On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 11:40:35AM +1000, Lucas Chan wrote:
> Something like... a case study of a large software company using CVS would
> be pefect (I imagine).
Hmmm... let's see...
Perhap's he's heard of Netscape? (think mozilla.org).
HP uses it (Example, look for the book Practical Software
And the pieces all finally come together.
That last bit helped us figure out the problem. You are correct:
they are on different network segments so, the question was: why was
it translating the address that I entered (which is on my network
segment) to an address on the other network seg
Hello,
I have just downloaded WinCvs 1.2 and installed it on my Windows 2000 box.
Whenever I start up WinCvs, I get "TCL is *not* available, shell is
disabled". It seems that TCL is needed in order for WinCvs micros to work.
So I downloaded an ActiveTcl 8.3.3 package from the link that cvsgui
Rob Davies wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Sorry if this isn't directed towards the correct mailing list. I'm having a
> problem setting up a new user, using the file 'passwd'. If anyone can offer
> any suggestions/help it would be greatly appreciated.
>
> I have created the file 'passwd' and added the line
I've included two examples below complete with error messages. The first is
me logged into cvs as user cvsadmin in the cvsgrp group. There are two
modules: rat and DEV. The second example is me logged in as user jschwenk
in the users group. Unfortunately, I did not set up the initial reposit
Guys,
We are currently looking at implementing some kind of version control
system. We have been trialling CVS for the past few weeks, storing sources
on a FreeBSD machine and using WinCVS on our development machines. It seems
that this is exactly what we're looking for.
I have struck a proble
On Thu, Jun 07, 2001 at 17:54 +0100, Kris Thielemans wrote:
>
> I'm bewildered by the reactions on Karsten's mail. Maybe it is
> because he doesn't really say what his setup is.
It could as well be because it's been a FAQ and has been
discussed to death a few thousand times. Searching the archi
I have been in business computing for 19 years, and in the software development
management space for 6+ years. I have seen, implemented, used, and/or
supported:
RCS
CVS
Freepository
Wincvs
jCVS
tkCVS
Clearcase (base and UCM)
Visual Sourcesafe
PVCS Version Manager, Tracker and Builder
MKS Source
Ron Smith writes:
>
> Ok, I just tried that and I can telnet to that port. Here's what I got:
>
> [localhost:~/Projects] ron% telnet 1.2.1.41 2401
> Trying 1.2.1.41...
> Connected to 1.2.1.41.
> Escape character is '^]'.
> ? <--- I typed this and pressed enter
> cvs [pserver aborted]: bad auth
Title: RE: Assert Failure: cvs: lock.c:173: lock_name: Assertion `strncmp (r
All:
Thanks - I suspected it was something like this, but wasn't sure.
-steve
Steve Nesbitt
Configuration Manager
The Cobalt Group, Inc.
2200 First Avenue South
Seattle, WA 98134
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.cobaltgroup.
Well, yes. There is a firewall between here and the server but that
port is open because I can perform the exact same CVS command from
the machine right beside me. I have compared network settings on the
two machines and there is nothing unusual there that I can find.
I think you are correct
Ok, I just tried that and I can telnet to that port. Here's what I got:
[localhost:~/Projects] ron% telnet 1.2.1.41 2401
Trying 1.2.1.41...
Connected to 1.2.1.41.
Escape character is '^]'.
? <--- I typed this and pressed enter
cvs [pserver aborted]: bad auth protocol start: ?
Connection closed
On Thu, Jun 07, 2001 at 12:50 +0900, KOIE Hidetaka wrote:
>
> There is a bit of problem.
> IPv6 address representation is colon-separated hex.
> This conflicts with CVSROOT.
How about using symbolic DNS names? They're memorizable, can
represent different IPs at different times (after moving a r
"Datla, Raghav" wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I have a small clarification regarding the CVS.I am able to conigure CVS
> as client/server model in unix environment.I am not able to install the
> software on windows client.
> Actually i found software for windows in cvshome.org and after unzipping its
> jus
Hmm.. good point. I guess I skimmed the original message ;)
Firewall is a likely culprit.
--
Rob Helmer
Namodn
On Thu, Jun 07, 2001 at 02:57:59PM -0400, Larry Jones wrote:
> Rob Helmer writes:
> >
> > Try telnetting to port 2401. It looks like inetd isn't
> > listening on that port.
>
> Go
Rob Helmer writes:
>
> Try telnetting to port 2401. It looks like inetd isn't
> listening on that port.
Good advice, but bad analysis -- if inetd wasn't listening you'd get
connection refused, not a timeout.
-Larry Jones
What this games needs are negotiated settlements. -- Calvin
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Paul MacAdam writes:
>
> Since I have a :pserver setup, under which all processes run
> as system user "cvs" and the entire repository is owned by user "cvs,"
> I probably should NOT use LockDir. Would you agree? Not that it's bad --
> there's just no real advantage
That's generally correct. A
Gwen Park writes:
>
> Is there any sort of trigger for adding directories to the repository?
Unfortunately, no.
-Larry Jones
I'm crying because out there he's gone, but he's not gone inside me. -- Calvin
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Schwenk, Jeanie writes:
>
> Who is supposed to be the owner of the files that are in the respository? I
> can update and checkout but not commit.
Exactly what error messageare you getting?
In general, you need read access to the files and write access to the
directory. Files are owned by the
Ron Smith writes:
>
> At 11:31 AM -0400 6/7/01, Larry Jones wrote:
> >Ron Smith writes:
> >>
> >> cvs [login aborted]: connect to ga01db03(1.2.2.21):2401 failed:
> >> Operation timed out
> >
> >Looks to me like you've got a network problem on the client machine.
> >I suspect that telnet to the
Rob Davies writes:
>
> Sorry if this isn't directed towards the correct mailing list. I'm having a
> problem setting up a new user, using the file 'passwd'. If anyone can offer
> any suggestions/help it would be greatly appreciated.
Right list, hard to help -- you've "sanitized" your report to
=?iso-8859-1?q?Manish=20Koolwal?= writes:
>
> I am using pserver method for accessing remote repository. I am
> logged in as some xyz user other than root. Everything works
> fine. But when I try to commit the changes, I get an error
> saying - cannot commit as root. The thing is that I am not r
Hi,
I have a small clarification regarding the CVS.I am able to conigure CVS
as client/server model in unix environment.I am not able to install the
software on windows client.
Actually i found software for windows in cvshome.org and after unzipping its
just giving me two files life cvs1-11.exe
Try telnetting to port 2401. It looks like inetd isn't
listening on that port.
HTH,
Rob Helmer
On Thu, Jun 07, 2001 at 12:09:25PM -0500, Ron Smith wrote:
> Nope, I can telnet to the machine just fine -- I can even run CVS
> locally on that machine just fine.
>
> At 11:31 AM -0400 6/7/01, La
>can I interface Visual Studio 6.0 with CVS?
http://www.cvshome.org/dev/addons.html
Igloo seems to be missing from the list, but works well:
http://www.jalindi.com/igloo
>can I access a CVS repository on a Linux machine from a Win2K machine?
http://www.wincvs.org/
-Matt
Nope, I can telnet to the machine just fine -- I can even run CVS
locally on that machine just fine.
At 11:31 AM -0400 6/7/01, Larry Jones wrote:
>Ron Smith writes:
>>
>> cvs [login aborted]: connect to ga01db03(1.2.2.21):2401 failed:
>> Operation timed out
>
>Looks to me like you've got a net
Hi,
I'm bewildered by the reactions on Karsten's mail. Maybe it is because he
doesn't really say what his setup is.
In any case, I'd fully expect that NT gets the right time from the CVS,
whatever its timezone, and wherever the server is. This of course requires
that both the NT workstation and
Who is supposed to be the owner of the files that are in the respository? I
can update and checkout but not commit. Obviously the permissions are wrong
somewhere. I've been looking in the OpenSourceDevelopment with CVS by Fogel
and in the Cederqvist but I must conclude I've just not run across
Hi,
Is there any sort of trigger for adding directories to the repository?
I'm looking for something along the lines of the other .*info files in
$CVSROOT/CVSROOT so that I can prevent directories with spaces from
being added.
Thank you.
gwen
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Hi,
The manual written by Per Cederqvist et al is the "bible" for CVS. It can
be downloaded via the documentation link at this site which also has other
good info about CVS.
http://www.loria.fr/~molli/cvs-index.html
Another excellent reference was written by Karl Fogel. While you can
purch
Thank you very much. That cleared it up.
Since I have a :pserver setup, under which all processes run
as system user "cvs" and the entire repository is owned by user "cvs,"
I probably should NOT use LockDir. Would you agree? Not that it's bad --
there's just no real advantage (unless setting Lock
Glad I found this software.
Here’s my situation… I recently came across a free Pentium 233 server
(one of 3dfx’s old machines). I’m
planning on putting Linux (probably Redhat) on it as well as on another P233
machine I have. One will be an
FTP/Web server, the other I’m hoping to turn
Hi Karsten,
> Each time I commit a file, the timestamp is 2 hours off (also shown in
> wincvs). I guess it is because I am in the CET (GMT+1) and it is currently
> daylight saving (+1 hour) for the summer.
>
> The clock on my NT machine is set correctly to the current timezone and
> daylight sav
Karsten Aarrebo Pedersen writes:
>
> Since I am not going to do multi timezone development, I would like cvs to
> use the time Windows are using.
>
> Does anybody have a solution to this problem?
Move to England or rewrite CVS.
-Larry Jones
I wonder if I can grow fangs when my baby teeth fall
Donald Sharp wrote:
>
> It seems to work for me when I just tried it..
>
> Create a test repository and create a filename with a space in it
> try different things with it. See if it works.
>
> donald
well one thing it seems I can not do is use the directory as a module
i.e. in the modules fil
On Thu, 7 Jun 2001, Kris Thielemans wrote:
> > - running the update/checkout as another user fails this test
> >
>
> here you confuse me: what do you mean with "fails this test". That it works
> properly or not?
I just mean that this bug is not related to the fact that the same user is
editi
Ron Smith writes:
>
> cvs [login aborted]: connect to ga01db03(1.2.2.21):2401 failed:
> Operation timed out
Looks to me like you've got a network problem on the client machine.
I suspect that telnet to the server machine would also time out.
-Larry Jones
Girls are like slugs -- they probably
Todd Denniston writes:
>
> What have been peoples experience with keeping code under CVS where either the
> file and/or the directory names have spaces in them?
I believe CVS proper handles them OK, but trying to use any of the
administrative scripts (e.g., loginfo, taginfo, etc.) would almost
c
Shubhabrata Sengupta writes:
>
> This can be done easily by using a taginfo script - the operation
> (add/delete/move) performed is passed to the script - the user can be
> determined from the user who is running the script. I am assuming you are
> using pserver mode and not using the CVS passwor
It sounds like you have to change the timezone your server is using.
That would be dependent on what OS you are using, which you didn't
mention the server configuration.
-- David F.
Karsten Aarrebo Pedersen wrote:
>
> I have installed cvs on a windows NT machine and have the following problem:
I have installed cvs on a windows NT machine and have the following problem:
Each time I commit a file, the timestamp is 2 hours off (also shown in
wincvs). I guess it is because I am in the CET (GMT+1) and it is currently
daylight saving (+1 hour) for the summer.
The clock on my NT machine is s
It seems to work for me when I just tried it..
Create a test repository and create a filename with a space in it
try different things with it. See if it works.
donald
On Thu, Jun 07, 2001 at 08:28:19AM -0500, Todd Denniston wrote:
> What have been peoples experience with keeping code under CVS
Is that the address or the hostname?
donald
On Thu, Jun 07, 2001 at 12:50:28PM +0900, KOIE Hidetaka wrote:
> There is a bit of problem.
> IPv6 address representation is colon-separated hex.
> This conflicts with CVSROOT.
> CVS may provide a quoting syntax.
>
> --
> KOIE Hidetaka <[EMAIL PROTEC
Hello Michael,
>>Is there a chance to prevent the users (except for an cvs-administrator)
from tagging and branching and especially from removing tags or
branches? We all know wich problems can be caused by removing tags...
Maybe there is a way to deactivate these methods in the client?<<
have a
What have been peoples experience with keeping code under CVS where either the
file and/or the directory names have spaces in them?
Will it work, or do I find my LART and apply it (or both)?
What are the 'gotyas'?
Yes the code I am about to import comes from a windows developer, I am trying
to f
If you really want to deactivate them, you would need to do it on the server
side (or else what's to prevent the client from getting an executable with the
features activated?).
I don't use pserver so the following may not be
possible.
The way I'd try to do this would be to create a separate cvs
This can be done easily by using a taginfo script - the operation
(add/delete/move) performed is passed to the script - the user can be
determined from the user who is running the script. I am assuming you are
using pserver mode and not using the CVS password file to map user ids.
Thanks
Shubho
Hi
Sorry if this isn't directed towards the correct mailing list. I'm having a
problem setting up a new user, using the file 'passwd'. If anyone can offer
any suggestions/help it would be greatly appreciated.
I have created the file 'passwd' and added the line :
cvs_username::system_username
We use cvs on a Linux machine running pserver. We have WinCVS-clients to
acces the repository.
Is there a chance to prevent the users (except for an cvs-administrator)
from tagging and branching and especially from removing tags or
branches? We all know wich problems can be caused by removing tags
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I would like to download the CVS online manual
> to be able to use it locally.
> I mean the one you get on http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs.html
>
> I did not find it anywhere, even not in the complete
> CVS distribution.
>
> Where can I get it?
>
> Kind
Or look at http://cvshome.org/docs/ for a link the PDF doc you can download.
-Original Message-
From: Karl-Heinz Marbaise [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 07 June 2001 12:18
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Download documentation
Hi there,
> I would like to down
Hi,
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Colby Allred
> Sent: 07 June 2001 01:01>
>
> I've submitted this to bug-cvs, but I thought I'd drop it here as well to
> get some comments. Anyone run into this before? Anyone able to reproduce
>
Hi there,
> I would like to download the CVS online manual
> to be able to use it locally.
> I mean the one you get on http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs.html
>
> I did not find it anywhere, even not in the complete
> CVS distribution.
Within the CVS distribution there is a file cvs.texinfo whic
Hi,
I would like to download the CVS online manual
to be able to use it locally.
I mean the one you get on http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs.html
I did not find it anywhere, even not in the complete
CVS distribution.
Where can I get it?
Kind regards
Anke Koelzer
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Hi!
I am using pserver method for accessing remote repository. I am
logged in as some xyz user other than root. Everything works
fine. But when I try to commit the changes, I get an error
saying - cannot commit as root. The thing is that I am not root
but some other user. Why I am getting such a
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