Hi,
My CVS project contains two types of files: Text files (source code), and
binary files. The text files contain CVS keywords in them (e.g. $Header$),
and in general we're interested in the keyword substitution feature for the
text files. However, the binary files are stored in the repository
Hiya,
I work as a developer for a company that uses CVS extensively (it's brill!),
and
I wish to bring some work home with me (a glutten for punishment you may
say).
I've setup CVS at home on my linux box, and I have a laptop that I use at
work
which I use to develop and update files from the
Hai all,
I got struck with my colleague who asked why to run cvspserver as inetd
server instead of standalone server?
please throw some light on this
with regards
kamesh jayachandran
--
... and don't ask me about the extraneous parenthesis. I bet some LISP
programmer felt alone and
Hi Eric, et al.
I did some searching on Google and found a lot of information on this issue.
CVS reads each byte in a file as a character, so it can't handle double-byte
encodings, including Unicode UTF-16, which my editor automatically promotes
documents to when double-byte characters are
Hugi Thordarson wrote:
Hi Eric, et al.
I did some searching on Google and found a lot of information on this issue.
CVS reads each byte in a file as a character, so it can't handle double-byte
encodings, including Unicode UTF-16, which my editor automatically promotes
documents to when
Hai all,
I am creating a regular system account with the name say project1 in the
system with the useradd command.It creates a regular user called project1
and group called project1 on the system
Now I create many cvs specific users associated with the username
project1 using the cvsadmin
Martin Eismann wrote:
Hi @ all!
Martin Eismann wrote:
Hello !
After importing my Pascal-sources from OpenVMS to a remote
repositoy
(on
SuSE Linux 7.0; Kernel
2.4.5; CVS 1.11.1) i have troubles in cvs checkout these source
on
OpenVMS 7.3
Hi there,
How do I determine whether or not a tag exists within a specific file? Is
there some command to make cvs list all the available tags for a specific
without using a sandbox?
Have you ever tried to use cvs hi -T ? Or in combination
with -n e.g. cvs hi -nModuleName -T ?
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I tried that but I'm getting a No records selected message from CVS. I get
this message if I do any of the following:
cvs history -T
cvs history -n 7200HHC -T
cvs history -n 7200HHC/DOSEMU/Routes/ts01 -T
If I do just plain
cvs history -n 7200HHC
then I get
Hi all,
I use cvs on sourceforge and cvs diff shows new files as ?
However cvs on my home machine does not show any new files in the working
directory.
home runs cvs 1.10.7 on RH6.2
Thanx
Fred
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Hai all,
Till now what I have done is before starting the project I simply started
with the directory structure and few files that my project may involve and
imported the project without knowing the real meaning of import.
Recently I read through kfogel's article on cvs.
Now I understood the
I tried that but I'm getting a No records selected message from CVS. I get
this message if I do any of the following:
cvs history -T
cvs history -n 7200HHC -T
cvs history -n 7200HHC/DOSEMU/Routes/ts01 -T
If I do just plain
cvs history -n 7200HHC
then I
Alleman, Lowell writes:
How do I determine whether or not a tag exists within a specific file? Is
there some command to make cvs list all the available tags for a specific
without using a sandbox?
cvs rlog (with -h if you don't want to see all the log messages). If
you do have a sandbox,
irwin writes:
i have cvs repository i have also defined my writers and readers file
but i want directory wise security how do i achive it because i have
number of projects so i dont want other project users to access my
project othere than read if i have to give them access please kindly
[ On Wednesday, July 4, 2001 at 14:50:26 (+0530), kamesh jayachandran wrote: ]
Subject: why not run cvspserver as a standalone server?
I got struck with my colleague who asked why to run cvspserver as inetd
server instead of standalone server?
please throw some light on this
Why run
Fred Forester writes:
I use cvs on sourceforge and cvs diff shows new files as ?
However cvs on my home machine does not show any new files in the working
directory.
That's probably just a difference between local mode and client/server
mode. If you want, you can use client/server
I have a discussion with our team here weather it is better to use one
repository for the whole company and have a deeper structure or in
contrast to this allow several repositories?
Our current CVS grew up to 2GB within a year and we have 30-50
actively developed (sub)projects on it
kamesh jayachandran writes:
My question is ,Is there cvs specific access
control to the cvs specific users
Not in standard CVS, although I think there are unofficial patches
running around that add that capability.
-Larry Jones
Wh. -- Calvin
Harald Kucharek writes:
Q: Are there any plans for a Unicode-capable CVS?
Not that I know of. Are there any plans for a Unicode-capable RCS?
-Larry Jones
It's a Doofus Ignoramus! Our hero slowly reaches for his stun blaster!
-- Calvin
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kamesh jayachandran writes:
I got struck with my colleague who asked why to run cvspserver as inetd
server instead of standalone server?
Because CVS doesn't contain standalone server code.
-Larry Jones
It works on the same principle as electroshock therapy. -- Calvin
Short answer - don't do it.
The CVS repository contains all the history about your project. If you set
up a duplicate CVS server then it needs to have an exact copy of the history
of what is in the original CVS server *ALL THE TIME* hence there is no way
you can make a duplicate CVS server,
Define the file handling in cvswrappers, such that the expansion mode is
appropriately applied on a per file basis rather than wholesale via a command
line switch.
This technique is discussed in many places (probably this list archive for
starters).
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and in general
I think so. If I do just cvs history I get a buch of lines. So
something is in there...
(CVSROOT/history has 78093 bytes and is set to mode 0666)
Anything else to look for?
-Original Message-
From: Karl-Heinz Marbaise [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2001
The modem connection is so slow as to make occasional updates / checkins impractical?
Recall that you needn't be attached (online) to work on your sources - only to engage
the remote repository.
So long as you have two distinct repositories, no amount of importing updating will
sync the
On Wed, Jul 04, 2001 at 14:50 +0530, kamesh jayachandran wrote:
I got struck with my colleague who asked why to run cvspserver
as inetd server instead of standalone server?
please throw some light on this
Excuse me, but what's your *real* question? See
Alleman, Lowell writes:
I wrote a bash script that will retrieve a specified version/tag of a CVS
file without using a sandbox. I added the option of falling back to the
HEAD tag when the requested version was not available (by checking to see
if cvs checkout was successful (0) or not.)
CVS should handle Unicode as utf-8. I can't think of any reason why it would
not. Unicode (as utf-16) is probably a waste of time to support as anything
but binary.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Larry Jones
Sent: Wednesday, July 04,
OK - it bugged me, I tried it.
So I created a new repository, added a file with Eth in both latin-1 and
utf-8 and viola.
mkdir testrep
cd testrep
cvs -d `pwd` init
setenv CVSROOT `pwd`
cd ..
mkdir test
cvs import test v1 s1
cvs co test
echo character Eth (ð) into CVS. file-latin1
conv -f
I might also add that turning on compression helps a lot when you have to
connect to the CVS server via modem.
- Dennis
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From: John Minnihan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2001 11:37 AM
Subject: Re: Two CVS
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