Hi ,
subject : How can I do the pre check for import .
We can control commit by using CVSROOT/CVSROOT/commitinfo .
Like that how can I restrict cvs import ?
Thanks ,
Kudiyarasan
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I'm new in using CVS
how do I use CVS through a proxy with valide ports :
21for FTP
3128for HTTP
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Could not figure out immediatelly, following error happens:
cvs checkout -D "2001-6-27 15:20" EE3 (in directory F:\Branch_5_0_1)
cvs server: Updating EE3
.
cvs server: Updating EE3/RAMFindJava/com/ramfind
U
Dear Sir/madam,
Hi. Im May yee and I came across the website of CVS through
www.vrjuggler.org Im using a Linux platform.
When i downloaded the vrjuggler, i found that it can run provided that
CVS environment had been set.
I tried to set the environment but failed. The reason is that there's no
Nils9 wrote:
Could not figure out immediatelly, following error happens:
cvs checkout -D 2001-6-27 15:20 EE3 (in directory F:\Branch_5_0_1)
cvs server: Updating EE3
.
cvs server: Updating EE3/RAMFindJava/com/ramfind
U
Wong May Yee wrote:
Dear Sir/madam,
Hi. Im May yee and I came across the website of CVS through
www.vrjuggler.org Im using a Linux platform.
When i downloaded the vrjuggler, i found that it can run provided that
CVS environment had been set.
I tried to set the environment but failed.
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
All,
Questions:
1. Is there a way to recover a directory in the repository that was
accidently deleted?
2. Is there a way to prevent this from happening?
No.I didn't do it.:-)
thanks,
Lamar
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- Original Message -
From: Philip J Mucci [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 5:35 PM
Subject: A repository on a Unix box being served to NT vai Samba...
Let me say, how much I hate WinCVS, Samba, and the permissions issue. I
now
Thanks for responding to my email.
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I'm afraid it was a 'rm -rf' on the directory. Someone thought
he was in his working directory.
I figured I'd have to go to Sys Admin to recover it.
thanks, anyway
Lamar
Rajesh Patwardhan wrote:
1) if there is a
I don't understand why a conflict was returned on a keyword when you used
-kk ?
Andy
-Original Message-
From: Venessa Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
/*
a.java
* $Header: a.java,v 1.11 2001/04/30 21:31:33 user1 Exp
$
=
* $Header: a.java,v 1.9.2.1 2001/06/15 16:45:05 user2
If it was cvs-removed, re-adding it in place should resurrect it.
If it was directly deleted inside the repository itself (i.e. rm -f Dir
) you will have to do additional work. You're best off to go get your
tape backups (you have tape backups, right?).
If the repository is on a Windows box
Hello all
I've been using cvs now since some weeks and I already started to like it
very much. It's great. These days I had to move all repositories to a new
machine and I can't get things back working fully. Locally everything (I
tested so far) is fine. But when I try to checkout something
Philip J Mucci writes:
Repository under unix
Served to wincvs under samba.
Adding works fine, it's just commiting that doesn't work. We get a
message from WinCVS saying 'cannot rename file ',file,v' to file,v.
As others have said, you'd be much better off running client/server CVS
Bernhard Lang writes:
cvs server: cannot open /root/.cvsignore: Permission denied
cvs [server aborted]: can't chdir(/root): Permission denied
Either you're not running the most recent version of CVS (1.11.1p1,
which you can get from www.cvshome.org) or you don't have a -f global
option on
Isn't there a way to use commitinfo or one of those similar scripts to do
user id checking? Not so much an unofficial patch, but one of those little
You gotta actually do some work to set up your repository things.
---
Jimmy
Is there a utility that will convert a Microsoft Visual Sourcesafe database
to CVS format?
Thanks for any info.
Bil
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[ On Thursday, July 5, 2001 at 15:55:22 (+0100), Andy Baker wrote: ]
Subject: RE: conflicts
I don't understand why a conflict was returned on a keyword when you used
-kk ?
That is pretty strange. Of course one of the files being merged in this
case (i.e. 'cvs update' not 'cvs checkout') is
Mike Perry
Software Quality Assurance and Test Engineer
Science Technology International
Honolulu, HI 96816
Phone: (808) 441-2579
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Dear Sir,
I need to know if the tool CVS have ever undergone any verification
or validation process and if so can I obtain any documentation on the
verification and validation of CVS.
Thanks,
Michael
Mike Perry
Software Quality Assurance and Test Engineer
Science Technology
Mike Perry wrote:
Dear Sir,
I need to know if the tool CVS have ever undergone any verification
or validation process and if so can I obtain any documentation on the
verification and validation of CVS.
Thanks,
Michael
Mike Perry
Software Quality Assurance and Test Engineer
Larry,
I have started fresh with the branch attempts:
The following is a history of my cvs commands
that fail to extend a branch once created. I do
not know what I am doing wrong! I am attempting
to check out procedure clip 164.8 and branch
from that point.
I have the version I want to branch
berry writes:
I have the version I want to branch from checked out
in my directory berry/src/scripts/esproc/clip
[...]
Now I create a sticky tag to branch from.
cato:/users/721/berry/src/scripts/esproc/clip% cvs tag -b daves_takeoff_point
That's a branch tag. Stickiness isn't a property
Larry,
Thanks for the advice! I tried the following and this worked:
cato:/users/721/berry/src/scripts/esproc% rm -r clip
cato:/users/721/berry/src/scripts/esproc% cd ..
ato:/users/721/berry/src/scripts% cvs co -r daves_takeoff_point esproc/clip
cvs checkout: Updating esproc/clip
U
berry writes:
Do I understand this..To continue on the branch, I must check
out the branch tag, not the branched revision??
Yes.
In our shop, we have all components of a source set set
to the same revision number. This is how we operate.
That is not how CVS operates. You should
Hi,
This is probably a neophyte question, but it has me stumped...
I'm having a problem with checking out modules. If I check out using
WinCVS, no problem. From the command line (through cygwin) everything
appears to process ok, but many of the files will show in WinCVS as being
modified,
Bil Joga [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a utility that will convert a Microsoft Visual Sourcesafe
database to CVS format?
http://www.laine.org/cvs/vss2cvs
Be sure to read both the ReadMe.txt file and the source code itself
before asking questions. Most of the answers are there, they're
I wrote up a quick little bash script that runs every hour (cron) which will
backup the whole repository (tar.gz) if any changes have been made during
the past hour. (Our cvs repository is not frequently used.) The script is
set to keep the last 5 or so copies, just in case I (or a coworker) do
which commands don't automatically work on all files if not specified?
and also which don't recurse?
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