It has been needed since the beginning, and it has been the topic of much
heated debate in this forum over the years. It seems that some people think
that batching up their directory reorgs and then exporting and importing their
entire source base to implement them is an acceptable workaround.
A
Vince Rice wrote:
> Interesting. I actually don't get the messages via
> email, but check them every couple of days on egroups.
> The last message displayed there is from 12/11.
Now THAT may just be because the subscribed egroups address is no
longer working? I don't know, that's my guess
Vince Rice writes:
>
> What I am looking for is a way to see
> what source files have changed since a particular
> date.
cvs -n update -D
-Larry Jones
You can never really enjoy Sundays because in the back of your
mind you know you have to go to school the next day. -- Calvin
___
I have a "real" address, as you put it, but I choose
not to use it on public forums in order to cut down on
spam. Not that it would make any difference; email
delivery doesn't say "hmmm, free email account, nope,
I'm not delivering this message." Were I subscribing
to the group's messages via em
Vince Rice wrote:
> Not that it would make any difference; email
> delivery doesn't say "hmmm, free email account, nope,
> I'm not delivering this message."
No, but from experience, I've seen many web-mail based services
refuse to accept email for whatever stupid reason or another. I have
s
hi cvs folks,
please see directory:
http://www.glug.org/people/ttn/software/mmci/
for mmci 0.9.3 and let me know what you think. the README is below.
(btw, see ../ttn-pers-scheme/ for ttn-pers-scheme 0.04.) i am very open
to contributions in the form ideas, patches or new code. mmci is
rel
Sorry, I did a poor job of wording my question. I
know how to find out the differences for a particular
source file. What I am looking for is a way to see
what source files have changed since a particular
date. IOW, something along the lines of "checkout
everything that has been changed *since*
Interesting. I actually don't get the messages via
email, but check them every couple of days on egroups.
The last message displayed there is from 12/11.
Yes, I did a poor job of wording my question. I know
how to find the diffs on an individual file, I am
looking for a way to see what files h
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> 1 central SUN box holds the JAVA source code in CVS
> Every developer (group dev) as a Unix login account (thus a $HOME)
>
> Every developer has MS (W2K) desktop
>
> Every developer maps $HOME to W:
Do not share working directories between
On Fri, Dec 22, 2000 at 10:13:08AM -0600, Alexander Kamilewicz wrote:
> However, the
> crux of my problem was that whenever I've been importing their new
> changes into a module, I _never_ get a conflict message. This is
> important, because in most cases I _know_ a file has changed (usually
> in
Alexander Kamilewicz writes:
>
> I've read all about Vendor branches in Karl Fogel's book and in the
> Cederqvist and thought I knew what I was getting in to. However, the
> crux of my problem was that whenever I've been importing their new
> changes into a module, I _never_ get a conflict messa
Aha! That makes considerably more sense than what I was trying to
figure out on my own.
Since changes generally haven't been made to the local repository
copies, there have been no conflicts, but the Vendor history _is_ being
kept.
Thanks so much for your answer - I feel a lot better about how
Does any one know of a good site for a source of information about xinetd
(pserver and cvs)? I ahve traded emails with people who do have this
working. But,so far, it has not worked for me.
As a sanity check I set up CVS pserver on a sun box with inetd and it works
fine. So on the plus side I no
>However, the
>crux of my problem was that whenever I've been importing their new
>changes into a module, I _never_ get a conflict message. This is
>important, because in most cases I _know_ a file has changed (usually
>index.htm).
Maybe I'm picking you up wrong in your description of the probl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> How do I setup an email notification to go out whenever someone
> commits a file. I have setup a watch on that file/directory. I don't
> know whether I should now change notify file or loginfo file and how
> do I change. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank
Hello all,
I'm new to the list, and hoped to lurk a bit more before sending out a
question, but I find myself in need of some help.
Some background: The CVS repository I am using was set up by someone
else. I've been told to start using it and to get a number of our
products under CVS control
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> There haven't been any messages in almost two weeks -- is anyone
> still here?
>
Yup. The volume has not been high, but there have been at least
several messages a day. (Usually, I restrict my replies to the
info-cvs address only; since you do not seem to be gett
-Original Message-
From: Graeme Vetterlein
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 1:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: CVS and SAMBA
Hi I'm not on the mailing list so please CC me ... thanks.
I'm setting up a development group's environment in what I expect will
be a increasingly common
Argh.. sorry, sorry, I was thinking of CVSWeb.. ar.. more
coffee.. ;)
On Thu, Dec 21, 2000 at 09:19:14AM +0100, Harald Kucharek wrote:
> WinCVS isn't written in PERL. It's C, but uses Tcl for the shell window
> and the macro stuff.
>
> Harald
>
> Rob wrote:
> >
> > WinCVS is written in PERL.
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