On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 11:09:36PM -0500, Eric Siegerman wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 03:59:01PM -0800, Rob Helmer wrote:
> > I agree with the rest, but can your describe how the "-kb" setting
> > can be "lost"?
>
> I floated a suggestion a while back that -kb should be a bit
> stickier; basi
Eric,
> I floated a suggestion a while back that -kb should be a bit
> stickier; basically, it should "trump" sources of -k options that
> would otherwise be higher priority. The idea seemed to meet with
> general (though not universal) approval, if I recall, but
> nobody's written the code. Ne
On Thursday, February 14, 2002, at 08:57 PM, -Larry Jones wrote:
>>
>> me@host (33) % cvs checkout test_cvs
>> cvs [checkout aborted]: error from server my.cvs.server: Unknown
>> command: `gserver'
>>
>> Am I missing something obvious?
>
> When you configured CVS, the script didn't detect that
On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 07:43:08PM -0500, Greg A. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Greg A. Woods;
Planix, Inc.) wrote:
> (I personally don't use public keys with SSH -- I only use it with Unix
> and with Unix I trust the system security to the degree necessary to use
> host-based authentication.)
Another adva
On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 03:59:01PM -0800, Rob Helmer wrote:
> I agree with the rest, but can your describe how the "-kb" setting
> can be "lost"?
If you type "-k", intending to apply that to the
text files, but forgetting that there are some binary files in
scope. Say you want to use the "-kk" t
I've been trying to get a watch working with cvs, I've looked at the notify
and users files and they both look correct. Also that machine is sending
emails with a cron job so I know it can send mail. Yet when I add a watch
to a file, then commit the next version it still doesn't send me an email
Dennis Jones writes:
>
> "cvs co ." sounded like a pretty cool feature, so I tried it, but it does
> not seem to work. I get:
>
> cvs checkout: cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file or directory
> cvs [checkout aborted]: no repository
That sounds like you tried it in a directory th
My mistake...I meant a currently checked out module.
"cvs co ." sounded like a pretty cool feature, so I tried it, but it does
not seem to work. I get:
cvs checkout: cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file or directory
cvs [checkout aborted]: no repository
- Dennis
- Original Me
David Hoag writes:
>
> The processes are owned by my user id. Started when I initiate a cvs
> update(or commit). They linger until I manually 'kill' them.
Manually killing a server process will cause a "connection reset" error
at the client. If you don't kill the server process, do you still ge
Brad Kroeger writes:
>
> me@host (33) % cvs checkout test_cvs
> cvs [checkout aborted]: error from server my.cvs.server: Unknown
> command: `gserver'
>
> Am I missing something obvious?
When you configured CVS, the script didn't detect that you have GSSAPI
and so the cvs you built doesn't inclu
The server has been working so well for so long, I have had no reason to
mess with anything, other than to set up some new repositories a few months
ago, which of course does not affect the existing clients. And that's what
makes this problem so weird -- nothing has changed anywhere -- neither on
Zanabria, Moises writes:
>
> -> Recv failed:Connection reset by peer
> cvs [checkout aborted]: end of file from server (consult above messages if
> any)
As I just told someone else, a connection reset means the server
accepted the connect but then closed it. Usually that means that inetd
was un
Dennis Jones writes:
>
> "cvs add" will not work without an existing repository, so you must use "cvs
> import" if you are creating a new repository.
As long as you've created a repository with "cvs init", you *have* an
existing repository. You can use "cvs co ." to check out the whole
thing (u
Stephan Jou writes:
>
> We have been using CVS for a year now, and have accumulated quite a large
> repository. We have a major release coming up, and I would like to archive
> the current repository and start a new one, without the history/version
> baggage of the old repository.
Why? Disk sp
Dennis Jones writes:
>
> I did find one person with the same error, but the problem in his case was
> an incorrectly configured router. I have not changed my router or its port
> forwarding settings. This just started today, and has been working fine for
> about two years.
How about security s
On Thursday, February 14, 2002, at 06:39 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> After some difficulty I finally got CVS to compile on a Solaris 7 box.
> Now I am getting errors testing CVS with GSSAPI. Any ideas as to what
> is going on?
>
> [SERVER]
>
> /etc/inetd.conf
> cpserver stream tcp nowait c
"cvs add" will not work without an existing repository, so you must use "cvs
import" if you are creating a new repository.
- Dennis
>
> Does anyone recommend "cvs add" for this vs. "cvs import" if vendor
> branches are not being used? Reasons?
>
>
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[ On Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 18:33:18 (-0500), Douglas Finkle wrote: ]
> Subject: RE: Looking for SSH authorized_keys cookie for CVS
>
> Honestly, I would not have sent this request if I had not RTFM. :-)
> The sshd1 man page seemed to explain the syntax somewhat, but in
> ssh2, which I'm
> On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 06:33:18PM -0500, Douglas Finkle wrote:
> > Thoughts, references, examples?
>
> Don't know if this will help, but here's a key I use for
> port-forwarding a pop3 connection to give you an idea of the general
> format:
>
> command="sleep
> 10",no-X11-forwarding,no-age
On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 11:27:22PM +, Stephan Jou wrote:
> Please excuse me if this is a simple question. I am a relative CVS newbie,
> and I read the CVS manual and FAQ, but could not find an obvious answer.
>
> We have been using CVS for a year now, and have accumulated quite a large
> repo
On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 04:35:31PM -0500, Eric Siegerman wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 10:08:48AM -0800, Rob Helmer wrote:
> > On Tue, Feb 12, 2002 at 09:05:29PM -0600, Pierre Asselin wrote:
> > > Rob Helmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > >
> > > >Why do so many on the list poo-poo using bina
Please excuse me if this is a simple question. I am a relative CVS newbie,
and I read the CVS manual and FAQ, but could not find an obvious answer.
We have been using CVS for a year now, and have accumulated quite a large
repository. We have a major release coming up, and I would like to archive
> > I'm looking for an example of a SSH public key that
> > has the special "command=" format for CVS. I'm setting
> > up CVS server access, and want to be very explicit what can
> > be done w/ the key.
> >
> > Can anyone, Greg?, provide an example of what the key
> should look like?
>
> "man s
No, but there are permission that IS setup in this server, so only some
machine access to cvs repository,
If I run from my machine:
D:\ch08>rsh myhost date
Thu Feb 14 17:26:21 CST 2002
So that indicate that the rsh is correct setup, but I don't know what's is
the deal with cvs.
thanks for adv
Whats a gserver...shouldn't that be pserver?
Olav!
Brad Kroeger wrote:
> Hi,
>
> After some difficulty I finally got CVS to compile on a Solaris 7 box.
> Now I am getting errors testing CVS with GSSAPI. Any ideas as to what
> is going on?
>
> [SERVER]
>
> /etc/inetd.conf
> cpserver stream
Firewall?
Olav!
Zanabria, Moises wrote:
> Is Anybody familiar whit this error:
> I tried to connect from NT to my server:
>
> d:\set CVSROOT=sever.com:/local/cvs_secuity/src
> D:\ch08>set CVS_RSH=rsh
> D:\ch088>cvs co CVSROOT
>
> -> Recv failed:Connection reset by peer
> cvs [checkout aborted
[ On Thursday, February 14, 2002 at 16:33:23 (-0500), Douglas Finkle wrote: ]
> Subject: Looking for SSH authorized_keys cookie for CVS
>
> I'm looking for an example of a SSH public key that
> has the special "command=" format for CVS. I'm setting
> up CVS server access, and want to be very expli
Hi,
After some difficulty I finally got CVS to compile on a Solaris 7 box.
Now I am getting errors testing CVS with GSSAPI. Any ideas as to what
is going on?
[SERVER]
/etc/inetd.conf
cpserver stream tcp nowait cvsadmin /projects/sys/sysint/cvs-1.11.1p1/
src/cvs cvs -f --allow-root=/misc/fl/c
Some follow-up info:
I did find one person with the same error, but the problem in his case was
an incorrectly configured router. I have not changed my router or its port
forwarding settings. This just started today, and has been working fine for
about two years.
Any help would be appreciated.
Is Anybody familiar whit this error:
I tried to connect from NT to my server:
d:\set CVSROOT=sever.com:/local/cvs_secuity/src
D:\ch08>set CVS_RSH=rsh
D:\ch088>cvs co CVSROOT
-> Recv failed:Connection reset by peer
cvs [checkout aborted]: end of file from server (consult above messages if
any)
Th
>From his description, I suspect that this is a Java project.
Each package *will* be in its own directory in that case.
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> I'm looking for an example of a SSH public key that
> has the special "command=" format for CVS. I'm setting
> up CVS server access, and want to be very explicit what can
> be done w/ the key.
>
> Can anyone, Greg?, provide an example of what the key should
> look like?
I should also state th
>
> But you also said, "many people use this CVS server". Do the server
> processes you see come and go (which implies that they belong to other
> users) or do some of them stay around forever?
The processes are owned by my user id. Started when I initiate a cvs
update(or commit). They linger u
Out of curiosity, why are you moving from ClearCase to CVS?
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I've been having problems getting CVS to work with GSSAPI.
I some difficulty I finally got CVS to compile on a Solaris 7 box.
[On the server]
I added the following to the /etc/inetd.conf and /etc/services files:
/etc/services
writesrv2401/tcp cpserver# AIX write server, or CVS Passw
Hello,
I have a CVS server (version 1.11.1.1) running on Linux 6.x, and I have one
user who is complaining today about the following error:
cvs [update aborted]: writing to server socket: Connection reset by peer
He is the only one having trouble, and I can access the server just fine
locally (
I'm looking for an example of a SSH public key that
has the special "command=" format for CVS. I'm setting
up CVS server access, and want to be very explicit what can
be done w/ the key.
Can anyone, Greg?, provide an example of what the key should look like?
TIA,
Doug
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Has anyone been
> able to get it work under 7.2?
Yup! Works like a charm :-)
in your "/etc/xinetd.conf" file, do you have a line saying
includedir /etc/xinetd.d
?
If not, your cvspserver file is never included into the xinetd.conf
file
On Thu, Feb 14, 2002 at 10:08:48AM -0800, Rob Helmer wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 12, 2002 at 09:05:29PM -0600, Pierre Asselin wrote:
> > Rob Helmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > >Why do so many on the list poo-poo using binaries in CVS?
To summarize, there are four issues (at least; if there are
Softwareentwicklung Hauschel writes:
>
> cvs [login aborted]: connect to 192.168.0.4(192.168.0.4):2401 failed:
> Connection refused
That means that inetd is not listening for connections to port 2401.
Look in your syslog for error messages from inetd. If there aren't any,
try running inetd in
Bryon Lape writes:
>
> I have CVS running on a machine with RedHat Linux 6.2 without problem,
> but I cannot get it to work under 7.2. That is, if one is on the
> machine, one can get files no problem, but if one is one another
> machine, it can never connect. cvs is in the /etc/services file a
Mark writes:
>
> - cvs remove files listed in the update, since import doesn't handle file
> removals
Import *does* handle file removals. After importing a new release, do:
cvs co -j old_rel_tag -j new_rel_tag module
where old_rel_tag is the release tag from the previous import an
Hy again,
actuall the entry in my inetd.conf is:
cvspserver stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/tcpd
/usr/bin/cvs -f --allow-root=/usr/cvs pserver
I try to login like follow:
C:\Programme\cvs>cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/cvs login
Logging in to :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:2401/usr/cvs
C
tkCVS is another client that will run on multiple platforms. I've only
scratched the surface with it, but it has one of the nicest GUI conflict editors
I've seen. I prefered tkCVS over jCVS (too slow). I've also played around
with jBuilder 6 Enterprise and it's CVS integration - it seems rea
We are going to be converting our ClearCase managed projects over to CVS. The
following is what I am thinking about doing. Please let me know your thoughts.
We want to end up working on the HEAD after the conversion. (cvs 1.11.1p1)
- selected source baselines (labels) in clearcase to preserve/po
i set up wincvs 1.2, the latest version, using ssh and files are read-write
on at least 1 pc workstation!o, yay!
ssh is ok. pserver makes files read only. why would it do that?
Vora
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
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Sent: Wednesday
I have CVS running on a machine with RedHat Linux 6.2 without problem,
but I cannot get it to work under 7.2. That is, if one is on the
machine, one can get files no problem, but if one is one another
machine, it can never connect. cvs is in the /etc/services file and I
made a cvspserver file in
On Tue, Feb 12, 2002 at 09:05:29PM -0600, Pierre Asselin wrote:
> Rob Helmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> >Why do so many on the list poo-poo using binaries in CVS?
>
> Here's an excerpt from my cvswrappers:
> *.bmp -k 'b'
> *.ico -k 'b'
> *.lib -k 'b'
>
> So I do put bina
Softwareentwicklung Hauschel writes:
>
> /usr/cvs/CVSROOT
> CVSROOT is the directory that was reated by "cvs ... init"
> is it the right path after --allow-root=
No. /usr/cvs is your repository, CVSROOT is a top-level directory in
the repository. What comes after --allow-root= is just the rep
David Hoag writes:
>
> Like I said:
>
> "When I SSH to the CVS server I see many CVS SERVER processes on the
> box (via ps -ef )."
But you also said, "many people use this CVS server". Do the server
processes you see come and go (which implies that they belong to other
users) or do some of th
Hi All,
> cvspserver stream tcp, nowait, root, /usr/bin/cvs -f
> --allow-root=/usr/cvs/CVSROOT pserver
/usr/cvs/CVSROOT
CVSROOT is the directory that was reated by "cvs ... init"
is it the right path after --allow-root=
thanks
Fredy
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It's looking for .cvspass !
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Michael Stopper wrote:
>A search of existing threads didn't reveal anything useful on this so here
>we go:
>
>I've got my build process completely automated via Ant (including checkout,
>tagging, etc.) and can kick that off at will from a command prompt on
>NT/200
> Christian Andersson writes:
> >
> > Since we have both windows and linux as developement plattforms, and
since
> > we are located in different countries (although we work in the same
company)
> > I have decided to set up the cvs-system as a pserver on a linux, and use
ssh
> > to do portforwardin
This is based on my dealing with AT under NT 4, so caveat emptor...
Check the permission of the user ID under which the AT scheduler is running;
if it is "system" (presuming you repo is across the wire) then change it to
something else as the "system" user doesn't have network access. Note future
Hi All,
thanks for response...
i have delete the commas
now there is another error message:
C:\Programme\cvs>cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/cvs/ login
Logging in to :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:2401/usr/cvs/
CVS password:
cvs login: authorization failed: server 192.168.0.4 rejected access
Christian Andersson writes:
>
> Since we have both windows and linux as developement plattforms, and since
> we are located in different countries (although we work in the same company)
> I have decided to set up the cvs-system as a pserver on a linux, and use ssh
> to do portforwarding to this c
Michael Stopper writes:
>
> cvs [checkout aborted]: could not find out home directory
>
> Which home directory is it looking for and why doesn't it need it when the
> batch file is running normally under "DOS"??
I believe you need to set the HOMEDRIVE and HOMEPATH environment
variables. They'r
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> Question: My production system is set to be released/baselined at the
> annual level. However, changes after the annual release are frequent.
> Some of these changes are minor(cosmetic) but some may require deletion or
> addition of code or even whole re-writes of
Softwareentwicklung Hauschel writes:
>
> in my /etc/inetd.conf i had add the entry:
> cvspserver stream tcp, nowait, root,
> /usr/bin/cvs -f --allow-root=/usr/cvs/CVSROOT pserver
There shouldn't be any commas in that line.
See the manual for further troubleshooting advice, should you need it:
A search of existing threads didn't reveal anything useful on this so here
we go:
I've got my build process completely automated via Ant (including checkout,
tagging, etc.) and can kick that off at will from a command prompt on
NT/2000. However, if I put the call to start ant in a batch file and
Softwareentwicklung Hauschel wrote:
> Hi all,in my /etc/services i have add the entry:cvspserver 2401/tcpin
> my /etc/inetd.conf i had add the entry:cvspserver stream tcp, nowait,
> root, /usr/bin/cvs -f --allow-root=/usr/cvs/CVSROOT pserveri tryed to
> login from my remote windows system like th
Hi there, I just want your opinion on which cvs-client I should choose and
possible also any information on them...
Since we have both windows and linux as developement plattforms, and since
we are located in different countries (although we work in the same company)
I have decided to set up the
I would keep one repository, for starters, and use tags to identify
releases. There are many different ways of managing them, and I would refer
you to http://www.enteract.com/~bradapp/acme/branching/ and Karl Fogel's
book (relevant chapters of which can be found at
http://cvsbook.red-bean.com/, pa
Question: My production system is set to be released/baselined at the
annual level. However, changes after the annual release are frequent.
Some of these changes are minor(cosmetic) but some may require deletion or
addition of code or even whole re-writes of code. Am I correct in thinking
that
Hi folks,
I have written a simple perl subroutine which you can use to see who is
editing which files without having to do a checkout.
Feel free to use it if you think it is useful for you.
Regards
Colm A
#---
# Buil
Did you 'kill -HUP inetd' or re-start inetd ?
Which OS are you running ? Maybe your system uses xinetd.
G
Softwareentwicklung Hauschel wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> in my /etc/services i have add the entry:
>
> cvspserver 2401/tcp
>
>
>
> in my /etc/inetd.conf i had add the entry:
>
> cvspserver st
Larry, thanks for your patience.
Like I said:
"When I SSH to the CVS server I see many CVS SERVER processes on the
box (via ps -ef )."
So, clearly my server processes are not leaving core files (since they
are not dieing). The /tmp/cvs-serv* directories do exist, and they're
empty.
It appear
Hi
all,
in my /etc/services
i have add the entry:
cvspserver
2401/tcp
in my
/etc/inetd.conf i had add the entry:
cvspserver
stream tcp, nowait, root, /usr/bin/cvs -f --allow-root=/usr/cvs/CVSROOT
pserver
i tryed to login
from my remote windows system like that:
C:\Programme\cvs>
"Earl Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Thanks very much for your detailed suggestions. It seems that in order to
>use CVS, the directory structure of my project must be driven by short-term,
>division-of-labor-during-development concerns (Team A, Team B, Shared)
>rather than by the concept
Heirler Stefan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Scenario:
>cvs checkout foo.c
>... do nothing with foo.c, but others commit changes to foo.c
>cvs update foo.c
>no changes are retrieved
>This does not happen everytime doing an update but from time to time. Is
>there a known fact leading to duch a
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