On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 09:09 -0400, Frederic Brehm wrote:
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Has he(?) been included? You cannot assume that a list manager
would read all the list's traffic.
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Hello all,
I finally got on broadband, so I picked up a cheap PC to use as my Linux
server,
and started setting up services on it, including setting up CVS for
:pserver:
access from my Win2000 box.
At first things were going great. I got it set up and was able to login from
my Windows 2000 box a
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Zanabria, Moises writes:
>> Is possible to know who person created a tag??
>CVS does not record that information.
If you have a CVSROOT/history file, if LogHistory in your CVSROOT/config is
not set to omit tag info from the history, and if the
Jerry Nairn writes:
>
> For cvs version 1.11.1p1, there is "cvs rlog".
> (Many thanks to Larry Jones! :-)
[...]
> On a tangent, I find that "cvs rlog -l module" is recursive when it should
> be confined to the first directory. Has anyone else seen this behavior?
Man, you guys are never happy. I
> -Original Message-
> From: Zanabria, Moises [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 3:25 PM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: query tag
>
>
> Hi there:
> Is possible to know who person created a tag??
> How can I do this?
>
If you have history enabled and usable (
Zanabria, Moises writes:
>
> Is possible to know who person created a tag??
CVS does not record that information.
-Larry Jones
Whatever it is, it's driving me crazy! -- Calvin
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Pavan Seth writes:
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> Using CVS under Unix... I have created a "scratch"
> folder. I need to commit in CVS. This scratch folder
> is a sub-folder of a important folder (A). Many people
> are using A.. but I dont want to give my private
> folder "scratch" which is under (A) to everybody who
> doe
I've got three questions on modules:
1) I see the -s option to assign a status. This sounds fairly neat, and
I was surprised to see that almost nobody seems to use it. Is there any
particular reason not to?
2) If I _do_ use the -s option, is there any way to include spaces in
the status? I've pl
Here is my situation...
Using CVS under Unix... I have created a "scratch"
folder. I need to commit in CVS. This scratch folder
is a sub-folder of a important folder (A). Many people
are using A.. but I dont want to give my private
folder "scratch" which is under (A) to everybody who
does cvs upd
Hi there:
Is possible to know who person created a tag??
How can I do this?
Regards Moises.
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I should have mentioned that this happens with a local repository.
Jerry
>From: Stephen Rasku [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 1:00 PM
>Jerry Nairn wrote:
>>On a tangent, I find that "cvs rlog -l module" is recursive when
>I am seeing the same thing on a Solaris 7 pserver s
You don't need to do a commit before you try the merge. If you know the
revision of the file when it was copied to the new location, that would
help.
>From: Charles Corley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 12:53 PM
>module1/fileX
>
>needs to be merged with
>
>module2/folder/
Jerry Nairn wrote:
>
>On a tangent, I find that "cvs rlog -l module" is recursive when
it should
>be confined to the first directory. Has anyone else seen this
behavior? This
>is on Solaris 5.6.
I am seeing the same thing on a Solaris 7 pserver setup.
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Stephen Rasku E-mail
Hey all, I would appreciate any input you might have on how best to
accomplish the following:
Our project is in a transitional state and a file has been copied from one
module to another with some concurrent development taking place on both
revisions of that file. Now, the changes that were made
-Original Message-From: Gabrio Verratti
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 1:52
PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: problem with cvs log
-d
one of
my colleagues modified a set of files three days ago. I need to back out
what he did and I cannot contac
>From: Gabrio Verratti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 11:52 AM
>cvs log -d"3 days ago" -wcsm -N
>this just lists every file with a log entry for the given developer
This works for me. The files with commits by csm in the past 3 days show the
log messages for those commit
Gabrio Verratti writes:
>
> I wanted to use the date range feature of cvs log to see all commits from
> the developer in question on the given date, but I cannot seem to be able to
> get the date format correct. I have tried many different formats, of which,
> I've listed only a couple:
>
> cvs
one of my
colleagues modified a set of files three days ago. I need to back out what
he did and I cannot contact him to find out which files he
touched.
I wanted
to use the date range feature of cvs log to see all commits from the developer
in question on the given date, but I cannot see
>From: Petric Frank [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 10:32 AM
>Hello,
>
>sometimes it is useful (when doing it via Internet) to view first a
>directory listing (file names, dates, sizes, etc.) before issuing a
>checkout. Imagine this for the XFree project for example.
>
>So
McCann, Brian writes:
>
> The CVS doc talks a lot about removing files but not restoring them, I
> accidentally removed the wrong file
> from my working dir is there a way to get this file back from the attic?
If you haven't committed yet, doing "cvs add" on the file will cancel
the "cvs remove"
Hi,
The CVS doc talks a lot about removing files but not restoring them, I
accidentally removed the wrong file
from my working dir is there a way to get this file back from the attic?
tia
Brian
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On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 10:00:04AM -0700, Jeff Bailey wrote:
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> I didn't know there was a POSIX version of Perl. Is that different
> than the regular versions floating around?
>
It has nothing to do with the version of perl, it has to do with
the coding quality. Maybe I should have said "We
Thanks Larry,
Are there any references to modules/files in the CVSROOT, ie files I need to
hack in order to maintain repository integrity?
Yas.
PoptaniY writes:
>
> Selectively deleting versions, or seperate files using this method
> will become tiresome Is it possible to just go into the
PoptaniY writes:
>
> Are there any references to modules/files in the CVSROOT, ie files I need to
> hack in order to maintain repository integrity?
No. One of the nice things about CVS is that everything it knows about
a file is in the file itself. Of course, you may want to check
CVSROOT/modu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> Shouldn't the command cvs co fault work the same with a -d and the CVSROOT
> explicitly specified as when the CVSROOT is set as an environment variable?
My guess is that you're doing the co in a directory that's already under
CVS control, so CVS is using the root sp
PoptaniY writes:
>
> Selectively deleting versions, or seperate files using this method
> will become tiresome Is it possible to just go into the
> repository and delete the file/module without any ill
> effects/integrity issues in the repository? (rm -rf * is looks very
> tempting :-)
Y
On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 09:50:24AM -0700, Nick Jennings wrote:
> anyone who might want to check it out or contribute (It's written in
> Perl)
> The design will be much much cleaner andaiming twords POSIX
> compliance, so it will likely run on the hurd.
I didn't know there was a POSIX version
Is the current cvsweb non-portable to hurd?
there is a project which is aiming to be a drop-in replacement
for CVSWebClient, and then CVSWeb ... It is still in planning
and initial development, anyone who might want to check it
out or contribute (It's written in Perl) please go to the
project ho
Hello,
sometimes it is useful (when doing it via Internet) to view first a
directory listing (file names, dates, sizes, etc.) before issuing a
checkout. Imagine this for the XFree project for example.
So my question is: How can i do this ?
regards
Petric
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[ On , May 4, 2001 at 18:28:36 (-0400), Laine Stump wrote: ]
> Subject: Re: importing vendor branches
>
> Right. And not all merges are simple 10 minute deals, and not all
> repositories are used by less than 10 people. Imagine some significant
> portion of 100 engineers breathing down your neck b
Hello,
DESCRIPTION
cvsauth is an authentication daemon for the CVS pserver method.
It supports pserver and SSL "sserver" connects.
URL:
http://cvsauth.sourceforge.net/
CHANGES:
- allow local CVSROOT admins
- fixed segfault when chechout without login
- updated WinCV+SSL and all other cv
Hello,
I've been using CVS for a while, but strictly with local
filesystems. I recently upgraded to 1.11 on Solaris and set up a cvs
pserver.
I'm getting some very weird behavior where it doesn't look like the pserver
parameter is being read from the CVSROOT environment variable.
Here
Parth venkat writes:
>
> How (which command of cvs) would get me the older versions of these deleted
> files (when i want to view them )? or is it that every time i do a cvs update
> the files would come to my working directory and the way to avoid this would
> be to use cvs update -P so cvs does
Parth venkat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1) I plan to remove a few files using cvs remove and then also
> commit the changes. ( since i may need to go back or look at he
> files at some later date ) . My question is :
>
> How (which command of cvs) would get me the older versions of these
> de
[ On Friday, May 4, 2001 at 15:13:18 (-0400), Larry Jones wrote: ]
> Subject: Re: importing vendor branches
>
> 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
> > whe
> Hi,
>
> We have been running with CVS for a couple of years now!
> Unfortunately our repository has grown over time, to the point where
> we have modules, directories and versions of files that are no longer
> needed.
>
> I have been trying to delete these by using admin -o :HEAD from the
Aidan McPeake writes:
>
> but what if I want a look at numeric version x.x of a file. Is there any
> way that I can do this? i.e. export a file by a numberic Tag.
Use checkout -p instead of export.
-Larry Jones
Talk about someone easy to exploit! -- Calvin
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Hi All,
I have 2 questions about CVS. I will be very thankful for any answers and or
pointers to available info on the web.
1) I plan to remove a few files using cvs remove and then also commit the
changes. ( since i may need to go back or look at he files at some later date
) .
My question is :
Hi All,
I have 2 questions about CVS. I will be very thankful for any answers and or
pointers to available info on the web.
1) I plan to remove a few files using cvs remove and then also commit the
changes. ( since i may need to go back or look at he files at some later date
) .
My question is :
Why not just turn off permissions in the repository?
Noel
Hello !
I have a question regarding the 'cvs admin -l' - command.
If I try to lock a certain file and passing the command
a certain Branch-Tag, cvs doesn't lock, and gives the
following error-message:
RCS file: .../file.C,v
cvs admi
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Hi,
I'm using WinCvs ver 1.2 here's my question which involves merging changes
to a file on
a branch back to the main line. This is all based on a test repository.
Using the WinCvs GUI.
The test repository is test_cvs and the branch is test_cvs-BRANCH. I have a
text file test.txt
and I make chang
Hi -
I've got a small query and I can't find anything in the documentation,
so I was hoping one of the experts might be able to help...
I know it's correct to do a CVS export with a symbolic tag, like:
cvs export -r MY_TAG_1.1 helloworld.c
but what if I want a look at numeric version x.x of
Couple questions:
1) how big is the versioned file?
2) why are you versioning such a big file? I would consider that a
'BAD' idea.
-- David F.
> Rafael Luque Leiva wrote:
>
> Many thanks all for your previous help.
>
> Now I have another problem. I'm trying to add a big size file (~80MB)
>
Hello !
I have a question regarding the 'cvs admin -l' - command.
If I try to lock a certain file and passing the command
a certain Branch-Tag, cvs doesn't lock, and gives the
following error-message:
RCS file: .../file.C,v
cvs admin: .../file.C,v: branch absent
cvs admin: cannot modify RCS fi
> is there a command option that can be used with CVS that will delete the
> project when you check it back in ?
You can run "cvs release -d module_name" from the directory above the
module, but you typically wouldn't do that on or after a commit.
-Matt
Many thanks all for your previous
help.
Now I have another problem. I'm trying to add a big
size file (~80MB) in my cvs server running over SuSE 7. Before commit, the
output of a "free -m" in the server is:
root@quintin:/home/ltr > free
-m
total
used free
s
But can you handle the situation where different sets of files have
different valid PR's? I've been trying to figure a way round that for
ages...
Andy
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From: Chris Cameron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Subject: RE: "Triggers" & links to defect tracking systems
We use a c
Many thanks all for the help and links
Jim
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Michael, I forwarded your mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] which is
the right place to ask.
Harald
Michael Lukaschek wrote:
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> Is there a bug within WinCVS?
> When pressing F4 within the hierarchy window (left window in
> module-mode) I get a query update (update -n).
> If I do the same thing in the
BTW I'm using WinCVS 1.2
Does someone have the same experiences?
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