HI All,
I'm just wondering if anyone has had any experience of integrating CVS
with Webgain or
VisualCafe 4 (enterprise edition). We are planning on using this as our
group IDE and I
need to know if it is possible to use CVS from within it. It has the
facility to use any Version
control
Hello,
is it possible that I can set a tag to an older version. I want set a
tag to the version of our software we hat at a specified date.
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Use
cvs tag -D date tagname
Tony
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Anner Adrian
Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2000 8:38 AM
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Subject: set a tag of an older version
Hello,
is it possible that I can set a tag to an
Check this out:
http://www.jalindi.com/igloo
Jerzy
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From: "Dowd, Brian" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2000 19:33
Subject: Webgain/VisualCafe integration
HI All,
I'm just wondering if anyone has had any experience of
Gwen Park writes:
' is missing '='ax error in /usr/local/cvsroot/CVSROOT/config: line '
Judging from the way that error message is wrapped around itself, you've
got DOS line endings (CR/LF) in a Unix config file.
-Larry Jones
Geez, I gotta have a REASON for everything? -- Calvin
Pradeep Picardo wrote:
The version of cvs we are using on unix here has been hacked.
I found out about that only last night.
I have rebuilt cvs on windows to pick up the port number from the
environment the way our unix version does.
Should I pass on the code so it can be incorporated into
Title: can you have multiple repos under pserver?
since I have a line in inetd something like this:
... --allow-root=/usr/local/repos1 pserver
Can I have pserver work with different repository, say repos2 ?
The necessary code is already there in the function start_tcp_server(), it
just needs to be 'cut and pasted' into connect_to_pserver().
I'm attaching the output of the diff command to this mail, I believe
there's something called 'patch' but I'm a windows guy and am not familiar
with the unix
I thought CVS looked up the port number in the services file using a
getservbyname call. I have CVS on NT AIX talking to CVS server running on
a separate AIX node that is listening on port 11001. This was done by
setting the cvspserver in the services file on all the machines (NT/client,
"Yang, Joe" wrote:
Can I have pserver work with different repository, say repos2 ?
Yep. Just add another -allow-root argument.
Derek
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Pradeep Picardo wrote:
The necessary code is already there in the function start_tcp_server(), it
just needs to be 'cut and pasted' into connect_to_pserver().
Okay, this is basically what I did, but thanks anyhow.
Also, when passing diffs, in general a 'diff -c' is required for patch. 'diff
Larry Jones wrote:
Have you looked at the various proposed patches and related commentary
at http://www.cvshome.org/cyclic/cvs/dev-net.html under "Change pserver
port"? To add my $.02 to what Jim K. has written there, using an
environment variable to specify the port is bletcherous -- the
Hi there!
Does anyone have a script to lock a CVS branch to be used with
commitinfo?
I started to write one, but my boss wants one in place ASAP.
Please, help.
Thanks
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"Derek R. Price" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Haven't played too much with the actual project file, but this patch for
the cvsnt.mak file should be compatible with the nmake distributed as far
back as VC++ 4.0. It used to build under 4.0 and it now builds 1.11
1.11.0.1 under my 6.0.
Yep,
Hi,
I have three problems that I'm trying to solve and I'm wondering if I
can use CVS to tackle all of them.
In a nutshell...
Goals:
1) I want to use a revision control tool to manage system files that I
edit as I configure/maintain a Linux installation. I want to keep the
repository on a
Larry Jones wrote:
cvs://method/user@host:port/cvsroot
has a / in the "server" part, which isn't allowed; I'd suggest :
instead:
Didn't remember that. Ok.
cvs://method:user@host:port/cvsroot
I was hoping to make both 'user' 'method' optional, so, with an optional port,
and
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I can see the instructions for building with Kerberos support, but I was
wondering if this was a server-side authentication, or if I had to rebuild
all the clients to use Kerberos.
The clients need to be built with Kerberos support.
Derek
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On Thu, Oct 12, 2000 at 02:52:29PM -0600, Martin Foster wrote:
Are there documents pertaining to using PServer authentication for
CVS? I have not been able to get a single authentication remotely
using PServer on my OpenBSD 2.7 box.
Using pserver sort of defeats the purpose of using
Mike Castle wrote:
On Thu, Oct 12, 2000 at 02:52:29PM -0600, Martin Foster wrote:
Are there documents pertaining to using PServer authentication for
CVS? I have not been able to get a single authentication remotely
using PServer on my OpenBSD 2.7 box.
Using pserver sort of defeats
On Thu, 12 Oct 2000, Carter Alvord wrote:
directory and tell CVS 'go manage that directory or that file.'
I'm not sure what you want here that 'import' and 'checkout' don't
handle. I suspect you dislike the two stop process. Remember CVS is
built to keep track of files and data for
On Thu, Oct 12, 2000 at 08:59:21PM -, Carter Alvord wrote:
Goals:
1) I want to use a revision control tool to manage system files that I
edit as I configure/maintain a Linux installation. I want to keep the
repository on a different drive than the OS.
2) I want to keep a separate
So I unzip the igloo package into
c:\program
Files\cvs
tried to run the bat but it just says Error Loading
C:\No Logo ...only version 5.1 of the scripting Host, supports this arg
/nologo anyway, I removed that it appears to run I check the
registry the entries are there...
I
I've got the following situation...
trunk
dev branch
test branch
That is, the dev branch was created as a branch off the trunk, and the
test branch was created as a branch off the dev branch.
Changes are never made in the trunk... Everything
We had a Linux machine hosting a secure CVS archive, for some Windows and
Linux development. Then the Linux PC died. Fortunately, the CVS archive
was on its own drive, so we just put it into a 2nd Linux machine,
and re-did all the ssh and inetd configuration.
The Windows machines access the
The method should be in the URI prefix since it really does identify
the communication protocol. Save "cvs" for the standard CVS protocol;
cvs-p perhaps for pserver, cvs-ssh for SSH, etc. The method name does
not belong in the URI body.
Then after the // use the standard URI style:
I should have added that the Windows machine can access other CVS
archives using the same pserver method - the cvs login command to
the archive on another machine (a Solaris machine), works fine.
It's just the stand-in Linux machine that the Windows clients
can't cvs login to.
luke
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