Guys, i've started a project at SourceForge.net for my
CGI::Session library, and in their docs then keep
using -z3 option for remove cvs operations. Why do i
need to use that option anyways? Can't i just say
cvs co CGI-Session instead of saying cvs -z3 co CGI::Session?
Thanks
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Larry Jones wrote:
Apostolos Manolitzas writes:
I use cvs 1.11.1p1 in my Linux box (RH7.1). The linux box is the client
and the server
uses cvsnt (win2000) on a windows machine.
CVSNT is entirely separate from CVS -- you should probably ask this
question on the CVSNT mailing list
:From 'cvs --help-options':
:
:-z # Use compression level '#' for net traffic.
Thanks so much. It sure took the weight off my shoulders :-).
And what is the syntax for .cvsrc file?
Thanks again
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Hi
I wondered if it is possible to checkout several modules/directories in one
step preserving the dir structure. If I have two mods mod1 and mod2 I can do:
cvs co mod1
cvs co mod2
Like this I get the same directory structure.
/mod1
/mod2
Then I tried with an ampermod:
allmods mod1 mod2
But if
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Thanks so much. It sure took the weight off my shoulders :-).
And what is the syntax for .cvsrc file?
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_16.html#SEC116
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Like this I get the same directory structure.
/mod1
/mod2
Then I tried with an ampermod:
allmods mod1 mod2
But if I checkout allmods I get
/allmods/mod1
/allmods/mod2
Is there a way to prevent allmods? I can only rename it with -d, but not
omit.
How about creating an alias
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And what is the syntax for .cvsrc file?
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_16.html#SEC116
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Apostolos Manolitzas writes:
As far as I understand from the info pages of cvs (Where files are
stored within the repository )
the files are stored in RCS format which doesn't mean that are in binary
form.
Yes, it does. RCS files are *NOT* plain text files -- they may contain
arbitrary
[ On Friday, August 30, 2002 at 15:17:12 (+0200), Fabian Cenedese wrote: ]
Subject: Combining modules in top dir
I wondered if it is possible to checkout several modules/directories in one
step preserving the dir structure. If I have two mods mod1 and mod2 I can do:
cvs co mod1
cvs co mod2
Hi all
I have received no replys for this question whish I
posted 2 days ago.
Have no one ever faced this problem?Can someone tell
me atleast the reason for the cvs processes not
dying?It only happens sometimes,not always.The server
eventually freezes.
Thanks,
Jeeva Sarma
Hi
Is there a way to change a files storage type from ascii to binary besides
removing and readding the file? I have a number of project files (.vcproj)
which have been rather fussy in ascii mode. I will do the remove-add trick
If I have too, but I would like to keep the revision history If
:Is there a way to change a files storage type from ascii to binary besides
:removing and readding the file? I have a number of project files (.vcproj)
:which have been rather fussy in ascii mode. I will do the remove-add trick
:If I have too, but I would like to keep the revision history
On Fri, Aug 30, 2002 at 09:44:29AM -0700, Alex Mouton wrote:
Is there a way to change a files storage type from ascii to binary besides
removing and readding the file? [...]
I would like to keep the revision history If possible.
1. cvs admin -kb file
2. cvs update -A file
3. Make sure it's
cc writes:
cvs import: Your CVSROOT is set for a kerberos access method
cvs import: but your CVS executable doesn't support it
cvs import: (:kserver:myown.net:/home/cvs)
cvs [import aborted]: Bad CVSROOT.
But the fact is I compiled cvs with encryption enabled and
with the '--with-krb4'
I am attempting to do a checkout using the -r option. This has worked
with this same command many times in the past.
cvs co -r tag module
Assertion failed: strncmp (repository, CVSroot_directory, strlen
(CVSroot_directory)) == 0, file lock.c, line 176
cvs [server aborted]: received abort signal
I have an alias module with a list of excluded directories. I have cvs
co -d stupidrequirementfromupabove aliasmodule working fine to exclude
the directories, but cvs update -d does exactly what it is told and
starts building those directories. How can I get those directories to
continue to
Hi,
This is more of a conceptual question than a specific How do I...?, type of
question, so I apologize if this is not the proper forum. I recently migrated our shop
from VSS to CVS. We currently have two projects that exist on branches in our CVS
repository and share a common platform code
George writes:
Assertion failed: strncmp (repository, CVSroot_directory, strlen
(CVSroot_directory)) == 0, file lock.c, line 176
cvs [server aborted]: received abort signal
cvs [server aborted]: received abort signal
Assertion failed: strncmp (repository, CVSroot_directory, strlen
Alex Mouton writes:
Is there a way to change a files storage type from ascii to binary besides
removing and readding the file? I have a number of project files (.vcproj)
which have been rather fussy in ascii mode. I will do the remove-add trick
If I have too, but I would like to keep the
Anyone,
How do I manage our enterprise CVS w/o being root?
Are there best practices?
I am currently running CVS 1.11 on HPUX B.11.11 U 9000/800 and I'v e been
tasked on setting up and managing CVS. The senior Systems Administrator
for the HPUX hosts does not want to
Dennis Coonich said:
Anyone,
How do I manage our enterprise CVS w/o being root?
Are there best practices?
I am currently running CVS 1.11 on HPUX B.11.11 U 9000/800 and I'v e
been tasked on setting up and managing CVS. The senior Systems
Administrator for the HPUX hosts does not want to
I was attempting to measure the effect of compression
with time cvs -z3 co project but this command did
not return - it hung after extracting all the files.
I experimented a little further with:
Client$ cvs -t co project
..blah blah...
S- unlink_file(CVS/Entries.Log)
-
On Fri, Aug 30, 2002 at 04:52:19PM -0500, Doug Poland wrote:
Dennis Coonich said:
How do I manage our enterprise CVS w/o being root?
Are there best practices?
Create a new group called cvs
Add yourself to that group
chgrp -R cvs /usr/local/cvs # or where ever your cvs root is
make
On Sat, Aug 31, 2002 at 10:19:01AM +1200, William Brower wrote:
I was attempting to measure the effect of compression
with time cvs -z3 co project but this command did
not return - it hung after extracting all the files.
[...]
Client$ cvs --version
Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.11
Okay, agreed, but let me put it this way:
you are working on a project with files called *.doc, some containing text
and some containing binary. People have complained they don't like adding
the -kb and many get it wrong.
do you
a) take the error-prone option of people setting -k sticky flags
On Sat, Aug 31, 2002 at 09:40:00AM +1000, Matthew Herrmann wrote:
you are working on a project with files called *.doc, some containing text
and some containing binary. People have complained they don't like adding
the -kb and many get it wrong.
do you
b) say well from now on don't call
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Okay, agreed, but let me put it this way:
you are working on a project with files called *.doc, some containing text
and some containing binary. People have complained they don't like adding
the -kb and many get it wrong.
I think the argument has more
I was attempting to measure the effect of compression
with time cvs -z3 co project but this command did
not return - it hung after extracting all the files.
I experimented a little further with:
Client$ cvs -t co project
..blah blah...
S- unlink_file(CVS/Entries.Log)
-
Larry Jones wrote:
cc writes:
cvs import: Your CVSROOT is set for a kerberos access method
cvs import: but your CVS executable doesn't support it
cvs import: (:kserver:myown.net:/home/cvs)
cvs [import aborted]: Bad CVSROOT.
But the fact is I compiled cvs with encryption enabled and
with the
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