Hi,
I have a Problem with a cvs pserver. After a cvs login, which was
successful, I can't run a cvs checkout. Other commands like cvs
commit or cvs update are successful, too.
I get the following error:
cvs server: cannot open /root/.cvsignore: Permission denied
cvs [server aborted]: can't
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Hi,
I have a Problem with a cvs pserver. After a cvs login, which was
successful, I can't run a cvs checkout. Other commands like cvs
commit or cvs update are successful, too.
I get the following error:
cvs server: cannot open /root/.cvsignore: Permission
Hello guys,
Are you all there 8-(.
I'd know if I am lost, I expose my problem.
Web developpment is very specific, compared to developpement like program
made witth C for exemple.
I'm explaining :
I retrieve some open source project which are managed themselves with cvs.
I'd like to make some
Dear Mr. Sanchez,
we had the same problem and came to the conclusion that the only way to
delete directories from a modul as well as deleting a whole modul is to be
done via filesystem on the unix machine, i.e. log in on your unix box and
change to the repository directory, then delete the
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Well, you can use cvs admin -kflags on the existing files, but is it
possible there's some systematic problem which caused the files to get
created -kb? (Or was it just a user error?)
cvs admin -kkv
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I've installed cvs server on RedHat 6.2, but how can i create
repository and those administrative files (e.g. user password file)?
Thanks for any help.
Cho
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We have an open source application which resides in a CVS repository which is
readable by everyone.
We would like to add some files to this repository which will be part of special
builds of this system and may not be viewed/changed by anyone withouth an
expliciter permission.
Can CVS
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OR am I the only one to not appreciate this?
Is there any kind of consistency or integrity check for CVS? I dont know if one is necessary or not
for CVS, and yes I have looked through the docs. Thanks!
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Thanks for help, but i still couldn't solve my
problem.
First of all, my account on the server was already
configured to allow connection based on my ssh key.I
can do anything on cvs via ssh as long as i provide my
username and password each time i try to do something
on cvs.
I followed your
From: Edward Peschko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 4:34 PM
To: Jeff King
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: checking in links to source control
I want developers to see - locally - all of the perl libraries
cross project.
When I do a release, I want people
What the Apache lists do to prevent spamming is that every user who
subscribes has their first or so emails moderated. If someone
mass-subscribes to mailing lists or sends without joining, and then
sends spam, they are banned from the list. Because of this there is
partically no spam on any of
Hello everyone,
I am using winCVS to connect to a cvs repository on a
redhat server to import the source into the
repository.
Here is the exact command I used on the DOS prompt:
cvs import src_dir vendor1 rev1
It got hang at the cvs'password: prompt
Can anyone tell me what I do wrong? Thank you
Hello,
I have some questions about winCVS 1.2 under Windows NT 4.0:
1. How do I redirect output from the output window to a file? I found
no place to enter an option for this, and using the command line for
something like cvs status -v output.txt did not work as expected.
(In fact, the output
What I'm about to say applies to older versions of CVS, at least
up to 1.10.8. The latest version of CVS, 1.11.1p1, behaves
better; I'll get to that at the end. Whether these comments
apply to jCVS will depend on which version of the original CVS it
was modelled on, and, if an old one, whether
Hello,
I'm attempting to tag a module like so:
[nkirby@indy nkirby]$ cvs -q tag build-1_0_2
CVS screams through the directory tree until it hits the directory that
stores binary files (.GIFs). These have been properly imported as binaries,
there aren't any permissions issues, but the
I am just learning CVS. I have created a repository and
put some files into it. I have associated tags mytag
and mytag2 with various versions of some files. I would
like to print a list of the filenames and revision numbers,
but cannot figure out how.
The manual seems to indicate the
Title: Message
How can a tag code specifying a date AND
time?
I have tried the following command but it ignored
the date and time and just tagged everything.
cvs rtag TAG_Name -D 'September 12 2001 03:00pm'
module
Any ideas?
Title: RCS utilities
I tried to use RCS utilities, e.g. rlog, but it kept looking for files in RCS subdirectory. I do not have a RCS subdirectory. I am doing this trying to test the utility out and setup cvsweb. I am not sure if this the right group for me to post this question. If you have
Does someone have a good definition of what
stickiness is in relation to CVS? Thanks.
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I need to find out which modules have been committed on a branch tag I
created 1 week ago. Getting this sort of info from the mainline is not
particularly difficult, but I'll be damned if I can figure out how to get it
for branches...
I don't see any mention of how to show history of branches
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Mark Lancisi wrote:
I need to find out which modules have been committed on a branch tag I
created 1 week ago. Getting this sort of info from the mainline is not
particularly difficult, but I'll be damned if I can figure out how to get it
for branches...
I don't
cvs log -r returns all revisions for files without the tag. Recent
threads discussing cvs log -r start at:
http://mail.gnu.org/pipermail/info-cvs/2001-June/016312.html
http://mail.gnu.org/pipermail/info-cvs/2001-July/017177.html
One way to get a report similar to what you want is:
cvs -q co
Hi
Can someone tell me the relation between CVS and rsh
in client/server mode of cvs(Unix server/windows,linux
clients).
In most machines here,CVS works fine even though rsh
is not installed at all in that machine.
We have our CVSROOT set as :server: for all
developers(except those working on
On Wed, Sep 12, 2001 at 11:41:34AM -0400, Jeff King wrote:
From: Edward Peschko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 4:34 PM
To: Jeff King
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: checking in links to source control
I want developers to see - locally - all of
Of course you can. This is trivial. Simply push the starting point for the libs
onto @INC and then merrliy go about issuing your use statements. For example:
push (@INC, /top/dir1/dir2/perlLibs/);
... which of course assumes that everybody has their cvs archives checked out
in the
On Wed, Sep 12, 2001 at 04:25:28PM -0700, Paddy T wrote:
In most machines here,CVS works fine even though rsh
is not installed at all in that machine.
We have our CVSROOT set as :server: for all
Apparently :server: users an internal rsh implementation.
developers(except those working on
hi,
I have multiple projects which i wish to maintain through CVS.
If my cvs root is /usr/local/Repos.
My problems are:
1) How do i create the repositories???
2) I dont want the developers of one project to be able to do any kind of
CVS operations on
I've recently tackled a problem I've wanted to solve with CVS for a long
time now - namely, managing the configuration of a Unix machine
(especially desktop Linux machines), via CVS.
The rationale is that if I change a system config file, and months
later discover that something has stopped
Hi threre,
I tried to use RCS utilities, e.g. rlog, but it kept looking for files
in RCS subdirectory. I do not have a RCS subdirectory. I am doing
this trying to test the utility out and setup cvsweb. I am not sure
if this the right group for me to post this question. If you have any
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