On Mon, 24 Jun 2002, Noel Yap wrote:
> --- Dusan Juhas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello,
> > I have a directory with permitions set to
> > drwxrwxrwx
> > in the cvs repository. After checkout to the sandbox
> > this directory is umasked to:
> > drwxr-xr-x
> > CVSUMASK is not set.
> > How it i
Hi
Just a quick question about CVSWeb (cvsweb.org) program. I have been given
the program CVSWeb to install on my CVS Repository. It displays the
directory correctly but I am getting the error message
There are 3 files, but none matches the current tag
This is the fresh install of cvs and
About the first possibility below, this was the first thing that I tried
before I sent the message to the mailing list.
I noticed that I have a problem with sticky dates: I cannot take the sticky
date from the output of "cvs status" and just use "cvs update -D
". I need to do a format conversion,
--- "Reinstein, Shlomo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> About the first possibility below, this was the
> first thing that I tried
> before I sent the message to the mailing list.
> I noticed that I have a problem with sticky dates: I
> cannot take the sticky
> date from the output of "cvs status" an
Xicheng Jia wrote:
> Could you please tell me where I can find WinCVS. Thanks a lot. :-)
Start at www.cvsgui.org and find the downloads. There's also lots of good
documentation there.
/|/|ike
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Using WinCVS, I added a PDF file to my archive (PDFs illustrate the problem of
text file canonicalization - I don't know whether they're text or binary, but
must check them in as one or the other). Once added, it displayed as a
conflict file. It is my understanding that one needs rev
Mike Ayers writes:
>
> Using WinCVS, I added a PDF file to my archive (PDFs illustrate the problem of
> text file canonicalization - I don't know whether they're text or binary, but
> must check them in as one or the other). Once added, it displayed as a
> conflict file. It is my under
Using WinCVS, I would like to commit all the commitable files in the tree. If
I select the top directory and run commit from there, it doesn't seem to work,
although it does appear to be recursing and doing something (what?). Suggestions?
TiA,
/|/|ike
I am running cvs-1.11.1 on a Linux server and am accessing the repository
from WinCvs on a Win2000 machine. I would like to use advisory locks with
the "cvs edit -c file" command, but I am getting an error from WinCvs:
cvs edit -c "function isnum.sql" (in directory C:\Documents and
Settings\nate
Mike Ayers wrote:
>
> Using WinCVS, I would like to commit all the commitable files in the tree.
>If
> I select the top directory and run commit from there, it doesn't seem to work,
> although it does appear to be recursing and doing something (what?).
Without seeing the output you are
Unfortunatelly WinCVS does not support -c flag. If you want to use it with every edit
command, insert these lines into .cvsrc file:
edit -c
commit -c
Zandao.
> - Original Message -
> De: Nate Swenson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Enviada em: Terça-feira, 25 de Junho de
--- Alexandre Augusto Drummond Barroso
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Unfortunatelly WinCVS does not support -c flag. If
> you want to use it with every edit command, insert
> these lines into .cvsrc file:
> edit -c
> commit -c
As I responded in another thread, CVS itself doesn't
yet support these
I am the de-facto development manager (though I also code a lot) of a shop
that manages a couple of website. We currently use Visual Source Safe and
I'm looking at moving to CVS as a more cross-platform solution. However,
our setup currently uses test sites that point to the developers' "local"
Branch X has been created off the trunk. Development
has been going on Branch X only, with hardly any
changes on the trunk. Branch X has new functionality
and all the software upgrades. Code has been merged
from trunk to Branch X to keep X up-to-date. We want
to now make Branch X as the trunk.
I had it as a binary. I still have no idea what caused the conflict, but when
I committed it, there was no problem.
/|/|ike
Larry Jones wrote:
> Mike Ayers writes:
>
>> Using WinCVS, I added a PDF file to my archive (PDFs illustrate the problem of
>>text file canonicalization
Yes, Noel Yap is correct. I didn't notice that you are using regular cvs command on
Windows 2000. By default, the -c flag is accepted by cvsnt, not cvs :-(
Zandao.
> -Original Message-
> From: Noel Yap [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 3:21 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTEC
You'll find it in Appendix C - 3.5.2 Keeping a checked out copy.
Zandao.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 4:06 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: VSS -> CVS: shadow folder feature?
>
> I am the de-facto deve
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