i Have two projects running on my server
They are project1 and project2
i want to move /copy one directory from project2 to project1 along with
all its permissions and also about its history. how should i do this.
pls let me know
thanks for all the help
Sudarshan
Hi, all.
I've seen several more requests from people about using SSH with
WinCVS, and wanted to re-post the info and directions on how to configure it.
I'm about to sign off this list (trying to cut down my volume) and figured
this one should make the rounds one more time. This one
Hello list,
I have people running automated build scripts which fetch files from CVS
(CVS runs on RedHat), and now it happens that the inettd locks down
the service for 10 minutes - flood protection. We tried to insert waitstates
between CVS requests, it helped, but it gets soo long to build
We currently have our repository set up with all of our projects as high
level directories, in this sort of idea:
--- project 1 --- code
/
system -- project 2
\
--- project 3 ...etc
We are now not going to use some of them
Thyag wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to setup an account on our CVS server for a new employee at
Voicepump Inc. here in Schaumburg, IL.
I need a detailed instruction on how I can do it.
the server runs Lynux and the client runs WINCVS on windows machine.
Could you please help me, since I
Furmaniuk, Michael wrote:
We currently have our repository set up with all of our projects as high
level directories, in this sort of idea:
--- project 1 --- code
/
system -- project 2
\
--- project 3 ...etc
We are
Hello,
I use CVS V1.10, and i am in confusion with the CVS branches.
First, what is the basic difference between cvs commit and cvs
import?
I think that my problem came, because i track my source evolutions by
always doing an cvs import from the head directory of my project.
I have made this
I'm not using any passwords from system password
file. I've definitely created them in
$CVSROOT/CVSROOT/passwd. The proof of this is
that I am able to successfully execute the WinCVS
Login... command, and checkout a module. By the
way, this is evidence to me that my connectstring
below is
- Original Message -
From: Greg A. Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CVS-II Discussion Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 11:53 PM
Subject: Re: repository surfing
ViewCVS must be better though, if for no other reason than it's not
written in Perl! ;-)
Now,
Hi,
I think I fixed the problem w/ running cvs as root.
I went into the xinetd.d directory and changed
the cvs file to specify the user name other than
root (which I had just created).
I still have the passwd file in the CVSROOT directory.
This has a user name and password different from
the
-Original Message-
From: Patrice Martin - GRE [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 8:22 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: The use of CVS Branches???
Hello,
I use CVS V1.10, and i am in confusion with the CVS branches.
If that's 1.10, with no .7 or .8
Nils9 writes:
I have people running automated build scripts which fetch files from CVS
(CVS runs on RedHat), and now it happens that the inettd locks down
the service for 10 minutes - flood protection. We tried to insert waitstates
between CVS requests, it helped, but it gets soo long to
Furmaniuk, Michael wrote:
We currently have our repository set up with all of our projects as high
level directories, in this sort of idea:
--- project 1 --- code
/
system -- project 2
\
--- project 3 ...etc
We are
Andy Nuss writes:
I think I fixed the problem w/ running cvs as root.
I went into the xinetd.d directory and changed
the cvs file to specify the user name other than
root (which I had just created).
I still have the passwd file in the CVSROOT directory.
This has a user name and password
Thanks to Larry. He hit it right on the head.
Just delete the two lines beginning with # -- they confuse some makes,
yours included. This is already fixed in the current development version.
-Larry Jones
Hi
Thanks! I know that inetd on FreeBSD has this -R 0 option (which i was looking
for) but the RadHat6.2 comes with inetd w/o such options. I ended up installing
xinted, and converted the .conf to it. Thanks, it works great, problem solved!
-Nils Jakobson
SWH Technology
- Original Message
Dear Gurus,
I am having trouble understanding
the up-to-date check. We are converting
our software group from using RCS to
CVS. I am modifying our scrips to use
the CVS commands. During my testing
of CVS, I have run across the up-to-date
check failed several times. My tests involve
simply
Schwenk, Jeanie wrote:
I've got two engineers here who want to be able to just view the files in
the repository without checking them out. These are ex-ClearCase users and,
let me quote I could do that in ClearCase. Yes, they are aware they can
checkout read-only. They don't want to
Furmaniuk, Michael wrote:
We currently have our repository set up with all of our projects as high
level directories, in this sort of idea:
--- project 1 --- code
/
system -- project 2
\
--- project 3 ...etc
We are
Hello,
I have created an automated build script that checks out files from CVS,
also.
(CVS runs on Solaris)
It works fine when I build from one src tree, but when I build from
multiple
src trees (cronjob), I run into problems.I am not sure if it's
CVS-related or broken
code.
What type of
Hi Mark,
This type of detailed reporting would have to be done by first generating a
full report and importing that into a database; then create the more
detailed report.
Or switch to using a different cm tool that is project oriented with it's
own built in database (MKSSI or QVCS for
Hello
X is one of the modules in our repository. I just
completed an import of code into X successfully.
After completing the import process I tagged the code
with A1 tag. In the repository I can see the A1 tag.
In wincvs when I try to checkout the module using A1
tag, the directory
On Wed, Jun 20, 2001 at 05:04:40PM -0700, Schwenk, Jeanie wrote:
I've got two engineers here who want to be able to just view the files in
the repository without checking them out. These are ex-ClearCase users and,
let me quote I could do that in ClearCase. [...] One of them
looked at a
I found this email address and wanted to see if you could help me out on
a question about how CVS works.
First a little background:
We are about to start some development with WebObjects v5.0 under Mac OS X
which embeds a UI layer to CVS into its own IDE. We normally use NT
servers
Lamar Seifuddin wrote:
Hello,
I have created an automated build script that checks out files from CVS,
also.
(CVS runs on Solaris)
It works fine when I build from one src tree, but when I build from
multiple
src trees (cronjob), I run into problems.I am not sure if it's
David Berry writes:
I have versions 201.4, 201.5 and 201.6 .
There is NO difference in the code in
any of these versions, except for the
revision string $Id:$
Note that a difference is a difference; the fact that it's in the
revision string doesn't really matter.
When I check out 201.4
Eric Siegerman wrote:
I don't
recall how, but you can set SSH up so that the *only* command
they're allowed to run on that particular box is cvs.
You can set the user's shell to /usr/local/bin/cvs in /etc/passwd to get
this effect.
-Matt
___
Tell us whats the problem you encountered.
We ran into inetd protection, its something like- if more than 250 requests per
minute from same IP address to the same service then inetd stops the
service for 10 minutes. And there is no way (in RadHat62) to configure it.
Thats basically was the
Larry,
Please tell me what is wrong with the following
scenerio:
Note: cvso is a script I use to check out source
from cvs. Program alnmo has revisions 201.4,
201.5 and 201.6
cato:/users/721/berry/src/scripts% cvso -r201.4 alnmo
Do you want to place a lock on these files? (Y/N) or
David Berry writes:
Please tell me what is wrong with the following
scenerio:
It's impossible to tell -- your scripts are hiding too many important
details. Why do you think you need scripts to do checkout and checkin?
Why are you locking revisions? It looks to me like you're trying too
Hello.
Please can u mail me the Installation Information ,,,
for Version Control Server and Client..
Thanks
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On Thu, Jun 21, 2001 at 12:44 +0300, Nils9 wrote:
[ ... inetd throtteling connection rates ... ]
We tried to insert waitstates between CVS requests, it helped,
but it gets soo long to build that way. What are your
reccomendations on this topic? How to disable this inetd
feature? Could
Rory wrote:
Hello.
Please can u mail me the Installation Information ,,,
for Version Control Server and Client..
Thanks
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Have you looked at
Thanks,
Guy
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 2:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: CVS file locking question
[ On Thursday, June 21, 2001 at 13:58:26 (-0400), Larry Jones wrote: ]
Subject: Re:
David Berry writes:
Thanks for your quick response. We have had
the situation in the past where a developer
checks out a source set, makes some really bad
changes and then checks it back into RCS,
soon to be CVS. We in maintenance are charged
with the task of fixing these blunders in the
Rory writes:
Please can u mail me the Installation Information ,,,
for Version Control Server and Client..
Please see http://www.cvshome.org.
-Larry Jones
Start tying the sheets together. We'll go out the window. -- Calvin
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I have 4 programmers working on 2 different projects. All of them are using
cvs off the server.
I set up cvs originally as 2 different projects that each team could
checkout.
Now they tell me that they have Shared files that each project needs.
How would you set it up? I thought I could set it
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On Thu, Jun 21, 2001 at 01:57:32PM -0400, Matthew Riechers wrote:
Eric Siegerman wrote:
I don't
recall how, but you can set SSH up so that the *only* command
they're allowed to run on that particular box is cvs.
You can set the user's shell to /usr/local/bin/cvs in /etc/passwd to get
Using a network filesystem to share a repository is a recipe for
disaster; we've had many reports of corrupted repository files due to
network file system bugs. I strongly advise you to set up some form of
client/server CVS instead. You can find a version of CVS that will run
as a server
Larry,
I am able to add and commit directories
1 level under the /cvs directory with no
problem. However, when I try to add a
directory directly below the /cvs directory,
I get :
The directory uiutl exists in scripts and
has all the code within.
cato:/users/721/berry/src/scripts% cvs add uiutl
Hello -
cvs -q rdiff -s -r BRANCH_TAG MODULE
produces output that looks like:
File foo/bar.c changed from revision 1.6.2.1 to 1.7
When I want just the list of filenames, I pipe the command into awk '{print
$2}'
But this includes files that are on the branch but may not be different (e.g.,
I've got two engineers here who want to be able to just view the files
in the repository without checking them out. These are ex-ClearCase
users and, let me quote I could do that in ClearCase. Yes, they are
aware they can checkout read-only. They don't want to have to checkout
to
On Thu, Jun 21, 2001 at 11:25:19PM +0200, Jens Vonderheide wrote:
sandbox on the notebook and share it (as a Windows share) to the pc. I will
never work on both computers at the same time, so there should not be any
So you say now. But at some point, you will probably want to do that.
On Thu, Jun 21, 2001 at 11:25:19PM +0200, Jens Vonderheide wrote:
[...] I want to keep [a]
sandbox on the notebook and share it (as a Windows share) to the pc. I will
never work on both computers at the same time, so there should not be any
issues with concurrent accesses.
Or should I rather
This is described in the O'Reilly SSH book. I think it was through the identity
file.
Noel
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On Thu, Jun 21, 2001 at 06:39:09PM -0400, Ralph Mack wrote:
What they are looking for is [...]
an equivalent to ClearCase dynamic views, where a view is
implemented as a file system. By varying a short text configuration spec,
the versions of files in the view auto-magically change.
Thanks
On Thu, Jun 21, 2001 at 13:57 -0400, Matthew Riechers wrote:
Eric Siegerman wrote:
I don't recall how, but you can set SSH up so that the *only*
command they're allowed to run on that particular box is
cvs.
You can set the user's shell to /usr/local/bin/cvs in
/etc/passwd to get this
Larry,
Thanks for your quick response. We have had
the situation in the past where a developer
checks out a source set, makes some really bad
changes and then checks it back into RCS,
soon to be CVS. We in maintenance are charged
with the task of fixing these blunders in the
latest revision.
Guy Gardner said:
We are thinking of having the main repository on an NT box and then check
out
to individual Powerbooks running Mac OS X (ie. BSD Unix under the hood)
and
then commit changes back into the NT-based repository. In order to gain
access
to the NT files system we are using a
Hello
I have following problems in checking out from a repository
1. If I try to check out from the account which has user permissions rwx
for the repository, it gives the following error,
cvs checkout: Updating project
cvs checkout: could not check out Makefile
cvs checkout: could not check
Pascal Bourguignon writes:
$ cvs checkout -r PJB-6_6_0_0-8 -d PROJ-PJB-6_6_0_0-8 PROJ
cvs server: Updating PROJ-PJB-6_6_0_0-8
U PROJ-PJB-6_6_0_0-8/tools/tools.c
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot open PROJ/CVS/Checkin.prog: No such file or directory
I've checked in a fix for this
No one can possibly answer your question unless you actually give us some
details other than, it's broken. What errors were you receiving? What
are you building? Is it a build error or CVS error? What do you mean when
you say multiple src trees? Do you mean two modules or two directories in
Nils9
The problems I encountered were related to gmakefiles,etc.
None, so far with CVS.
But, I wanted to find out from your experience, what else may
be of some issues for me.
Thanks for sharing.
Lamar
Nils9 wrote:
Tell us whats the problem you encountered.
We ran into inetd protection,
Hi, all,
I am new for CVS. I install a cvs1-11 for Win98 and I use it as command line client to connect to CVS server following the command below:
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/cvs/dav4j loginthe error message I got is below:(Logging in to [EMAIL PROTECTED])CVS.EXE [login aborted]: could
MdB == Maarten de Boer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you're using pserver, then you'll have to look around for the PAM
patch to CVS. I have it installed here to allow the pserver users to
connect to the CVS machine using their Windows NT passwords.
MdB Can you tell me where to find the
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