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Hi All ,
this is my first message in this group .
I hope you can help me in this issue that I am, facing with Wincvs.
I have CVS repository on RH 6.2 Linux ,
imported source from Linux machine onto Linux repository.
Checking our modules from wincvs on windows 2000 Machines.
My problem is that w
>> Still, it seems like a lot of banks actually can afford to lean on
"security
>> by obscurity".
>
>That's because they're in a position of authority and their customers do
>not question their declarations (often because of course they do not
>have the expertise to do so, especially in technolo
>The only secure banking system I've seen used such a device for creating
>one-time codes, but it wouldn't rely on a session, it would require the
user
>to enter the code for _each_ transaction that was to be performed. That's
>quite secure. But then again, what's the point, when the calculato
Hi There,
I have a problem in Tagging a particular branch. But i am able to tag a
module.
Scenario is like this :
Say i have a module & i set the tag with command (cvs rtag tagName
moduleName).
Now Say i have 2 branches(B1 & B2) in this module & if u run (cvs status
-v)
then both of these branches
I'm new to CVS, and version control in general. I understand the
basic idea of having a repository that preserves the history over time
of a software project.
My problem is that, for reasons too complex to go into here, I must
manage two parallel Java development projects. These two projects
I noticed that the cvs.exe (1.11) included in WinCVS (1.2) acts differently
then the cvs executable (1.10.5) on our Linux server with respect to the
checkout command using modules defined in the CVSROOT/modules file.
Is my observation correct? If so, why do they act differently?
Does this have
Hi,
I have checked the inetd.conf and correct something
This are the entries in the /var/log/messages
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Oct 1 18:35:08 linux cvs[2214]: connect from [EMAIL PROTECTED] (192.168.x.y)
Oct 1 18:35:11 linux mingetty[2223]: cannot opendir(/proc/2221/fd): Permission denied
Oct 1 18
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
>
>I'm new to CVS, and version control in general. I understand the
>basic idea of having a repository that preserves the history over time
>of a software project.
>
>My problem is that, for reasons too complex to go into here, I must
>
Hi There,
I have a problem in Tagging a particular branch. But i am able to tag a
module.
Scenario is like this :
Say i have a module & i set the tag with command (cvs rtag tagName
moduleName).
Now Say i have 2 branches(B1 & B2) in this module & if u run (cvs status
-v)
then both of these branches
Greg A. Woods <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> What is not working well ? I didn't have any problem until this problem
>> arrises.
> Does it really matter when the problem raises its ugly head?
> Don't try to use normal branches with vendor branched modules unless you
> want to invite trouble! (
Once we installed the updated versions of rcs, everything worked find for
viewcvs. Cvsweb appears to need a slightly older version.
-Original Message-
From: schmolle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 1:28 AM
To: Schwenk, Jeanie; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re
Fellow hackers,
In my company we just implemented version control utilizing cvs. when I try
to import different resources into the newly created repositories, on some
directories, cvs creates multiple versions of the same file. For example
when I run this command:
cvs import -m "main import" /h
In article <3bb8a98e$0$12831$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Shawn Hamzee wrote:
>Fellow hackers,
>
>In my company we just implemented version control utilizing cvs. when I try
>to import different resources into the newly created repositories, on some
Why the plural? Is there a specific reason why you have
Olaf Meding writes:
>
> I noticed that the cvs.exe (1.11) included in WinCVS (1.2) acts differently
> then the cvs executable (1.10.5) on our Linux server with respect to the
> checkout command using modules defined in the CVSROOT/modules file.
>
> Is my observation correct? If so, why do they
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> Why are there tries to access in the proc-directory?
Coincidence. Those are completely unrelated to CVS.
> When I logged on as cvs-user and starts cvs -d ...
>
> I get the error broken pipe ...
Your /etc/inetd.conf is still not correct.
> as another user I ge
I am a newbie to CVS, and would appreciate some feedback.
We are considering using CVS for managing our tech pubs files: Framemaker
(*.fm) and graphics (*.gif, *.jpeg etc). The files are all binary.
What we hope to get from CVS:
a. Keeping track of which versions of which files make up which re
the repositories are located in the same dir as the development files are
located. so for example if i have a directory of
/home/sbs/products/index.html
i've had cvs import this same file/path to the same file/path combo thereby
creating a ,v file right next to the original file. so now, i'll be
Shawn Hamzee writes:
>
> cvs import -m "main import" /home/sbs mainjob start
>
> while in the directory /home/sbs, for certain files or perhaps in certain
> situations, cvs created multiple file such as this:
>
> index.html
> index.html,v
> index.html,v,v
> index.html,v,v,v
That's what happens
[Ron Forrester - Mon at 10:01:23AM -0700]
> 1) Why not just use open source tripwire to monitor the CVSROOT tree?
Tripwire can tell whether a file is modified or not, and it can also check
that an append-only file is only beeing appended to (thus, in the README I
encourage people to put $CVSROOT/
[ On Monday, October 1, 2001 at 11:39:32 (-0700), Drew Adams wrote: ]
> Subject: Need advice on 1) binary files, 2) locking
>
> We are thinking about using CVS because that is what our software developers
> use for managing source code.
Sorry, but that's about the poorest excuse I've ever heard.
>--- Forwarded mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Some questions:
>1. Does it make sense for us to use CVS on binary files?
CVS doesn't support binary files well out of the box. There exists a
patch that allows CVS admins to register new merge tools based on naming
conventions, but that code is not
Need a quick $100 today?
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s
Need a quick $100 today?
Need a quick $100 this week?
Need to QUICKLY build a $5000 income?
This may be the most COMMON SENSE email you've ever read because
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s
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