Hi all!
We are experimenting a big delay when we want access to cvs. We
are not sure if the delay is caused by cvs or not. My question is: is it
possible that a big repository (a lot of files, and a lot of
history) makes cvs go slower?
Thanks in advance, and excuse my bad
Please, please, please, somebody help me...All i want to do, is to
provide the developers with a template, so every time they're
commiting their changes to CVS, it prompts them to enter a Bug
Number.In order to be able to put a Template file in every /CVS
subdir of my module at the checkout, i
Title: FW: 2401 failed: connection refused
I forgot to mention that I can telnet into the server, I can see
ypcat passwd | grep username on the server too.
-Original Message-
From: Sandy Thota
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2000 5:12 PM
To: 'Mike Castle'
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject
Title: RE: 2401 failed: connection refused
yeah, I did. I actually made changes to inetd.conf again. Now I am at the stage of getting
this login error message
cvs [login aborted]: incorrect password.
But I have another question.
Can I have two daemons running on different servers, but working
We are using tkCVS GUI and cvs 1.10 (halibut) on Windows 95 client.
cvs
1.10 server on Solaris 2.5.
One of the projects has decided to use CVS keywords in its files for
identification of version. When a newly added
file is committed we get the following message :
cvs server : cannot rename .new.
Hello --
Is there any way to find out what files are in a module without
actually checking out the module? I'm thinking of something like the
cvs checkout -c option, which lists all modules in CVS; I want all
files in a module.
Alternately, has anyone written a script or program that mimics C
Title: 2401 failed: connection refused
Hi,
I have CVS setup on a Solaris server say server1 from before .
Now I setup CVS on another Solaris server say server2, and did all the required configuration in /etc/inetd.conf, created repository etc.
Actually the repository is running on a HPUX ser
Howdy--
A bit of politics has creeped up in a big company
I'm doing some work for, and a debate exists over
PVCS vs. CVS.
I am a neutral consultant, of course, but I might
point out that I am not a member of any PVCS
mailing lists :)
One of the arguments brought up in favor of PVCS is
that
Roland Jesse writes:
>
> There is one tiny little thing, that annoys me, though. The "Author"
> field in the email is *always* set to the userid cvs is installed
> under. It is *not* set to the name of the user checking in the
> code. The same holds true for using log.pl instead of log_accum.pl.
Janet writes:
>
> And I know my inetd works fine
> because I followed the "Trouble making a connection to a CVS server"
> chapter
> in the manual and verified it using "echo" service instead of cvspserver
> and
> it worked well.
What happens if you telnet to it now, do you get the "bad auth prot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> " cvs [login aborted] : recv() from server host : EOF"
> i don't know what had happened and what can i do for it ?
If the server is running CVS 1.10.6, upgrade to the latest version
(1.10.8) from www.cvshome.org. Otherwise, see "Trouble making a
connection to a CV
At 17:28 -0400 8/22/00, Yarry Gonzalez wrote:
>The Sun CVS binary should now be available on CVSHome.org's download
>page (http://www.cvshome.org/downloads.html).
I have a request for that page...please list the CVS version number of the
binaries.
Thanks,
Fred
==
Fred Brehm, Sarnoff Corporation
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