Re: Loginfo and Exit with a non-zero value

Thank you for your help. I agree with you but if you read the Foguel's documentation, there is : * loginfo If PROGRAM exits with nonzero status, the commit fails; otherwise, it succeeds. (See also the Shared Syntax

Re: logs of revisions since release

Hi Chuck, I think that there is a bug in cvs log (and cvs rlog) in 1.11.1.p1 in that it returns information on all the files in the module/directory you specify and not just the ones with the tags you specify. This is probably what you are seeing. Colm A [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >>-O

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Re: Updated version of cvs

Zanabria, Moises writes: > > Thanks for quickly replay Larry, I was forgot to mention that I need to > upgrade in cvs server no in client, just to sure if this is the same > thing??? Yes. -Larry Jones I must have been delirious from having so much fun. -- Calvin __

Re: how to get CVS client username

gaoth writes: > > I want to know how to get CVS remote username(use pserver mode),thanks a lot. For an example, see: -Larry Jones Everything's gotta have rules, rule

Re: logs of revisions since release

Colm Murphy writes: > > I think that there is a bug in cvs log (and cvs rlog) in 1.11.1.p1 in > that it returns information on all the files in the module/directory you > specify and not just the ones with the tags you specify. That's not a bug -- it's the way it's designed. The -r and -d opt

Re: cvs commit as root

Harry Putnam writes: > > I'd like to override the taboo on committing as root. I imagine it is > possible but not clear how to do it. You're only not allowed to commit as root if CVS can't figure out who you really are. As long as you login as yourself and then su to root (rather than logging i

Re: Rename a directory?

It looks like http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_7.html#SEC74 covers that. --- James Knowles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've looked through the FAQ and the Cederqvist, but I didn't find an > answer. > (I could be blind.) > > I have a subdirectory in a module that I need to rename. I can "r

[cvsgui] cvs with msvc

G'day, We're having a problem with resources in msvc with multiple developers.  We get conflicts all the time in .rc files and files such as resource.h when two people try to add resources.  The problem is that the id numbers allocated automagically by devstudio are the same for both develope

Re: cvs commit as root

[ On Thursday, December 6, 2001 at 22:17:21 (-0800), Harry Putnam wrote: ] > Subject: cvs commit as root > > I'd like to override the taboo on committing as root. I imagine it is > possible but not clear how to do it. It is possible, but you don't want to do it. > On my setup, I use cvs as much

Re: logs of revisions since release

Hi Larry, It looks like I have mis-understood the purpose of cvs log. That said I still have a problem with its operation. Say I have a directory with two files: file1 and file2. file1 contains MyTag and file2 does not. "cvs rlog -rMyTag:: directory" returns the RCS logs for file1 since MyTag

Reverting changes of Locally Modified

Here's the scenario 1) cvs checkout PROJECT 2) make changes to file1, file2, file3 3) ooops, it didn't want to make changes to file2 4) cvs status file2 = 'Locally Modified' Question: how to get back the clean/original file?? Correct me if I'm wrong, but... - cvs release only works on direct

cvs co error: "No space left on device"

Hello All, Our Linux cvs server is working great for the pass two years. For the pass couple week it has the error: "No space left on device" when my users are checking out or do cvs update. CVS server has 1GB RAM and below is it partitions: FilesystemSize Used Avail Use% Mounted

Re: cvs co error: "No space left on device"

Hi Vinh, Are your users checking out files onto the server somewhere or on another client machine ? If they are checking files out to another machine over the network, that's the one to check for disk space, not the server. Cheers, Marcus

RE: cvs co error: "No space left on device"

Thank you for your quick respond. Yes, my users are checking on Linux xterm server. These systems has a lots disk space left. Also users home directory are on netapp filer and this filer has 200GB left over from tetrabyte. Vinh -Original Message- From: Marcus Crafter [mailto:[EMAIL PR

time and date in CVS...

How can I make CVS to preserve date and time of a file.  When I add and commit a file to the CVS repository and then remove the file and try to update it, the file I get does not have the original date and time.  The following is an example;   # ls -l foo.c -rwxr-xr-x  1 root  swdev 18

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Can someone provide me with a pointer to any installation documentation for this setup? thanks -matt ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs

RE: RFC, patch -- loginfo behavior for commitinfo

> From: Logan Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 2:38 PM > My company has implemented a commit control system, but it is > currently applied by a call from loginfo, which means that the best > we can do is sound an alarm if a commit we don't like goes through.

Re: logs of revisions since release

Colm Murphy writes: > > "cvs rlog -rMyTag:: directory" > > returns the RCS logs for file1 since MyTag along with all of the RCS > logs for file2 with a warning that file2 doesn't contain the tag MyTag. > > I would expect that if a file doesn't contain the tag then no RCS logs > are returned.

Re: RFC, patch -- loginfo behavior for commitinfo

On Friday 07 December 2001 10:30 am, Jerry Nairn wrote: > > Log message can be checked with verifymsg, branch and operation can be > checked with commitinfo, although it takes a little extra effort. So I don't > see the need for this unless you want to have special requirements for log > messages

RE: RFC, patch -- loginfo behavior for commitinfo

> From: Logan Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, December 07, 2001 11:00 AM > On Friday 07 December 2001 10:30 am, Jerry Nairn wrote: > > Log message can be checked with verifymsg, branch and > operation can be > > checked with commitinfo, although it takes a little extra > eff

RE: cvs co error: "No space left on device"

> -Original Message- > From: Vinh Cao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, December 07, 2001 11:59 AM > To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > Subject: cvs co error: "No space left on device" > > > Hello All, > > Our Linux cvs server is working great for the pass two years. > For the pass co

Re: cvs commit as root

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) writes: > Harry Putnam writes: > > >> I'd like to override the taboo on committing as root. I imagine it is >> possible but not clear how to do it. > > You're only not allowed to commit as root if CVS can't figure out who > you really are. As long as you login as

Re: merge losing changes, no Conflict

Larry Jones writes: > Dave Thorn writes: > > > > However, several times recently I have found code to mysteriously > > stop working (investigation suggests this is after someone else > > commits changes to the file), not through compile errors, but logic, > > and when I look, the changes I made r

Re: cvs commit as root

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) writes: > Harry Putnam writes: >> >> I'd like to override the taboo on committing as root. I imagine it is >> possible but not clear how to do it. > > You're only not allowed to commit as root if CVS can't figure out who > you really are. As long as you login as

Re: cvs commit as root

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Greg A. Woods) writes: > [ On Thursday, December 6, 2001 at 22:17:21 (-0800), Harry Putnam wrote: ] > > Subject: cvs commit as root >> >> I'd like to override the taboo on committing as root. I imagine it is >> possible but not clear how to do it. > > It is possible, but you do

Re: cvs commit as root

Harry Putnam writes: > > server.c:31:21: krb5.h: No such file or directory > make[3]: *** [server.o] Error 1 That's a bug in the configure script that has been fixed in the current development version. Do "make distclean" to get rid of the cached data and then run "configure --without-gss

Re: cvs commit as root

Harry Putnam writes: > > Yes, it works like you describe on my linux boxes. But on a solaris 8 > (intel) I have problems with it. Probably more due to local config > than anything else. Plain su root on the solaris box gives and root > path is too short. Doesn't know about cvs binary. Yes,

pserver

I've been told something by a contractor and I would like it confirmed as I could not find it described in the documentation. I was told that if I used pserver to check files even though I am on the same machine where the repository resides, it will eliminate the eol problem between checkins vi

Re: pserver

Schwenk, Jeanie writes: > > I was told that if I used pserver to check files even though I am on the > same machine where the repository resides, it will eliminate the eol problem > between checkins via windoze verses unix. > > First, is it true that pserver takes care of that? Yes and no -

Re: Is this possible?

Jerry, Dave     Thanks, based on some things Jerry put in his first e-mail I have discovered a couple of ways to do what I need. It appears that rtag will do the work of labeling and both history and log will do the rest. I will also look at cvszilla as well.   Don -- Don   

RE: Is this possible?

> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 4:53 PM > Karl Fogel's cvs2cl perl script also digs up change sets. > Over a year ago, > I hacked it to produce a HTML page, and also added the > generation of diffs. This would be really cool to have. I

Re: cvs commit as root

[ On Friday, December 7, 2001 at 11:13:14 (-0800), Harry Putnam wrote: ] > Subject: Re: cvs commit as root > > This sounds like a very smooth way to have it setup. However well > above my level of understanding of the needed proceedures. Definitely > something to look into... thanks. There's no

Re: Reverting changes of Locally Modified

I usually delete the file an update (much like what you did). --- Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Here's the scenario > > 1) cvs checkout PROJECT > 2) make changes to file1, file2, file3 > 3) ooops, it didn't want to make changes to file2 > 4) cvs status file2 = 'Locally Modified' > > Q

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Re: Viewing a list of projects

>--- Forwarded mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Robert Thorpe writes: >> >> What you are saying is that I should make a pointless alias in the >> modules file to the modules in question and whenever I wish to >> create a new module I must do the same. >It's not pointless, it allows co -c to provi

RE: Is this possible?

Another approach that has been used successfully is to supply some tools that collect state from the CVS/Entries and CVS/Repository files and store them in a separate database as a change list to be applied to an existing baseline. The system works best if there's a manifest collected for the bas