synchronizing multiple CVS-repositories .... ?

Title: synchronizing multiple CVS-repositories ? Is there a script/program/... that allows me to synchronize individual copies of one cvs repository? For technical reasons (distributed dev team, access to common server only possible for limited time per day) I want to give every develop

How do I obtain a log of all changes in the repository that occurred between two tags ?

Title: How do I obtain a log of all changes in the repository that occurred between two tags ? How do I obtain a log of all changes in the repository that occurred between two tags ? The command 'cvs log -rTAG1 -rTAG2' doesn't do what I'm looking for because it outputs log information for f

Re: How do I obtain a log of all changes in the repositorythat occur red between two tags ?

On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Tim Bingham wrote: > How do I obtain a log of all changes in the repository that occurred between > two tags ? > > The command 'cvs log -rTAG1 -rTAG2' doesn't do what I'm looking for because > it outputs > log information for files that were added after TAG2 was applied and t

RE: How do I obtain a log of all changes in the repository that occur red between two tags ?

Title: RE: How do I obtain a log of all changes in the repository that occur red between two tags ? On Monday, June 03, Kaz Kylheku wrote: > Try cvs log -rTAG1::TAG2 Thanks for the suggestion - unfortunately that also outputs unwanted log information. I also tried 'cvs log -rTAG1: -r:TAG2

shared working directory for a jsp/web project - help?

Hi, I'm implementing CVS for a web project that is JSP/Java/Apache/Tomcat We've got two virtual servers running, one live and one development on the same box. My thought is to use the dev's WWW & JSP directory as our "shared workspace" under CVS so we can make a quick change to a JSP file, for i

Re: shared working directories and advisory locks (Was: quick cvs question)

--- Paul Tomsic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, Noel. > Sorry to email you directly, but I was going thru > the > archive of the CVS mailing list and found an answer > that you posted on 24.may.2002 regarding "reserved > locks" Please send requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the future. (Also, a m

Re: How do I obtain a log of all changes in the repository that o

Tim Bingham writes: > > On Monday, June 03, Kaz Kylheku wrote: > > > Try cvs log -rTAG1::TAG2 > > Thanks for the suggestion - unfortunately that also outputs unwanted log > information. Try "cvs log -rTAG1::TAG2 -S". If that doesn't work, upgrade to the current release of CVS (1.11.2), which

Re: shared working directories and advisory locks (Was: quick cvs question)

thank you, and I appreciate your quick reply. Cheers, Paul --- Noel Yap <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > --- Paul Tomsic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, Noel. > > Sorry to email you directly, but I was going thru > > the > > archive of the CVS mailing list and found an > answer > > that you posted

Re: Sharing a file between to different modules (A dead-horse topic?)

Hi Casey, I think I understand what you want to do, but it needs a fair bit more effort to set up than on other systems. I'm guessing you've got a Utility.java file or something similar in which you throw common useful functions to reuse across apps. Here's one problem with just using a shared f

CVS Configuration on Windows 9x

Hi everybody! I'm totally new to CVS, and I'm having so many problems with CVS on Windows 95/98. First, from my concept of Client/Server, I supposed there should be 2 cvs programs, sort of a Listener and a Client. But (if I didn't get the wrong file...) there is only 1 file (cvs.exe). I got the

Re: CVS Configuration on Windows 9x

a) RTFM. b) run wincvs in local mode, I'm pretty sure you don't need to run any CLI program. And it's an MFC app, not Java. c) if a) then you'd realise that u don't need pserver. Marcelo Saldanha wrote: >Hi everybody! > > I'm totally new to CVS, and I'm having so many problems with >CVS