Is there a way/hack/tool where you can use a database as a repository for
CVS? It is just an idle thought at the moment, but we are thinking of using
CVS as the engine for a CMS. I'm not sure if it could work, or even if it
is such a good idea... any experience?
Matt Smith [EMAIL
Hello,
We are having problems with one of our working areas. The developer told me
...
Another symptom is that cvs will seg fault when I try to export this
project. It progresses the export until it gets to the directory containing
the files in question, at which point it seg faults. This
Hi all
We are planning to use CVS in our dev. system, but are in a doubt. We use
DOORS as requirement´s manage tool and i would like to know if you know
about any utility implemented with DXL to connect both tools.
DOORS is currently running on an AIX system but we work with many different
CVS currently uses getspnam/getpwnam and crypt for system authentication.
For our environment I've slightly modified server.c to use Linux-PAM
(Pluggable Authentication Modules) instead (ie. replace getpwnam/crypt
with pam_authenticate). Using pam_unix.so alone basically does the same
thing
Jerry Nairn wrote:
Hi,
A colleague is writing a branch creation script which will make
a branch
point tag name and a branch name based on the purpose of the
branch
following a set of conventions, tag the branch point, and
create the branch.
It all looks pretty good, but he asked me today
Stockinger, Frank writes:
We do have a similar problem with cvs export in cvs 1.11. BTW, it does not occur
with cvs 1.10.8.
As I tracked down, the problem is in cvs checkout.c in the function 'build_one_dir'
For exporting the function isfile checks whether there is a CVS directory. But, if
See the CVS manual on Tagging.
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_4.html#SEC51
Example from the manual of deleting tag rel-0-4 from file tc:
cvs rtag -d rel-0-4 tc
-- David F.
Jerry Nairn wrote:
Hi,
A colleague is writing a branch creation script which will make a branch
point tag name
David L. Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When a new RCS file is created as a result of cvs import, the
RCS archive's default branch is 1.1.1. When/If the first local modification
is committed, the default branch becomes blank (= the trunk). See the
output of cvs log in the Branch: field.
Hi all,
First time with CVS , First time on the list. Have read the manual ,
Twice...
I'm having a problem ..
1. I just checked in a whole slew of stuff into a Directory called
$CVSROOT/Devel/midclient. Using WinCVS
worked great.
2. Now when I try to check out the same dir or
[ On Friday, May 4, 2001 at 00:58:52 (-0500), David L. Martin wrote: ]
Subject: Re: importing vendor branches
To avoid this mess, you might consider moving your development
from the trunk to a branch. You'd be guaranteed that a vendor
import would not affect the contents of your development
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[ On , May 4, 2001 at 12:22:16 (-0400), Laine Stump wrote: ]
Subject: Re: importing vendor branches
Another way to fix this is to just force a null commit (new
revision, but 0 lines changed) on the trunk of each new file right
after it is initially imported.
That works too, but potentially
From: Stephen Rasku [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 8:30 AM
What is the result that he wants after undoing a branch? If he
wants to continue as if he never created the branch, he can just
abandon the branch and continue development on the parent branch
as if nothing has
All -
I recently moved files in a working copy from some directory src/sims/ to
a new directory junk/sims. However I omitted to copy files from the
repository itself. Thus, I lost the revision history in the new location.
Is there a clean way to restore the revision history in the new directory
From: Santimore, Matt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 9:18 AM
several times.. closed and restarted the app. loggedin as yu09 and
still it is trying to
check out the module as cvsad. (or at least that's what I
get from the
above)
Do you have a CVS subdirectory in
Hi
Does anybody know how to get current users username from loginfo?
Is there any enviroment variable where to get that?
I am using WinCvs on NT platform.
Any help greatly appreciated
Vesa
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If VC 5.0 correctly loads 6.0 project files, then I guess I don't really
have a problem with updating the projects, but what happens when 7.0 comes
out? I do not plan to ever upgrade my VC++ beyond 5.0, and there might be
other persons who are in the same boat (possibly even 4.2 users). (Does
Greg A. Woods writes:
I still don't see the problem here. If everyone who might do a checkout
reads at least the subject lines of the mail from loginfo they'll know
when an import was done, and in what module, and be able to avoid doing
a fresh checkout that might result in an inconsistent
Vesa Vestman writes:
Does anybody know how to get current users username from loginfo?
You can use the $USER internal variable in the loginfo file to pass that
information to the script. See:
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_18.html#SEC176
For an example, see:
I just upgraded by Solaris (sparc) pserver to cvs 1.11.1p1 and from
a WinNT command line cvs 1.11 client, I sometimes get the following
error:
cvs -d $my_cvsroot -f -r -q -z3 checkout -r $my_tag $my_module
Protocol error: uncounted data discarded
The module is about 3000 files in size and
Hello,
We are having a problem with the CVS/Tag files in our staging
areas. We are using an in-house frontend, and whenever we checkout a
file using a tag other than HEAD (I.E 'cvs co -r current
/foo/bar/file') we end up with Tag files under /foo/CVS (and any
directory under that) which
I want to thank the previous recent posters to this thread. Their
advice came just at the time I was needing to import some third party
software and also checkin in a tree of software that we developed.
In particular I want to thank
David Martin for his suggestion of
To make update -A retrieve
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Greg A. Woods writes:
I still don't see the problem here. If everyone who might do a checkout
reads at least the subject lines of the mail from loginfo they'll know
when an import was done, and in what module, and be able to avoid doing
a
Jerzy Kaczorowski writes:
I am also curious as to how could a project file for zlib be missing - it
seems to be properly tagged so if the export was done using a release tag
then it should be there, no?
The release isn't made by just tarring up an export, there are specific
targets in the
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