Title: cvs_acls.pl error
Hi:
This is the cvs 1.11 setup. We are using passwd file and the user is cvsuser for the cvs access. I have implemented the cvs_acls setup by copying cvs_acls to /usr/local/bin and making it executable.
Also the avail file is created and an entry is put in the ch
I still don't understand CVS's inner workings well enough to know if there
is an easier way to do this...
I have two directory systems of source, about 800MB each, containing a code
that I want to put under CVS.
The first directory system contains the 'original' version of the code.
The Second d
pfff ...
There's NOTHING except perhaps Notepad and a few other useless accessories
that need CR/LF as end-of-record on recent Windows operating systems.
If you have access to a Win2K box, please do me the favour to write a little
cmd or batch script with only LF as end-of-record, and run it.
B
Hello,
I have many new files, and I do know what are the files that I have
already add (cvs add file)
How I can see the diff (file in CVS and new files)
Thank
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On Sun, Oct 07, 2001 at 03:49:31PM +0200, Roni Abusch wrote:
> It's my first time using CVS, and I do not exactly know how to write scripts
> for it. For example, some simple scripts I need: one that checkout the last
> version automatically, or one that force the users to enter comment. I tried
>
I'm new with CVS, and kind of lost. Can someone please help me and
give me an example of a script that automatically checkout projects
from CVS?
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It's my first time using CVS, and I do not exactly know how to write scripts
for it. For example, some simple scripts I need: one that checkout the last
version automatically, or one that force the users to enter comment. I tried
to use the manual examples, but it didn't work.
Can someone please
How can I force my users always to enter comment when they commit their changes?
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