Message interpretation.

Hello, I have 2 CVSmessages i don't understand: 1.I run update command and i get the following output: ? StdSchema/StdSchema_DBC_VArrayOfExtCharacter.cxx Then i add the file using add command, I receive the message: cvs server: StdSchema/StdSchema_DBC_VArrayOfExtCharacter.cxx added

patch problems

I'm running cvs on SunOS 5.5.1 and 5.6 (no idea if that difference is significance) On my 5.5.1 machine (cvs client, served by a repository on the 5.6 machine) I get the following patch error, *sometimes*, when doing a "cvs update": P load.c patch: Invalid options. patch: Usage:

locking of release 1.1.1.1

Hello friends, I work for Ponte Vecchio, a next generation internet firm from The Netherlands. We started using jCVS II Version 5.2.2, Java CVS Client for document management. We just finished the (great) migration, so now we have a lot of Release 1.1.1.1 files in CVS. When a release 1.1.1.1

Re: Message interpretation.

On Tue, Aug 29, 2000 at 01:01:12PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, I have 2 CVS messages i don't understand: 1.I run update command and i get the following output: ? StdSchema/StdSchema_DBC_VArrayOfExtCharacter.cxx Then i add the file using add command, I receive the

Re: patch problems

Tommy Kelly writes: I'm running cvs on SunOS 5.5.1 and 5.6 (no idea if that difference is significance) On my 5.5.1 machine (cvs client, served by a repository on the 5.6 machine) I get the following patch error, *sometimes*, when doing a "cvs update": Current versions of CVS have patch

Re: CVS revision number problem

pei1 wrote: Dear Sir / Madam: We decided to bring the major revision number up to 3.1 so I did a command: cvs commit -m "Change major revision number." -r 3.1 This is almost certainly the wrong thing to do. It is best to leave the revision numbers alone, using them only as

Re: patch problems

Current versions of CVS have patch built-in rather than using the system's patch command -- what version of CVS are you running? The server machine (on which there are no problems) is 1.10 The client, which does have problems, is 1.9 Was the change to a built-in patch done between 1.9 and

network connection

Hi all, i'm new to CVS, so, sorry for the basic questions about simple usage... how can i access a CVS repository using a network connection through remote shell (rsh)? i also have tried `cvs -d :ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/cvsroot/ checkout -P credon_chat', and the same

Help! can't add/commit files

Ok, in order to resolve my template issues, i set up my local CVS client and server...i am quiet a newbie at that, so please bear with me. In order to populate my new repository i tried importing already existing directories, but after a check out every time i'd try to commit changes to a

Re: Antigen found =*.pl file

(Mr. Davis, I'm sending this to you as Technical Contact for the alcoa.com domain. If you don't maintain the email scanner, please forward this to the person who does. Thanks.) [EMAIL PROTECTED] is a mailing list on which Perl scripts are often discussed. These are not malicious; they are

CVS checkout filename with space (bug fixed ??)

Hi CVS experts/users, I have some trouble checking out files with spaces in the name. After some queries on deja news I found that its a bug in cvs. Is this bug fixed at the moment, are there patches ?? Thanks, Gerhard. -- Gerhard Ahuis JO32GL It's good to be

Commit counter to log_accum

Hiya, a while ago I made the following patch to the contributed log_accum script in the CVS package, it simply (and in a rather hacked together/non-configurable way) adds a counter/id number to each commit, this was mainly for vanity/tracking usage to see how often we were actually using CVS. I

CVS Code Freeze and 1.11 Test Release Available

In an effort to provide the CVS community with a new release of CVS we are announcing a feature freeze until the next release of CVS has been tested and made public. In the next few days we will have a test candidate available for anonymous FTP from

Re: Write Permission

[ On Monday, August 28, 2000 at 14:13:30 (+0800), Kok Leong wrote: ] Subject: Write Permission Is there a way to restrict read/write access for a file based on a group of userids? not exactly -- access control in CVS is only possible (i.e. by default, and in the obvious easy way) on a

Write errors from a CVS session but not from single commands...

I'm trying to use sourceforge, and as far as I can tell everything is setup correctly. However anytime I try to write to the repository via a "session" the write fails, but the same write works fine if from a single command. IE: PASTE FROM COMMAND LINE BUFFER [richro@localhost sql]$ echo