Commit your changes on the main trunk, then move the branch points to the
newly commited release number. This usually only works for a single file.
There once was a tool on Molli's CVS page which helped with this kind of
applying the same modification to several branches at the same time. I think
I have the following taginfo file in $CVSROOT/CVSROOT:
-
# The taginfo file is used to control pre-tag checks.
# The filter on the right is invoked with the following arguments:
#
# $1 -- tagname
# $2 -- operation add for tag, mov for tag -F, and del for tag -d
# $3 -- repository
thank you, just what i needed.
i can now see the projects in my repository, i also got more than what i am looking
for.
i setup my modules file like this:
cb -s C++-REVIEW constbhvr
td -s QT tdialog
now cvs co -s produces:
cb C++-REVIEW constbhvr
td QT tdialog
what i want
There are two ways to do this, both I believe are described in
documentation.
1) copy webfile.htm to Webfile.htm on your local machine. In CVS add
it, commit it, and remove the old file. You lose version history but
maintain stability of any tags you may have had.
2) Physically in the
Hallo,
what is sthe best way to remove directories in the repository. I'm using
csv 1.10.7 under Linux. we can't remove directories thru cvs commando.
best regards
Rafal
) echtzeit AG REALITY BUSINESS
berlin | san francisco
Rafal Kedziorski
senior software
Hi Rafal,
if you really want to waste the files and all trace of their very existence
including history and all I'd recommend rm -r
If you want to preserve the history the -P option will cause the client to
prune (delete) empty directories.
Adding
update -P
checkout -P
to your .cvsrc
Hi Rafal,
you may have a look at the following link
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_7.html#SEC68
It explains the removing of files from a cvs-project.
Best Regards,
Michael
--
Dipl.-Math. Michael Lukaschek, Software Development
Interzart AG 3D Commerce / Dimension 3D-Systems GmbH
Phone:
I am seeing what appears to be an inconsistent behavior between using CVS
over a network connection and using it localally.
When I do a cvs checkout -d . module on a repository I experience no
errors.
However, when I do the same command on a remote repository I get the
following error:
% cvs
hi
is there a way you can define a module (in the modules file) to always
use a certain tag or branch? for instance, in the module test defined
as:
classes thirdpartysoft/classes
test projects/test classes htmlwidgets
I would like test to always contain the branch tagged v_2_0 off
classes, but
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Hi,
I have a branch - say Project1_Branch. I need to
restrict all checkins to this branch for a set of
directories. How do I do that - does somebody have
example scripts that can be plugged into commitinfo
file. Any other ideas to implement this ?
I have heard of a locking branches patch for
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hi,
i am new to cvsadministration. i have few broblems. i amtrying to
provide a functionality in repository that will notify me about the commit
info. I got some info from karl fogel book but was insufficient. Can any one
please help meout.
thanks
-Chandrda
Eric Siegerman writes:
Perhaps this is a dumb question, but why didn't cvs [r]tag
write the val-tags entry?
Because nobody ever wrote code to do that (although it does seem like a
pretty obvious thing to do).
-Larry Jones
TIME?! I just finished the first problem! -- Calvin
Lenng, Helen writes:
1) What version of cvs/wincvs support -t/-f wrappers?
That depends on your definition of support. The code has been there
for a very long time, but it's buggy so it's been disabled by default
since CVS 1.9.28. If you don't mind occasionally losing data from your
Kumar, Subramaniam writes:
What we see is , everytime is a user uses CVS , it creates directories in
/tmp on the
Unix Machine which never gets deleted. This leads to /tmp getting full.
Is there a config setting on CVS which will instruct it to clean up after
itself ?
CVS does clean up
Dean Do writes:
I have a question about a strange error message while removing a file.
The message came up after CVS was 'done' removing the file --
touch: cannot change times on ...
CVS doesn't use touch -- that message is almost certainly coming from
some local script that's running
mm rao writes:
cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from
localhost: Usage: cvs [cvs-options] command
[command-options-and-arguments]
That's the error message CVS gives when you don't specify a subcommand
(e.g., if you just type cvs).
I have the following entry in the
Peter Biechele writes [about taginfo]:
The problem is the absolute path of the script to be executed for each tag
command. Is it possible to use relative pathnames ??? If yes, how ??
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_18.html#SEC176
$CVSROOT is particularly useful in this context.
-Larry
Sean E. Millichamp writes:
When I do a cvs checkout -d . module on a repository I experience no
errors.
However, when I do the same command on a remote repository I get the
following error:
This is a long-standing bug that no one has been motivated to track down
and fix.
i need the -d
It may sound dumb question, even though pls. answer me.
I have branch 2.2 and Main trunk, I have merged branch 2.2 on main and
now all developer have checkout main copy on their module. Now, one
developer who was not aware of this merge process is still working on
branch 2.2 and commits to
Across the ether fly the words of Prakash Ranade:
Now, My question is the changes which I made on foo.c needs to be
reflected on Main, and Branch 2.5's foo.c, without checkout - update -
commit cycle.
Another idea is to create a diff of the changes to foo.c, using cvs diff,
then patch the
David Escala writes:
is there a way you can define a module (in the modules file) to always
use a certain tag or branch?
Not currently, although I believe there are one or more patches floating
around to allow that.
-Larry Jones
You can never really enjoy Sundays because in the back of
What was insufficient about the book? What are you trying?
What are the error messages that you are receiving? What
is the code that you are using?
donald
On Tue, Apr 24, 2001 at 11:59:03AM -0400, Chandra Kanakpalli wrote:
hi,
i am new to cvsadministration. i have few broblems.
I checked this out. It's in a single line and not
exceeded the length as I have checked with a longer
line than this by specifieng multiple repository
roots in inetd.
Any thing to do with -P? What actually this is for?
Or any other guesses? Do I need to install seperate
RCS ( I am using
mm rao writes:
Any thing to do with -P? What actually this is for?
I haven't a clue -- standard CVS doesn't have either -L or -P so I
presume they have something to do with the patch you applied.
Or any other guesses? Do I need to install seperate
RCS ( I am using cvs-1.11)?
No, the RCS
On Tue, Apr 24, 2001 at 09:52:56AM -0700, Prakash Ranade wrote:
branch 2.2 and commits to branch 2.2 for long period of time, How can we
stop his commiting to branch 2.2. Also how can we took his changes and
merge back into main tree.
For his commits, I don't think there is much you can do
On Tue, 24 Apr 2001, Larry Jones wrote:
This is a long-standing bug that no one has been motivated to track down
and fix.
i need the -d . option to work.
Any suggestions?
How are your debugging skills? ;-)
Heh, pretty terrible :). But if I get out of this current time/project
Hi Jesus, list,
In short, I need the transaction capabilities of a database
I got that impression. Since you are considering Oracle vs CVS, I take it cost is not
a great consideration? :)
How about this for a rough idea (other people can pitch in if they like):
1. Find a way to capture all
Any idea on the the max allowed length of this line?
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mm rao writes:
Any thing to do with -P? What actually this is
for?
I haven't a clue -- standard CVS doesn't have either
-L or -P so I
presume they have something to do with the patch you
I'm quite certain that it isn't the length of the line. I have a
server running with 5 '--allow-root=...' statements. Pretty long line.
My first guess would be that the client program is out of step with the
server program. Remember, if you are going to patch the server then the
client will
Thanks Larry for your response.
The server process in our case runs on the Unix server. I thought there is
only one server process serving the WinCVS client requests(corrrect me if I
am wrong). Hence the server process will always be up and running.
Even if a client crashes( I don't think
I am now working on a belated move from the ext access mode over
NFS to pserver. What I would like to do, if I could, is ban
ext access altogether, or at least find out if it is happening
so that I can stop it.
Is there any way I can turn off non-pserver access, or detect
it when it happens?
Hello,
Also on other requests I get different Permissions denied messages. The
directories and files in /var/lib/cvs (and this directory itself) belongs to
root.root and cvs is in my inetd.conf as
cvspserver stream tcp nowait.400 root/usr/sbin/tcpd
/usr/sbin/cvs-pserver
So..
What are the read/write permissions on those folders/directories. I
notice you are running pserver. CVS actually wants to use the
permission of the user who logs in, not root. Maybe you need to revisit
your permissions. Perhaps changing the group to users and making them
group writable.
--
On Tue, Apr 24, 2001 at 12:32:05PM -, Jim Knoll wrote:
Patrick,
I found your post about problems setting up WinCVS and ssh, and was
wondering if you found a solution. I think I am having a similar problem
with WinCVS 1.2 on NT4 and cvs 1.11 on FreeBSD4.2. I can connect without a
David H. Thornley wrote:
Is there any way I can turn off non-pserver access, or detect
it when it happens?
What about marking the repository as not exported in your exports file?
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On Tue, Apr 24, 2001 at 05:01:53PM -0500, David D. Hagood wrote:
David H. Thornley wrote:
Is there any way I can turn off non-pserver access, or detect
it when it happens?
What about marking the repository as not exported in your exports file?
Or if it's on a filesystem that must be
Thank You Dashamir and Rob it turns out that I had to setup my users in a
different way within WindowsNT to control access alittle more stricktly.
Essentialy there were to many different user names used at a time confusing
the heck out of RCS and CVS. Don't ask me to explain how but it worked
Kumar, Subramaniam writes:
The server process in our case runs on the Unix server. I thought there is
only one server process serving the WinCVS client requests(corrrect me if I
am wrong). Hence the server process will always be up and running.
No, inetd starts a separate server process for
mm rao writes:
Any idea on the the max allowed length of this line?
It varies depending on the particular inetd implementation. Some have a
limit on the maximum number of parameters, some have a limit on the
total length of the line, some have both, some have none. Check your
inetd man
Jan writes:
Also on other requests I get different Permissions denied messages. The
directories and files in /var/lib/cvs (and this directory itself) belongs to
root.root and cvs is in my inetd.conf as
cvspserver stream tcp nowait.400 root/usr/sbin/tcpd
Hi,
I am not new to source control, but I am new to CVS.
I set up my CVS according to a tutorial at
http://www.working-dogs.com/docs/cvs.htma
I started using it and everything seemed OK.
However, I have gotten myself in a bind where CVS will not release
some locks. I get the dreaded
Of course you can use CVSROOT, but then you have to know if you have CVSROOT
set to :ext:server:/root/cvsroot or maybe only /dir/cvsroot or whatever.
That means, I can not write $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/startScript. I thought there
might be a nice way to extract JUST the (local) path to the
As an exercise in teaching myself a bit of perl, and trying to come up
with something useful, I've come up with a script that generates
graphical plots of RCS archive activity. It also handles hierarchies of
archive directories, so it should work fine with CVS (although I haven't
used it much in
Hi,
my name is Massimiliano and I'm cvs-administrator into my company.
I have a question. If I would rename a file under cvs control, i.e from
webfile.htm to Webfile.htm, how could I do it?.
Tahnkx in advance
Massimiliano Fortini
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