problem with the cvs server. I am running:
RedHat 6.2
cvs 1.10.8 with the patch for file handles
We get very often locks left around the repository. For example, today we've
got:
[root@redpill evolve-client]# find -name "*cvs*"
./images/#cvs.rfl.redpill.redcels
Your CVSROOT variable in profile is definitely set up correctly.
However, when you type "cvs -d /repository/ init" you must type the
*exact* full path to the repository, not just "cvs -d /repository/
init" (i usually cd back to the machine root when i issue this
command). Also remember that
One more note on the scripts I posted. I mentioned that I borrowed on some
work by James Strickland at Perforce. He has said that's okay, but he wants
me to get the word to this list that
a) Perforce is free for free software development
and
b) Perforce provides free technical support during eval
ok well here's some more detail on my problem.
I set up CVS the following way.
i created a directory which i wanted to work as the main directory, the
repository.
then i typed and added the following to my .profile
CVSROOT=/afs/fsh/.../repository/
export CVSROOT
then typed this, which creat ed the
On Wed, Jul 05, 2000 at 10:01:38AM +0200, Matthias Kranz wrote:
> Ok, now I finally got your point. That the two files have
> the same timestamp is not the problem, but the fact, that
> your copying preserved the original timestamp of
> subdir1/File1.hpp.
>
> If you use a normal copy command or j
Stephen Rasku writes:
>
> Hmmm... I have been using local access with NFS for about a year now
> without problems. What sort of problems can I look forward to?
NFS repositories seem to work pretty well in homogeneous networks -- as
soon as you have different types of machines for the NFS clien
On Wed, Jul 05, 2000 at 09:07:55AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm new to this group, and have just started using CVS i think its a great
> program, and have been impressed with it. Everything has been working
> great with it until i tried setting another computer up, it worked fine the
> f
Hi,
Carlos Costa Portela wrote:
> Here at demasiado.com, we're using cvs to help us develop our
> website. In a development cycle of a program (traditional development
> cycle) is it ok have two versions: one stable and other unstable. Our idea
> is to only touch the stable version to cor
Harald Kucharek wrote:
>
>Markus Niebel wrote:
>> We're using WinCVS 1.06 and commandline client 1.10.5 on NT
machines and
>> local access to the repo on a linux box via Samba. We detected the
>> following problem:
>
>This point comes up every now and then on this list and the general
rule is:
>
Alberto Toietta writes:
>
> (Logging in to alberto@sunultra)
> cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from sunultra: cvs =
> pserver:
> No CVSROOT specified! Please use the `-d' option
>
> I have specified -d
Chances are you have an old version of CVS that was built without serve
Keith Beattie writes:
>
> It appears that 'cvs add -m "new file description message"' doesn't create
> an entry in the desc field of the ,v file in the repository.
>From BUGS:
* The -m option to "cvs add" does not work with client/server CVS.
CVS will accept the option, but it won't actuall
Oscar,
> We work in java, and the cvs users have a directory called src and another
> called classes, both inside the module directory. When they have a
> half-finished module, they want to put it under source control. They do so
> by using "import module" from the WinCVS browser. The filtering s
Finally I found the problem with your help. I uncommented following line in
CVSROOT/loginfo. The reason is that cvs init was done on version 1.9 . When I
do cvs init on a temp cvsroot, 'who am i' is now replaced by 'id'.
I has replaced 'who am i' with id and it is now fixed.
Many thanks indead,
Have look at
http://durak.org/cvswebsites/
Wolf
Carlos Costa Portela schrieb:
> Hello, all!
>
> Here at demasiado.com, we're using cvs to help us develop our
> website. In a development cycle of a program (traditional development
> cycle) is it ok have two versions: one stab
Sounds like the path listed in etc/profile or in CVSROOT/modules may
be pointing to the wrong place. Both need to point to the modules
folder itself. For exact syntax, see:
http://www.michael-amorose.com/cvs/
Michael C. Amorose
Author FireUtils for Macintosh
Author Sound Core for Macintosh
Aut
> From: Carlos Costa Portela [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> We make two types of changes: simple ones (bugs and simple text
> changes) and others more complex (new apps in development). In our
> situation we feel we cannot use cvs in the classical way.
>
> We're really not sure how to
Not possible for binary files. CVS would have to be able to decode and figure
out where the heck the symbols were.
Darryl
>We use WinCVS and it is able to edit text files wich are in CVS: with
>"$Revision: $" CVS automatically puts the version number in the file, this
>is a nice tool and we
Hi all,
I'm new to this group, and have just started using CVS i think its a great
program, and have been impressed with it. Everything has been working
great with it until i tried setting another computer up, it worked fine the
first time, except for one little mistake because they were binary f
Hello, all!
Here at demasiado.com, we're using cvs to help us develop our
website. In a development cycle of a program (traditional development
cycle) is it ok have two versions: one stable and other unstable. Our idea
is to only touch the stable version to correct bugs found in
> From: Bart Smeets [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> We use WinCVS and it is able to edit text files wich are in
> CVS: with "$Revision: $" CVS automatically puts the version
> number in the file, this is a nice tool and we use it a lot.
> Did anyone try to do this with a binary file too (doc, xls)
Hello,
We use WinCVS and it is able to edit text files wich are in CVS: with "$Revision: $"
CVS automatically puts the version number in the file, this is a nice tool and we use
it a lot. Did anyone try to do this with a binary file too (doc, xls) or do you know
if it is possible?
Bart.
-
I need a way to tell WinCVS to:
- Ignore some files
- Assume binary/text for some files
when doing imports, and optionally when doing adds.
We work in java, and the cvs users have a directory called src and another
called classes, both inside the module directory. When they have a
half-finis
From my PC i want to connect in a remote system SUNultra
workstation where is the
reposity.
1) I have modified /etc/inetd.conf:
cvspserver stream
tcp nowait root
/usr/local/bin/cvs cvs
--allow-root=/home2/users/alberto/reposity
pserver -d /home2/users/alberto/repos
On Wed, Jul 05, 2000 at 08:46:21AM +0200, Markus Niebel wrote:
> I played and tested a little bit more - it seems to be
> caused by the logic of cvs itself: it relies on filetimes.
> When I change the time for dir1/File1.hpp everything works
> fine. As I noted, the two files was committed exactly
All I did was chmod o+r /root. This allowed CVS to look into /root to see if
a .cvsignore file existed, found that there wasn't and carried on.
What changes did you make to inetd.conf regarding env as this would seem
more secure than giving all read access to /root?
Regards,
John Scott
-Or
Markus Niebel wrote:
> We're using WinCVS 1.06 and commandline client 1.10.5 on NT machines and
> local access to the repo on a linux box via Samba. We detected the
> following problem:
This point comes up every now and then on this list and the general rule is:
Never use local access on a file s
> From: Markus Niebel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Matthias Kranz wrote:
[ snipped ]
> I played and tested a little bit more - it seems to be caused by
> the logic of cvs itself: it relies on filetimes. When I
> change the time
> for dir1/File1.hpp everything works fine. As I noted, the
> two
> -Original Message-
> From: David Storrs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> discovered that he did not have a CVS directory in his
> top-level project
> directory, so we tried inserting one manually and allowing cvs to fill
> it.
If the CVS dir and its contents have been removed, I think the
If only cvs log had an option to repress the listing of entries which
resulted in 0 selected revisions when filtering by date, the following would
come very close:
cvs -q log -N -d"3 days ago<2 days ago" | egrep "Working file: "
This does work if checking for a particular file or set of
Matthias Kranz wrote:
>
>
> ??? What do you mean with 'cvs diff' cannot detect that the file
> has changed. 'cvs diff' should show you the differences between
> two revisions of the same file. So if you copy subdir1/File1.hpp
> over dir1/File1.hpp
>
> 1. 'cvs status dir1/File1.hpp' should sho
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