Apologies if this is a repeat...I don't think my first post made it.
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I have CVS (1.10.8) on my linux box. Local CVS activity (add,
commit, etc) work fine. I'm trying to set things up so a remote
machine can connect to do an update and be brought into sync
with the CVS server. I
Hi all
Is there a service similar to sourceforge.com which provides a free CVS repository for
personal development projects ?
Regards
Reto
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A branch name was inadvertently deleted (but the branch itself seems to be
okay.) Is it possible to restore the name?
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Hi Reto,
Is there a service similar to sourceforge.com which provides a free
CVS repository for personal development projects ?
And what's your problem with sourceforge.org that you are looking for
another service? I',m shure you can use it for your own projects too.
Or you simply set up your
Hi !
I cannot use the rtag command on ampersand modules. Here's an example:
cvs rtag asdftag mymodule
cvs server: cannot make path to mymodule: Permission denied
cvs server: cannot chdir to mymodule: No such file or directory
Is this normal ?
The module otherwise works with no problem, and
Dirk Ruediger wrote:
Hi Reto,
Is there a service similar to sourceforge.com which provides a free
CVS repository for personal development projects ?
And what's your problem with sourceforge.org that you are looking for
another service? I',m shure you can use it for your own
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We have the following effect:
We have deleted a file: cvs rm file
Then we have renamed a second file to the neame of the first one and did: cvs
add file
Now the whole CVS info for this file seems to be screwed up. A cvs update, ci
or add does
Peter Biechele writes:
We have deleted a file: cvs rm file
It's not clear to me -- did you commit this change before continuing or
not?
Then we have renamed a second file to the neame of the first one and did: cvs
add file
If you did not commit the previous change, the add should not
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have CVS (1.10.8) on my linux box.
I strongly suggest updating to CVS 1.11 (www.cvshome.org) -- it has
better error reporting for this situation and lots of bug fixes.
cvs [login aborted]: authorization failed: server servername
rejected access
In general,
on the branch, you can do:
cvs update -j HEAD
This will do what you want to do.
What I don't know is how this will impact the eventual merge from the
branch back to the head. Anyone have any experience with this? As I
understand it, to merge a branch back to the head, one would do the
Mike Chartier wrote:
Graphically, this is how things look (in my mind):
Module
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+ - Tagged "Software_1.0"
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| | - Tagged "Software_1.0_Update_1"
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+ - Tagged "Software_1.1"
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Mike Chartier writes:
When I do a
cvs update
from the MyModule directory it gets all the files in dir_1 and dir_2, not
just the ones specified in the module definition.
That only happens if you specify the -d option to update. If you're not
specifying it explicitly, check your
I am currently running a CVS 1.10.8 server on a
Linux machine, withclients that areall Windows (95/98/NT/2000)
machines. All of the Windows clients are also version 1.10.8, which I got
quite some time ago in the form of a binary from the internet.
I am thinking about upgrading toCVS 1.11,
Dave Parker writes:
Are there known problems with CVS on Solaris 5.7? I've tried the
compile with both CC and GCC to no avail.
No. Solaris 5.6 is one of the nightly testing platforms, so it's very
unlikely that there would be any problems on 5.7. You are using the
(extra cost) ANSI C
Dennis Jones writes:
I am thinking about upgrading to CVS 1.11, but I am not sure if I can =
(or should) upgrade the server without also upgrading the clients. =
You can, and you should.
-Larry Jones
I've never seen a sled catch fire before. -- Hobbes
We're using CVS client/server with :pserver:.
We are about to turn our product source over to support. Up until now, a single
person has been maintaining the "official release" working file set. After the
transfer, we would like to have multiple people doing updates and various other
CVS
Hi all,
I'd like to learn more about how large projects use CVS (or whatever system
they use) to manage their development and releases issues as they relate to
branch management. For example, exactly how does Linux handle branching and
merging? FreeBSD, XFree86, or even CVS itself?
Anyone
On Mon, Jan 08, 2001 at 02:18:01PM -0800, Keith Beattie wrote:
Hi all,
I'd like to learn more about how large projects use CVS (or whatever system
they use) to manage their development and releases issues as they relate to
branch management. For example, exactly how does Linux handle
I've put a few file extensions into the cvswrappers file so that the files
get correctly entered into CVS as binary files. However, it has recently
come to my attention that this file is case sensitive (?) Is there a way to
tell cvs to ignore case, or do I just add every extension in there
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We're using CVS client/server with :pserver:.
We are about to turn our product source over to support. Up until now, a single
person has been maintaining the "official release" working file set. After the
transfer, we would like to have multiple people doing
Hanser, Kevin writes:
*.jpg -k 'b'
*.JPG -k 'b'
*.jPg -k 'b'
*.jPG -k 'b'
*.Jpg -k 'b'
*.JPg -k 'b'
*.JpG -k 'b'
that's ... 7 entries for one file type. Is there a better way to handle
something like that?
There should be 8; you forgot *.jpG. Just use:
*.[jJ][pP][gG] -k
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I'd like to learn more about how large projects use CVS (or whatever system
they use) to manage their development and
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From: Kenn Humborg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 2:38 PM
Linux doesn't use CVS. Linus/Alan/DaveM/et al act as human
CVS servers :-)
yea, I'd heard that too. :/ So when they refer to the dev and stable
branches these are just
Doesn't the wildcard library match alternatives, like this?
*.[jJ][pP][gG]
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I've put a few file extensions into the cvswrappers file so that the files
get correctly entered into CVS as binary files. However, it has recently
come to my attention that
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