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Hi Toby,
You will probably find that there is both a userid called 'cvs' and a group called
'cvs'.
If the cvs repository is writable for both userid 'cvs' and members of the 'cvs'
group, the you could ask the sys-admin to make your userid a member of 'cvs' group.
When you issue cvs commands
Hi,
I have installed CVS server on a Linux box in Canada. In India, we
have installed WinCVS 1.2 and WinCVS 1.3 on a NT server. We are able
to retrieve/update source files from the NT server from/to CVS server.
Now, I want my Windows 2000 Prof. clients to access the local
repository on my
But I update no conflits where found cool,
But when I commit I hava a lot of messages like this :
cvs commit : connot commit with sticky date for file 'toto/toto.php'
I dont know what to do ?
It looks like you need to pass the '-A' argument to the update command in the first
instance - see the
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How to add cvs user?
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King Chau wrote:
How to add cvs user?
To what?
-Matt
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add cvs user to mandrake 8.1
here is my steps:
config the cvsrepository var in /etc/cvs/cvs.conf to /var/cvs
cvs -d /var/cvs/ init
cp /etc/shadow /var/cvs/CVSROOT/passwd
by default, mandrake config xinetd.d/cvs for me
I can checkin and checkout modules without login command locally,
but failed to
On Wed, Jan 02, 2002 at 10:52:18AM -0500, Jeffrey Inns wrote:
I accidentally used the -kb option when adding a text file to my cvs
repository. Is there any way to undo this operation?
Check out the cvs admin command.
Steve
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Yeah it's cvs update -A (the most recent version of files), here I have
conflicts :
One of them was about I have a production and a dev verson of a file.
I was adviced to make a makefile :
my file config.php no longer belong to cvs, I would hava a config.template n
make a :
make prod :
sed
I accidentally used the -kb option
when adding a text file to my cvs
repository. Is there any way to undo this operation?
Regards,
cvs admin -kv myfile.txt
Typically you need to do an 'update' afterwards for the change to be
reflected in the workspace, however in my version of CVS (1.10)
cp /etc/shadow
/var/cvs/CVSROOT/passwd
The CVS passwd file does not have the same format as the shadow-passwd
file - check out the following:
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_2.html#SEC30
Kind Regards,
Duncan.
Hi,
Im have a problem while using the cvs update.
lets say that the source code is in cvs and i checked out the code
using cvs onto my local machine.
lets assume that someone else in the project added a new subdirectory
to the existing source in cvs(using cvs import)
Since the new
Hi,
Im have a problem while using the cvs update.
lets say that the source code is in cvs and i checked out the code
using cvs onto my local machine.
lets assume that someone else in the project added a new subdirectory
to the existing source in cvs(using cvs import)
Since the new
Hi,
I have set off directories which contains files of both ascii and binary,
which I need to import them into CVS repository. I know that we have to use
keyword substitution for binary files, but since I have both ascii and
binary files in a directory, I am not sure what happens if i use -kb
Newbie question:
I am implementing CVS on several projects, and was wondering if there are
any common problems (performance, etc.) associated with heavy use of tags?
It would be very possible in this implementation for individual file
versions to have 0 to many tags- should I be concerned with
On Wed, Jan 02, 2002 at 05:25:23PM +, Duncan Sommerville wrote:
cvs admin -kv myfile.txt
Typically you need to do an 'update' afterwards for the change to
be reflected in the workspace, however in my version of CVS (1.10)
changing from a -kb to -kv needed me to redo the 'checkout'
On Wed, Jan 02, 2002 at 01:17:24PM -0500, Datla, Raghav wrote:
Hi,
I have set off directories which contains files of both ascii and binary,
which I need to import them into CVS repository. I know that we have to use
keyword substitution for binary files, but since I have both ascii and
Duncan Sommerville writes:
cvs admin -kv myfile.txt
That should be -kkv.
Typically you need to do an 'update' afterwards for the change to be
reflected in the workspace, however in my version of CVS (1.10) changing
from a -kb to -kv needed me to redo the 'checkout' operation before the
Hi,
I have some directories or files in production and development servers
which are not under CVS control. Also there are some files which are there
in production and not in development.
Now I am planning to arrange or keep all these directories and files from
production and development into
Naveen Srinivasa Murthy writes:
Since the new sub-directory and its contents are not in my local machine
, I presumed that i should be doing a 'cvs update' to download
the new directory and its contents.
You need to use update -d to create new directories.
-Larry Jones
It's either
Hi
I use CVS for all my source code development and document creation. My
standard workstation is a Laptop which I connect to LANs and WANs. My
repository is served via pserver. One feature I would really love is
something like
cvs chroot
which I could run on my laptop to modify
My local respository is in /usr/local/cvsroot.
I went into my working area and issued...
cvs -d /usr/local/cvsroot/ co CVSROOT
... I then changed into the new working area subdirectory of CVSROOT and
issued...
echo *.class *.txt *.jar cvsignore
cvs add cvsignore
cvs commit -m New file
Hi all
I am very new to cvs and having very hard time in configuring cvs
1.11.1p1 on Solaris 8.
Had configured cvs as per the instruction given at this site
http://www.taursys.com/howto/cvs/.
Able to login, checkin and checkout the files and directories.
But when I tries to commit some changes
mrao2001 writes:
Able to login, checkin and checkout the files and directories.
But when I tries to commit some changes it gives the
following error.
$cvs commit
/export/cvs/cvsroot: no such repository
I doubt it. When reporting problems, it is very important to report the
*exact*
Stuart Midgley writes:
I use CVS for all my source code development and document creation. My
standard workstation is a Laptop which I connect to LANs and WANs. My
repository is served via pserver. One feature I would really love is
something like
cvs chroot
which I could
Environment :
Server :
RedHat Linux 7.2
CVS version 1.11.1p1
Client :
Win 2K
CVS 1.11
Issue :
When I try cvs -d:pserver:user1:@foo.bar.com:/home/cvsroot login
I get the following error
cvs login: authorization failed: server foo.bar.com rejected access to
/home/cvsroot for user1
I have a
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