From: Greg A. Woods <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Like I said, it would depend on who you are And I don't speak for
> Per Cederqvist either, but I have written at least a few small
> paragraphs in the CVS manual.
I think you should write more... when you're not busy being insane,
you're very helpful
Hello,
this mail describes some problems with the pserver implemention,
when used in larger companies and describes a (possible) solution.
(cserver)
pserver: the current problem
=
The current pserver implementation has the major drawback
that it stores the passwo
CvsIn - DevStudio Add-in for CVS - http://www.geocities.com/kaczoroj/CvsIn/
The technical resources & downloads - www.cvsin.org
Hi All,
In a continued effort of integrating CVS with DevStudio (Visual C++ to be
precise) I would like to announce a new stable release of Cvsin - the VC++
addin
Hello!
I have enabled wathes ( cvs watch on ) from the root directory of my
reposetory. This works fine, but what do I have to do when new files or
directories are added? Do I have to include them by running the same cvs
command again, or is it possible to have newfiles/directories added to the
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James Youngman wrote:
> Before checking code in I like to check what changes
> I've made in order to ensure that I have in my mind
> all the comments that need to be made at "cvs commit".
>
> I also like to do this periodically to ensure that
> I haven't forgo
Just one more question (and it's not specific to this entry): When will this
thread die?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Mark Harrison
Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2000 8:32 PM
To: Greg A. Woods
Cc: CVS-II Discussion Mailing List
Subject: [
This distinction is really between plain tags versus branch tags; sticky
tags is just a user action that is "applied" to a plain/branch tag; kind of
like the distinction between Republican politician versus Democrat
politician and a user action that make one a corrupt Republican/Democrat
politicia
The server that has CVS has the correct time however, if I commit a
file and then go look at the file (i.e config,v) it has the wrong
time
stamp. I commited a file this morning @ 9:56 I then went to look at
the revised file in cvs and it looked something like the following.
1.3
date 2000.09.
I'd like to install cvs on my hosted website where I dont have
access to inetd.conf and I can't run cvs as root. Is there another
way to run the cvs server so I can access it remotely using my
maccvs pro client?
Seth
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Possibly CVS uses the GMT time zone. What time zone are you in?
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> Sent: Monday, September 18, 2000 4:45 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [Info-cvs] wrong time - CVS revision files
>
> The server that h
CVS handles file times in UTC to ease coordination among developers across
multiple timezones. Figure out your local offset of UTC and see if the time
matches.
...Ru
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Sent: Monday, September 18, 2000 11:45 AM
To: [EMAIL
Hi there
Does any one know how to use the cvs with a proxy server.
Where I want to build the mozilla on Linux Redhat 6.2 And I want to set the
cvs to be working with proxy server.
Please send me if YOU know any thing.
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G
Hi there
Does any one know how to use the cvs with a proxy server.
Where I want to build the mozilla on Linux Redhat 6.2 And I want to set the
cvs to be working with proxy server.
Please send me if YOU know any thing.
_
G
It appears that CVS uses GMT for revision logs. Is there any way (such as
TZ environment variable) to use local time instead?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> The server that has CVS has the correct time however, if I commit a
> file and then go look at the file (i.e config,v) it has the wrong
> time
> stamp. I commited a file this morning @ 9:56 I then went to look at
> the revised file in cvs and it looked something
Thanks!! This information helped and the times convert.
LaShika
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From: Rudy Zung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: September 18, 2000 4:37:11 PM GMT
Subject: RE: [Info-cvs] wrong time - CVS revision files
CVS
I am in Central timezone, therefore GMT converts.
Thanks for your help!
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From: "Hosiene, Niall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: September 18, 2000 4:10:00 PM GMT
Subject: RE: [Info-cvs] wrong time - CVS revision files
Possibl
Matthew Berney writes:
>
> It appears that CVS uses GMT for revision logs. Is there any way (such as
> TZ environment variable) to use local time instead?
No. Proper timezone processing is incredibly complicated, particularly
in client/server mode, so CVS doesn't even try (except for a
half-he
Title: Strict Locking patches etc
Hi,
I have been browsing the egroups message boards/rcvs @sourceforge.net.
What I need to ask you is firstly I need the patches for the strict locking, where can I download them from, I only see the patches for the patches for the/ which ones do I need. Als
[ On Monday, September 18, 2000 at 16:06:10 (-), Seth Tager wrote: ]
> Subject: [Info-cvs] run cvs standalone?
>
> I'd like to install cvs on my hosted website where I dont have
> access to inetd.conf and I can't run cvs as root. Is there another
> way to run the cvs server so I can access i
>[ On Monday, September 18, 2000 at 16:06:10 (-), Seth Tager wrote: ]
>> Subject: [Info-cvs] run cvs standalone?
>>
>> I'd like to install cvs on my hosted website where I dont have
>> access to inetd.conf and I can't run cvs as root. Is there another
>> way to run the cvs server so I can
Hello,
In my group we maintain various binary files (documentation and
executables). These files get tagged all the time and each may have
several branches. In addition we maintain regular media backups. (I
say this because I know what I'm asking for will cause me to lose
info from CVS).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2000.09.18 16:01:05
>I have been browsing the egroups message boards/rcvs @sourceforge.net.
>What I need to ask you is firstly I need the patches for the strict
>locking, where can I download them from, I only see the patches for the
>patches for the/ which ones do I need
Is it just my mail client, or does anyone else see multiple iterations of
certain posts?
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Title: RE: [Info-cvs] Strict Locking patches etc
Hi Noel,
Thanks for the info. Is there a way to get the status back on that particular file whether it is locked or not. Where do I download the patches from, if a cvs release with patches is available that will be great. One of my earlier q
The normal "cvs editors" command will work fine.
The patches can be downloaded from SourceForge (project RCVS). They are against
cvs-1.10.8.
cvs-1.10.8 does not incorporate the patches.
Also note that some of the patches extend the meaning of valid edits (cvs-1.10.8
has edits per file per user
Hello
Is it possible to use CVS if I have a proxy server inbetween
server and client? I'm behind firewall but willing to use CVS server. Can
I do it somehow?
Regards
shishir
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