Hi,
The "commit" command of CVS has an option, "-m", for specifying a log
message on the command-line instead of interactively using an editor. But
what happens when the commit is recursive and there are files in other
directories that will be committed? Is there a way to specify (on the
Hello,
You can specify a path/filename as well.
i.e.
cvs commit -m "this dir is cool" cooldir/
cvs commit -m "this file is not cool" notcool/notcool.c
On Thu, Jan 11, 2001 at 01:06:04AM -0800, Reinstein, Shlomo wrote:
Hi,
The "commit" command of CVS has an option, "-m", for specifying a
Hi,
Thanks, but (I think) this is not what I need. You see, I need *the same*
"commit" command to commit files from several directories, and give a
different log message for each directory. The scripts that I run using the
"loginfo" and "commitinfo" files collect information about the commit as
Thanks, Derek!
But I still wonder if configuring-by-patching really is necessary?
I quote from Karl Fogel's CVS-book:
"Before running through the steps needed to set up the password server,
let's examine how such connections work in the abstract. When a remote CVS
client uses the :pserver:
I know of no way to specify multiple log messages
on one run of "cvs commit".
Maybe if you talk about your goal? I think I would
go about this differently, but I am not really sure
what kind of info you are trying to collect.
Hmm.. I would just use a for loop if I was using shell
to do
Hello,
Does someone manage to run a commitinfo program on Windows2000
server ?
And how ?
Thanks in advance,
Jean-Franois
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Hi all:
Please, how recover dead revision (attic).
sorry for my english.
(See attached file: luis.Gonzalez.vcf)
luis.Gonzalez.vcf
Unfortunately, with versions of CVS 1.11 and earlier your only option is
to patch, change the port pserver is assigned to in your /etc/services
file or whatever it is under AIX that you have to do to get a different
result from getservbyname, or compile a version of CVS after changing the
value
"Reinstein, Shlomo" wrote:
collected information, then deletes the temporary files. For this reason, I
would like the same commit command to be able to commit several directories
with different log messages.
CVS won't do that right now. Why don't you want your script to do a 'cvs ci -l
-m"a
Howard Zhou wrote:
Now if I use :pserver: method, I still have the same problem. Is :pserver:
using rsh too?
Nope, but I didn't understand the rest of your question.
As for the first question, I have three possible solutions:
1) Set the CVSEDITOR variable on all clients to a script which
luis Gonzalez wrote:
Hi all:
Please, how recover dead revision (attic).
sorry for my english.
(See attached file: luis.Gonzalez.vcf)
Just add the file again. If you want the old content, you will probably
have to do a 'cvs co -p' to recover the revision you wish to
Torben,
If you want to setup multiple pserver processes on a single
host and access each one, then the patch to allow
CVS_CLIENT_PORT will be necessary.
If you only want to change the port used from the default,
then change the port for cvspserver in /etc/services. The
clients, and inetd will
Torben B. Christensen writes:
All the manuals seems to assume that port 2401 is always used for a
pserver connection. Well, not on our AIX-box...
How do you tell your mail program to use a port other than 25 for SMTP?
Port 2401 is officially registered to CVS -- you really ought to fix
From my recollections, aix only had somthing listed at port 2401
in /etc/services. It wasn't being used( unless you happen to be
using that service, and as I recall it was something very esoteric ).
I would recommend just changing your /etc/services to
point at cvs at port 2401
donald
On
Can anyone tell me how I can achieve the following using CVS. There
is one way I can do it but it seems awfully messy...
Given that I have a couple of projects, say App1 and App2, and each
of these has two branches:
App1-FeatureRelease
App1-ExperimentalRelease
and
App2-FeatureRelease
Hi,
CVS is having trouble updating an existing tree.
I have a project X. And I had a working copy "yy".
Now, I created another working copy "zz" and
added a directory "dirchild" to "zz" and checked it
in.
But when I do an update on "yy", I still dont see "dirchild".
However if I create a whole
cvs isn't reading the incoming socket. inetd is reading the
incoming information and passing it on to the stdin of the
cvs process.
So in this case only one process is actually reading all incoming
sockets.
Slightly at a tangent for this group but this is not how inetd
works. It
Donald Sharp writes:
No I didn't contradict myself. Perhaps I didn't fully explain...
The kernel routes the socket data to inetd. inetd manages the incoming
and outgoing data from the sockets to different processes stdin and stdout.
That's not how it works. The kernel routes data to and
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From: "Dileep Katta" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any idea what could be wrong?
A sad case of read-the-manual disease. :-)
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_16.html#SEC150; see the -d and -P
options.
Cheers,
Laird
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Basically I have the same problem and I'm also searching a solution. It
seems that the problem is not easilt solved by CVS.
I try to reformulate the problem for easier discussion.
Assuming we have the subdirectories A and B within a larger project;
both have different branches to add new
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However I'm very interested in this comment:
lj If everyone is doing update, they're read locks which are sharable, so
lj there shouldn't be any significant contention.
I've notice I ALWAYS get this "waiting for lock" type message.
I've always had just a
Have you looked into using Expect to automate such a test? With it, you
can script interactions with your editor. Perl also has a module that
provides similar behavior.
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The "commit" command of CVS has an option, "-m", for specifying a log
message on
Wayne Price writes:
% cvs co -r App1-FeatureRelease App1
will check out the App1 code with the features, but the LicenseCode
directory is empty (except the CVS dir). The main reason being that
the LicenseCode module doesn't have any tags 'App1-FeatureRelease',
etc.
Now the messy way is
I have a working CVS repository. No errors in a long time.
All of sudden, I'm getting these error messages:
cvs [server aborted]: can't chdir(/root): Permission denied
when trying to commit.
CVS actually commits it, but I still get the error message.
I haven't found any convincing
I run cvs
On Thu, Jan 11, 2001 at 09:10:19AM -0500, Derek R. Price wrote:
luis Gonzalez wrote:
Hi all:
Please, how recover dead revision (attic).
[...] an 'up -j -j' (see the manual on backing out changes)
might work, but I don't remember if you can specify a single file to
update
Thomas Olausson writes:
All of sudden, I'm getting these error messages:
cvs [server aborted]: can't chdir(/root): Permission denied
Sounds like someone changed the permissions on the /root directory. See
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_21.html#SEC182, near the end.
Search the
First ask a invoice question:
How do those guys create release change report for their projects today?
The project manager need remember everything or go back to track
tremendous amount of cvs logs messages ?
Anybody has idea of generating a change report between two major release
from cvs logs
I'm trying to check out a project from my repository and change the
directory structure from CVS, we have to do some reversal of directories to
keep the modules in order, the CVS repository and client are both Solaris
machines. The error message I am getting looks similar to the .cvsignore
Does CVS support directly list files changed between Two TAGed revisions ?
If no such support, can we list files of each TAGed revision
and compare them, then we may find those changes and use cvs log
to list the related log messages.
How to do that cleanly in a script?
This may be useful for
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luis.Gonzalez.vcf
check out cvs2cl.pl ... I just started using it last night for the
PostgreSQL project releases, and was most impressed ...
On Thu, 11 Jan 2001, Jin Zhao wrote:
First ask a invoice question:
How do those guys create release change report for their projects today?
The project manager need
Hi
I have a windows virtual machine running on linux.I
want to set up WinCVS on this machine.
After installing and setting cvsroot,when I try to
check out ,I am getting the error
cvs checkout aborted:cannot log in local user ' '
,cannot login remote user ' '
permission denied by rshd.
I have
Howdy --
I posted a script on Tuesday for someone else who was asking
for the same thing.
I can send it to you again if you need it. (Look for cvdiff in subject)
Jin Zhao wrote:
First ask a invoice question:
How do those guys create release change report for their projects today?
The
My group needs the ability to control checkin to specified branches.
I've poked around a log on usenet and see that this is a very often
asked for feature in CVS. Two questions:
1. Could someone point me an up to date verion of John Cavanaugh's
patches that provide this functionality? These
Jin Zhao wrote:
Does CVS support directly list files changed between Two TAGed revisions ?
If no such support, can we list files of each TAGed revision
and compare them, then we may find those changes and use cvs log
to list the related log messages.
I tend to use
cvs -q rdiff -s
I tried to re-export:
cvs export -r HEAD module name
Then I get this:
U cgibin/privacy.cgi.bak3
U cgibin/test.cgi
U cgibin/test.pl
U cgibin/test_david.cgi
U cgibin/test_martin.cgi
? cgibin/lib
? cgibin/dhontest
? cgibin/temp
lib, dhontest and temp are subdirectories and the files inside were
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