The current implementation prevents via the safe_location() function
( in checkout.c ).
safe_location() follows symlinks back to find the actual location. The
problem that I am having is that repositories are not where they
say they are due to mount issues.
For Instance:
One repository I
Forrest Aldrich wrote:
We have a series of scripts from quick.com.au that will assist us in
managing our DNS pools. The author mentions that a patch may be required
in order to avoid command line argument limitations, especially in the case
of 500 zones (which we have).
I'm no
At 09:28 AM 2/27/2001 -0500, Derek R. Price wrote:
Forrest Aldrich wrote:
We have a series of scripts from quick.com.au that will assist us in
managing our DNS pools. The author mentions that a patch may be required
in order to avoid command line argument limitations, especially in the
Larry Jones wrote:
Tracy Brown writes:
I've never gotten this message before during the make install:
if [ ! -f ./CVSvn.texi ]; then ln -s ./CVSvn.texi . || ln ./CVSvn.texi .
|| cp ./CVSvn.texi . ; else true; fi
makeinfo ./cvs.texinfo -o cvs.info
makeinfo: not found
Kudiyarasan writes:
How to get log and diff between the baseVersion of a branch and
topOfTrunk of that branch without using version number ? but with
baseVersion's label.
A branch tag generally refers to the most recent revision on the branch;
so, if you've tagged the base of the
Is using export and import a reliable way to
maintain files across two platforms
that have no physical network connection (only
means of data transfer is via
removeable media) and are at different geographic
sites,
and to allow development on both platforms? I
am currently
just copying the
You can use "cvs tag -F tagname filename" to Force a tag
onto whatever revision of a file you have checked out,
regardless of whether that file has previous revisions
with that tag.
This also has the effect of removing the tag from the
previous revision.
On Tue, Feb 27, 2001 at 06:24:22PM
Hi,
I like to know if anyone has configure CVS with gassi support.
I need to understand:
1. How the inetd.conf file needs to be configured if differently from
pserver
2. What configurations on the client side is needed?
I'm also using jCVS as the client due to the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I want to delete a tagged version and retag another version with the
same name. I accidently committed and tagged some changes that were
wrong. I want to remove that version, make the correct changes, and
commit and tag this version under the same tag name.
New to CVS I followed the 'info cvs' section 'Creating a directory from
scratch' and entered:
$ cd tc
$ cvs imnport -m "Created directory structure" yoyodyne/DIR yoyo
start'
which produced no error messages from CVS version 1.11 running under
FreeBSD, but when
I attempt to
Mike Flynn writes:
Indeed there are no administrative files in /usr/local/cvs/ or any
subdirectory.
What do I need to do to have these files created?
You need to do ``cvs init'' to initialize your repository.
-Larry Jones
Buddy, if you think I'm even going to BE here, you're crazy! --
I'm running RedHat 7 Linux with the cvs installed in it (1.10.8).
I have multiple roots supported with pserver access. However, it seems that
the pserver only looks at CVSROOT/passwd file for the first root to
determine access rights for any of the roots it supports.
Is this by design, or have
Hi list,
[Robert Pollak] 'bug tracking system that provides some of bugzilla's functionality'
__ What I like most about bugzilla is the ability to attach files (patches, test
examples, log files) to a bug entry.
A tip I would like to share:
At my company, we use Rational ClearQuest for one
Keystone is a very good issue tracking system. It is Open Source and uses
MySQL and PHP. You can check it out at http://keystone.whitepj.net/ -
WhitePJ recently acquired it from Stonekeep Consulting (www.stonekeep.com)
Antonio
On Tue, 27 Feb 2001, schmolle wrote:
Hi list,
[Robert Pollak]
On Tue, 27 Feb 2001 18:46:51 -0500, "David A. Cobb" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If I reach the repository via an OpenSSH tunnel, I set
CVS_RSH="/bin/ssh" (Yes?)
ssh is a drop-in replacement for the rsh command in these situations. So it
should be enough to
export CVS_RSH="ssh"
Must SSH already
Hello,
I'm trying to get my source code into CVS but whenever I try and
get it back with cvs checkout, files are read-only, ie.
518: mkdir cvsTest
519: cd cvsTest
520: vi README
[editing]
521: ls -l
total 4
-rw-r--r-- 1 sean users 5 Feb 27 23:47 README
If I reach the repository via an OpenSSH tunnel, I set
CVS_RSH="/bin/ssh" (Yes?)
Must SSH already be running in another process, or will CVS initiate it?
--
David A. Cobb, The Superbiskit !
Software Engineer, Public Access Advocate, All around nice guy.
Get my PGP key at
Hello all,
Apologies in advance for what may turn out to be a stupid question. I'm
only familiar with the discussions on the list over the past few months.
I've done everything I can think of to try to get a W2K CVS client to
work with a Linux CVS server. It almost works, but I have a specific
The init command initialises the repository. You then need to create
modules within that repository, using the import command. When you use
checkout, you check out modules, not the repository. That's why CVSROOT
works - it is a module within your repository.
-Original Message-
From:
Figured out the problem.
1) the second root had been copied from a RedHat 5.1 machine whose crypt
function was a little different, so the passwd file was not legit for the
new machine. (i.e. you could type in the right password, just not get the
data back).
2) in the CVSROOT/config, I needed to
On Tue, Feb 27, 2001 at 10:53:47AM -0600, Matthew Pressly wrote:
Is using export and import a reliable way to maintain files across two platforms
that have no physical network connection (only means of data transfer is via
removeable media)
For a slight variant, see my post of 20-Feb-2001,
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