CVS and ^M

Hi,   I looked at the FAQ, but it wasn't there. Maybe somebody can help:   I'm working on a Windows 2000 machine with cygwin installed.   I set up cvs to use :ext:... to keep my repository on a unix server.   When I update files now (which I have previously edited on windows), they suddenly

Re: One server, multiple repositories?

Alan Dayley wrote: > > Can I have one CVS server but have access to multiple repositories? > The documentation is not explicit on this, unless I just missed it somewhere. You missed it: -Matt ___

One server, multiple repositories?

Can I have one CVS server but have access to multiple repositories? In other words, can it issue a command like: cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/local/repository1 ... And then issue a command like: cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/local/repository2 ... Or have two users operating a

Re: How to diff Microsoft word file in CVS?

George xu wrote: > > Hello all: > > I want to use CVS to manage our document(MS word format) and track it. Can > anyone tele me how to diff Microsoft word file in CVS? You can't usefully diff binary files with CVS. You need to use an external diff program, if possible. -Matt ___

RE: cvs modules with -u

> -Original Message- > From: Peter Møller Neergaard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 25. juli 2002 10:38 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: cvs modules with -u [snip-snip] > Have a misread the manual and is cvs trying to run this on the > repository side. Yes! All trigger actions

cvs modules with -u

Hi, I have a module (bin) where I want to run a script (set-local-shell-path) on my checked-out copy every time, I have updated the module. I have done a RTFM on the CVS manual and saw that there is an -u option that should do the trick: `-u PROG' Specify a program PROG to run whe