Deadlocking sandbox?

Suppose I have this in my modules file: common path/to/common/files project_A path/to/A &common project_B path/to/B &common So far, so good. I just have two projects, A and B, that share a common subtree through the amperstand module "common". Completely normal

Cannot commit: Terminated with fatal signal 11

I might have missed replies because my mailbox was full, so I am re-posting this. I apologize folks. I'm connecting to my CVS repository through SSH: bash$export CVS_RSH=ssh bash$export CVSROOT=:ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/opt/cvsroot bash$cvs init bash$cvs import . MyCompany MyRelease but have pro

Getting an update on a particular branch on a particular day

Sorry to bother you all with this, but I have hunted up and down and can't figure this out. I want to update my tree to the state it was on a particular day on one of the branches, but I can't figure out how to do that. If I update to be on a particular day, then it automatically switches what I'v

Re: cvs import problem

On Mon, Nov 12, 2001 at 08:45:37AM -, Mohit Lad wrote: > I've a cvs repository set up on a Red Hat 6.2 machine. > I'm using PSERVER access method and the cvs version is 1.11. > > $ cvs im -m "initial import" sip mohit start > enable to write, file SIPParser.cxx > No space left on device

problems merging form an empty branch, how do we avoid a ROLLBACK?

Hello info-cvs, attached is a wincvs graph of a file: (See attached file: mismerge.zip) but in order to elaborate I will try to sum it up: we have the trunk and 2 branches version 1.10 1.11 has tags MERGE_0 MERGE_1 MERGE_DM_2

update not working for non-owner

I have a script that gets executed when a user checks in a file that updates the file under the web area. This lets developers keep their copies separate from the web area. It works great if the user is the file owner, but if they are not, things go into CVS ok, but issuing the update command do

Re: Help with "multiple level" repositories for a newbie

On Thu, Nov 08, 2001 at 10:32:21AM -0800, Borja Pardo wrote: > We have an idea about version management and i'm not sure if we can perform > it using CVS. I'm also sure it is possible, but i don't know how by now. > We want to have two different levels in repositories. Let me explain: we > want a

RE: Question about LockDir

Is there a different solution? Shlomo -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2001 11:56 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Question about LockDir Reinstein, Shlomo writes: > > But I have a problem with t

Multiple revisions locked

Hi, I'm getting this error while trying to check in a file(in fact, this error comes with ALL existing files in my source tree): - (uf766857) # cvs commit -m "my comment " file1 Checking in file1; /home/mastercvs/mastercvs/fonts/file1

Re: how to checkout previous versions

Hi, I'd say these are so basic questions that you should please first read the manual and/or Karl Fogels book at http://cvsbook.red-bean.com/ Regards Harald > Thirumal Raj wrote: > > hi > > Can anyone tell me a solution to my queries. > > 1.How to checkout previous versions?I want to know a

how to checkout previous versions

hi   Can anyone tell me a solution to my queries.   1.How to checkout previous versions?I want to know abt the commands.   2.How tag is useful mainly?   thanks in advance.   Thirumal RajVerification and Validation EngineerFederal Technologies,KH Circle, Hosur Road,Bangalore Phone : 2275

cvs import problem

Hi, I've a cvs repository set up on a Red Hat 6.2 machine. I'm using PSERVER access method and the cvs version is 1.11. I can import a trivial sample dir structure (shown below) to it & can checkout the same properly. myproj/ |-- Readme.txt |-- myproj.cxx |-- myproj.h |-- a-subdir