Hi ,
I realize that I have not been clear with my request. We need a user to be
able to access two repositories on a server by changing the cvs repository
path at the client end.
Hope you guys can help me.
Thanks,
Ajay
> -Original Message-
> From: Ajay Gopinath
> Sent: Thu
On Thu, Feb 08, 2001 at 11:46:54AM +1100, Ajay Gopinath wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are in the process of implementing CVS on Linux and there is a
> requirement for creating two repositories on the server.
>
> Please can you let me know how to go about it.
Use different definitions for the -d option, a
Hi,
We are in the process of implementing CVS on Linux and there is a
requirement for creating two repositories on the server.
Please can you let me know how to go about it.
Thanks,
Ajay
Ajay Gopinath
Project Analyst
Total Tel International
Level 2, 520 Collins Street
MELBOURNE, VIC, 3000
Phon
We had an accident with CVS and was wondering if anyone had ideas on
how to prevent this in the future.
Someone typed 'cvs remove -f' and accidentally hit the enter key
before entering a filename. Because CVS interprets no filename to
mean all files, all files recursively were deleted.
The only
Gerhard Ahuis writes:
>
> Security is no issue because the interface cannot be accessed from the
> internet. But if I understand it correctly, C code must be adapted to
> add quote characters for the filename string in loginfo ??
Yes, there were changes to the CVS code to make it work correctly.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) writes:
> Eyal Rif writes:
>
> > For example the permissions under CVSROOT on all the files are -r--r--rw-.
>
> That looks like you didn't preserve the permissions when you moved the
> files.
In other words, if you're using tar, do it as root, and run "umask 0"
[ On Wednesday, February 7, 2001 at 15:18:07 (-), Matthew J Fletcher wrote: ]
> Subject: Forcing CVS to accept 'Root' commits
>
> I am aware of the security reasons, but i spend much of my time
> developing in superuser mode, and it is a great pain to logout and
> login again as another user t
On Tue, 6 Feb 2001, Larry Jones wrote:
> > You are right the %s string in loginfo is causing the problem.
> > DEFAULT /usr/local/sbin/log_accum -s -m [EMAIL PROTECTED] %s
> >
> > I tried all ways of quoting without success..
> >
> > Any ideas ??
>
> Don't run loginfo in that directory, rename
Eyal Rif writes:
>
> What need to be changed when transferring a CVS from one host to another ?
Nothing -- just move the repository (preserving the ownership and
permissions of the files) and change the logical server name to point to
the new machine. If you didn't have the foresight to use a l
Cabaniols, Sebastien writes:
>
> I do cvs co ProjIPP and get my working copy,
>
> now, all I want to do is to add a subdirectory
> in the source tree of my working copy, to
> populate it with the source code of another
> project (mainly tar xvfz tools.tar.gz in ./tools)
>
> I have tried (prob
"Cabaniols, Sebastien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I would like to do something simple:
>
> I have a project under CVS called ProjIPP,
>
> I do cvs co ProjIPP and get my working copy,
>
> now, all I want to do is to add a subdirectory
> in the source tree of my working copy, to
> pop
Matthew J Fletcher writes:
>
> Sorry i could not find this in the archives, but how can i force cvs
> to allow me to commit checkins as root.
See the comments about "CVS_BADROOT" in src/options.h.
-Larry Jones
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Dave Camp wrote:
>
> One of the Mac distributions has a set of MPW tools which implement the
> command line interface. However, don't remember which distribution it was. I
> do remember I could not figure out how to get it to work.
>
MPW (Macintosh Programmer's Workshop) is something of a
comm
Hi,
What need to be changed when transferring a CVS from one host to another ?
How does the history files are handled...
I just copied the CVS to another machine with a different host and I am
getting all kind of weird problems.
For example the permissions under CVSROOT on all the files are -r
Jim,
You should see whether your repository is all contained in one branch. If
it's the case, you need to check-out with the name of the branch, cause cvs
is using by default the head branch.
If you don't think it was in a branch, try to check-out on Unix, it should
do the same thing. It may hav
Hi,.
Sorry i could not find this in the archives, but how can i force cvs
to allow me to commit checkins as root.
I am aware of the security reasons, but i spend much of my time
developing in superuser mode, and it is a great pain to logout and
login again as another user to commit files.
thank
Hi,
What need to be changed when transferring a CVS from one host to another ?
How does the history files are handled...
I just copied the CVS to another machine with a different host and I am
getting all kind of weird problems.
For example the permissions under CVSROOT on all the files are -r
I would like to do something simple:
I have a project under CVS called ProjIPP,
I do cvs co ProjIPP and get my working copy,
now, all I want to do is to add a subdirectory
in the source tree of my working copy, to
populate it with the source code of another
project (mainly tar xvfz tool
Hi,
I'm having troubles creating a new module: i get
Checking in modules;
/usr/local/cvsroot/CVSROOT/modules,v <-- modules
cvs [server aborted]: cannot remove /tmp/cvsCkbXTY: No such file or directory
every time i want to update the modules-file.
I've followed this setup:
- added 'cvs' t
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