Hi Walter,
thanks for your reply!
I don't know, if you can tell cvs, not to merge certain files (sure you
don't want to mark them as binary g).
But for me a merge always has some extra work: if I commit a 2nd change, I
get an error and have to do an update first. This update will merge
Larry Jones wrote:
Franck LANTRES writes:
In a previous job, users were notified each time a commit was done in the
database. How do that ? (I didn't find such information in cvshome.org, or
perhaps I didn't look the right thing ...)
on Dienstag, 12. Juni 2001 11:23 you wrote:
Um, I don't have much experience with the Windows CVS server, but the
Windows filesystem is case insensitive and Linux's isn't. Linux
is
more reliable in general. More development work goes on on CVS
servers on UNIX systems, so bugs should show
Dear Sir,
I am using WinCvs1.2
When I try to commit a file after modification, error occur with message
like:
cvs server: sticky tag `v1-0-0-0' for file `telcom/telcom_tags_pool.dat' is
not a branch
cvs [server aborted]: correct above errors first!
*CVS exited normally with code 1*
Hi !
I have cvs running on a Windows computer, but I need to compile the files on
a Linux box, when I checkout the files on Windows all lines end with CR+LF
(normal MS format), is there a way to tell cvs to checkout the files as unix
format (LF only) ?
Mikael
Delos Nash wrote:
Where can I find a good online Acrobat style documentation for using and
setting up CVS with KDevelop?
I've never used KDevelop, and I'm not sure what you mean by Acrobat
style, but this should get you started:
http://www.kdevelop.org/doc/manual/index-13.html
I am trying to do an mandatory like using the a tag, thought the brach
tag exist, I get the following msg.
cvs admin -lBRANCH_5_10 test.cc
RCS file: /nfs/eagles/export/home/jeeva/mycvs/src/Attic/test.cc,v
cvs admin: /nfs/eagles/export/home/jeeva/mycvs/src/Attic/test.cc,v:
branch BRANCH_5_10
Title: CVS Features
I'm thinking about using the CVS version control but I am comparing it to an alterative which is Merant's PVCS could you tell me which features CVS has compared to PVCS.
Merant PVCS CVS
Version ControlYES
Defect TrackingYES
Configuration Manager YES
Hi all!
I've solved my problem described in great detail below, and I thought
I'd share with you all so that you can all laugh at me. :)
The problem: After installing cvsweb (cvsweb.cgi cvsweb.conf) via the
included instructions, the URL http://foo.com/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi does
produce a
Please feel free to read the cvs documentation:
http://www.cvshome.org/docs.
How did you determine your list of requirements btw?
donald
On Wed, Jun 13, 2001 at 08:47:55AM -0400, Adam Popp wrote:
I'm thinking about using the CVS version control but I am comparing it to an
alterative which is
Forms Processing, Inc. is the premier outsourcedata entry and document management
service company offering a one stop solution to alldata processing
needs. FPIutilizesstate-of-the-art systems and technology to
provide a professional
Is anyone currently using wincvs 1.2 to control website creation and
managment.
I have one small problem when I checkout my website. I can't view any
html or gif or any files in my current project. I can only see
directories. Is wincvs only for source files, or is there an filter for
file types.
If you're compiling the files on a Linux box, why aren't you doing the
checkout on the Linux box?
-Original Message-
From: Mikael Aronsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 4:04 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Windows-Linux question.
Hi !
I have cvs running
You could try installing cygwin on your Windows box, choosing the Unix end
of line option when you install and then checking out from a bash shell. I
get Unix-style end of lines on my PC box when I do that.
Matt
-Original Message-
From: Kostur, Andre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 13
Harald Kucharek writes:
Hi Larry, one question: Do you run a mail robot on all mail coming in from info_cvs
which parses for keywords and spits out a posting with the appropriate link into
the manual?
I *am* a mail robot. :-)
-Larry Jones
He just doesn't want to face up to the fact that
Donald Sharp wrote:
I would highly recommend you read the cvs documentation
about sticky tags and how to properly use them.
And note that this is a perfectly valid operation with stick branches, which the
documentation will sometimes refer to as sticky tags. You might want to
read enough
Schell Walter wrote:
I'm getting errors when I call update, are these happening because the
CVS/Entries file is missing? How can I get these files back from the
repository?
Rename the directory classes und do a checkout classes; seems to me, as if
the directory is not the result of an
Jeeva Chelladhurai writes:
cvs admin -lBRANCH_5_10 test.cc
RCS file: /nfs/eagles/export/home/jeeva/mycvs/src/Attic/test.cc,v
cvs admin: /nfs/eagles/export/home/jeeva/mycvs/src/Attic/test.cc,v:
branch BRANCH_5_10 absent
Note the message: you can't lock a revision that doesn't exist (CVS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cvs server: sticky tag `v1-0-0-0' for file `telcom/telcom_tags_pool.dat' is
not a branch
cvs [server aborted]: correct above errors first!
*CVS exited normally with code 1*
Read the section of the manual on sticky tags, branches, and branching and
merging.
Hello,
I am preparing to move several directories from one repository to another.
However, I ran into a possible snag. The source repository is 1.10.7 and the
destination repository 1.9. We will be transitioning the destination
repository to 1.11 in the near future, but the move must come first
tal eran wrote:
Can i use cvs to update web pages that contain ascii(html) and binary(image
files)?
Yes. Be sure to tell CVS which files are binary. Please see
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/ for more.
Derek
--
Derek Price CVS Solutions Architect ( http://CVSHome.org
)
Luna, Glen writes:
However, I ran into a possible snag. The source repository is 1.10.7 and the
destination repository 1.9. We will be transitioning the destination
repository to 1.11 in the near future, but the move must come first (not my
idea -- it's a directive from the higher ups). It
After experimenting with cvs2cl.pl, I found that I could not get the log
information that I want. The problem is not the script, but in how the cvs
log command works.
I'm trying to create a ChangeLog that shows only changes that occurred
between two releases, but if a file has been added to
I understood that I can define modules in the module file and that cvs uses
the most recent version which is alway checked out in the repository. So
this file is used by every body who uses the repository.
Consider the following:
I released Version1 with a module module1 that consists of dir1
I want to identify a release of my source.
I understood that the tag mechanism can be used for this purpose. But in
this case I have to apply the tag to each file. I am afraid that in big
projects with lots of files this may take a reasonable amount of time.
Is there a better (faster) way to
Title: New to CVS
I have been tasked with setting up CVS at a remote site. I belive I am almost there with Redhat 7.X but when trying to connect to the server with Wincvs 1.2 I get
cvs [login aborted]: connect to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:2401 failed: Object is remote
I can not find this error
This is one of CVS' biggest design flaws. No, you cannot check out the
original version of the module after the module's definition has been
changed. However, you can work around the problem by doing some kind of
ad hoc versioning within the module database, e.g. by creating modules
with names
Andreas Wolff wrote:
I released Version1 with a module module1 that consists of dir1 and dir2
While developing Version2 I droped dir2 and added dir3, i.e. module1
consists now of dir1 and dir3. This is now reflected in the current version
of the module file.
No. The modules file is not
Yes indeed it does have filters.
There are buttons on the toolbar or there is a menu.
-Original Message-
From: Andy Gussie [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 9:50 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Web Site CVS
Is anyone currently using wincvs 1.2
I do a pre- and post network traversing md5sum against VIFs (Very Important
Files) and maintain the outputted hashes for comparison. By this, I mean that I
maintain a checkout on the repo box itself, eliminating any network travel at
all. (Perhaps the file i/o is sent through the loopback in
Andreas Wolff wrote:
I want to identify a release of my source.
I understood that the tag mechanism can be used for this purpose. But in
this case I have to apply the tag to each file. I am afraid that in big
projects with lots of files this may take a reasonable amount of time.
Is
Andreas Wolff wrote:
I want to identify a release of my source.
I understood that the tag mechanism can be used for this purpose. But in
this case I have to apply the tag to each file. I am afraid that in big
projects with lots of files this may take a reasonable amount of time.
Is there
Andreas Wolff writes:
I understood that the tag mechanism can be used for this purpose. But in
this case I have to apply the tag to each file. I am afraid that in big
projects with lots of files this may take a reasonable amount of time.
Is there a better (faster) way to identify a
[ On Wednesday, June 13, 2001 at 08:25:02 (+0300), Reinstein, Shlomo wrote: ]
Subject: RE: Stale CVS locks
Thanks for the info. I would just like to make a small clarification: If the
user clicks Ctrl+C, CVS traps the signal and cleans up the locks. However,
it doesn't do so when the user
Hello,
Until now I've only used CVS to set up relatively simple projects, and
now I'm needing to do something a little more complicated. I have a lot
of questions about how to properly leverage CVS in this situation. The
situation is as follows:
We're working with uClinux. We have need to
My ADSL internet connection does not work with Linux (yet)
Mikael
- Original Message -
From: Kostur, Andre [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Mikael Aronsson' [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 3:49 PM
Subject: RE: Windows-Linux question.
If you're compiling the
Jones, Clinton A wrote:
After experimenting with cvs2cl.pl, I found that I could not get the log
information that I want. The problem is not the script, but in how the cvs
log command works.
I'm trying to create a ChangeLog that shows only changes that occurred
between two releases, but
Larry Jones wrote:
Harald Kucharek writes:
Hi Larry, one question: Do you run a mail robot on all mail coming in from info_cvs
which parses for keywords and spits out a posting with the appropriate link into
the manual?
I *am* a mail robot. :-)
-Larry Jones
Larry Jones is
Matthew Riechers wrote:
Andreas Wolff wrote:
I want to identify a release of my source.
I understood that the tag mechanism can be used for this purpose. But in
this case I have to apply the tag to each file. I am afraid that in big
projects with lots of files this may take a
Fran Fabrizio writes:
So, I was wondering, if we were to use their latest tarball as the base
of our CVS (first question: will there be a problem having a CVS project
that large?) and then edit and check in our changes off of that, I think
that would work, with a few questions.
Yes, that's
Fran Fabrizio wrote:
- What happens when they release a new tarball? We've already made
changes to some of their stuff so do I create a new vendor branch, put
their new stuff on it, and then merge the branches?
Just reimport it. CVS will manage the merge for you. Read the manual on
vendor
Fran Fabrizio wrote:
Hello,
Until now I've only used CVS to set up relatively simple projects, and
now I'm needing to do something a little more complicated. I have a lot
of questions about how to properly leverage CVS in this situation. The
situation is as follows:
We're working
Mikael Aronsson wrote:
My ADSL internet connection does not work with Linux (yet)
If possible, you want to get yourself one of these:
http://www.ars-technica.com/reviews/01q2/netgear/rt314-1.html
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[Quoth Stephen Cameron...]
There is no merge history.
OUCH! That should probably be mentioned when people are comparing
CVS to things like ClearCase. Merge history is an important feature.
In ClearCase, you can get a version tree for each file showing every
branch and merge that ever occurred,
On Wed, Jun 13, 2001 at 10:25:18PM -0400, Ralph Mack wrote:
Maybe the term merge is ambiguous. My concept of a merge is:
0. select a reference version and a from and to version
1. make a diff from the reference version to the from version
2. make a diff from the reference version to the to
[Quoth I... :-)]
0. select a reference version and a from and to version
1. make a diff from the reference version to the from version
2. make a diff from the reference version to the to version
3. merge the diffs (preferably with optional user input), and
4. apply the result to the to
This is all true. The from version is usually specified by the user with
a -j option. The to version is the one in the user's workspace. The
reference version can be given with a second -j option, but by default it's
the version at the intersection of the branches that include the from and
to
What about the capabilities of commitinfo, loginfo, taginfo. I would
imagine those must be limited on an NT server, since it won't have all
the same commands available. (I'm just guessing though, as I've never
run it on NT. It's something you should investigate though).
Also, what about the more
On Wed, Jun 13, 2001 at 09:00:09PM -0700, Paul Sander wrote:
If CVS had and equivalent to ClearCase' merge arrows, then a more intelligent
choice could be made for the reference version, reducing the distances of the
diffs and eliminating the needless conflicts.
Of course, that's nearly
Hi,
We work on CVS on both Windows NT/2000 and Linux. Most of the time we work
on Windows, and Windows users are used to Ctrl+Break... Anyway, yesterday
Larry Jones told me I should still send a bug report about this, so I did
that. About SIGQUIT, I don't know, I am not familiar with the Unix
Is there some reason why the -j's could not be recorded in the CVS directory,
and corrected with each update? The joins shouldn't be recorded in the
repository until the commits are done anyway.
-j makes a notation in the CVS directory (or appends an existing one if
multiple joins are done
Alexey Mahotkin wrote:
SB == Stan Berka [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
SB Because the only thing I see is for 5.6 and earlier. Please, help!
As far as I know, it should be somewhere at http://www.sunfreeware.com/.
You can look, but they've been slow to update to new releases of CVS
lately.
Hello,
I've released cvs-nserver 1.11.1.1.
cvs-nserver homepage is at
http://alexm.here.ru/cvs-nserver/
You can download distribution (and patches wrt CVS 1.11.1) from
http://alexm.here.ru/cvs-nserver/download/
cvs-nserver is the almost complete rewrite of server side
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