Hi
I've used now cvs for quite a while and never thought I'd run into such a
problem. But anyway here it is.
We tag our sources from time to time as it should be. But for some
reason not all tags go into the val-tags file. In some repositories it's
even empty. According to docu this shouldn't
Wayne Johnson wrote:
...
Anyone know a good way to manage XML in CVS? Is there a program that
will sort an XML file? To make sure that similar tags always appear in
the same order? Am I just dreaming?
...
You could use a stylesheet, i.e. XSL (http://www.w3.org/Style/XSL/), and
sort your
Been watching this thread for a while...
Here is my question:
Are chrooted environments truly more secure than accessing pserver over an
ssh tunnel?
Yes, I know you can do both. There was some talk of local user accounts in a
chrooted environment are more secure than connecting to pserver for
Hi,
I've created a CVS repository.
I would like to know if it is really necessary to
mkdir cvslocks dir for every repository that I create.
Also,What would happen if I don't specify LockDir in
$CVSROOT/config file?
But I have cvs logins specified in $CVSROOT/readers
and $CVSROOT/writers
Hi
Am getting the following error.
Does anyone know, what could be the problem.
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Does anyone know how to solve this error :
cvs [server aborted]: User 'user' cannot change c://cvsrepo/test/TeamTest
where
Password-protected keys help protect them against
theft. I would encourage everyone to use such keys.
Or did I misunderstand your post?
Are you talking about ssh-agent, or passphrase-based ssh keys, or an
external layer of encryption on the keyfiles, or what? Please be specific.
ssh-agent,
I've just been surprised by cvs import, and I'm having a hard time deciding
who's wrong and how to best approach the problem. What's a poor geek to do?
We've got a CVS repository here that contains a modified version of the
NetBSD kernel. We built it by importing the source as a vendor branch
Mike Ayers writes:
I do not think it is possible to use WinCVS and Cygwin compiled CVS
on the same sandbox. Cygwin CVS expects ALL files to be in Unix mode.
While WinCVS can check out sandbox files with Unix line endings, it
should still expect the CVS/* files to use Windows line
Walter, Jan writes:
Personally I tend to believe that giving people any sort of local access
(even in a chrooted environment for the user for instance) is more of a
security risk than allowing pserver access over ssl/ssh, with the limited
number of users having the key needed to connect
Jayashree writes:
I've created a CVS repository.
I would like to know if it is really necessary to
mkdir cvslocks dir for every repository that I create.
Also,What would happen if I don't specify LockDir in
$CVSROOT/config file?
If you don't specify LockDir= in the config file, locks
Zieg, Mark wrote:
My biggest problem with any of these approaches, besides the inconvenience,
is they eliminate the opportunity for secure, automated batch processes. I
have various cron jobs that fire off automatically, connect to different
servers, do reports/extracts/whatever, and so on. For
Ross Patterson writes:
Have I misunderstood the interactions between import, checkout and update?
Yes. Please re-read the section of the manual on tracking third-party
sources:
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_13.html#SEC104
Pay particular attention to the details about the
That's why you would tunnel it over ssh or something like that, with limited
key access. People you trust get the key, and their key gets kept on the
server. Definitely, a wide-open pserver connection is just an invitation to
get cracked.
Jan
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HALESHAPPA SATHEESHA writes:
cvs [server aborted]: User 'user' cannot change c://cvsrepo/test/TeamTest
That message doesn't seem to appear anywhere in the source code -- what
versions (client and server) of CVS are you running, what platforms are
you running on, and what is the exact command
Problem is now that I get a no such tag error on some operations
if it is not in the val-tags file. And I don't know what to do to get
it in.
Some operations work (log file, checkout module), some do not
(diff, checkout file). But those that work don't update the val-tags
file. If I
Fabian Cenedese writes:
cvs.exe update -rVERSION15 VarioSam\Applicat\Src\Iologger.cpp
cvs.exe [update aborted]: no such tag VERSION15
Hmmm. Perhaps the backslashes are confusing CVS (you should always use
forward slashes with CVS); try using forward slashes and see if that
solves the
Fabian Cenedese writes:
We tag our sources from time to time as it should be. But for some
reason not all tags go into the val-tags file. In some repositories it's
even empty. According to docu this shouldn't matter as cvs will refill it
next time a tag is used.
CVS doesn't add tags to the
On Monday 16 December 2002 11:29 am, Larry Jones wrote:
Ross Patterson writes:
Have I misunderstood the interactions between import, checkout and
update?
Yes. Please re-read the section of the manual on tracking third-party
sources:
So I guess I should have read:
When you import
The advantage to chroot environments is that they can limit exposure to
things like rogue *info scripts that might reach beyond the CVS repository.
This is handy in the event that you store sensitive data on the machine
in addition to the repository.
The biggest argument in favor of user accounts
[ On Monday, December 16, 2002 at 17:16:41 (+0100), Walter, Jan wrote: ]
Subject: RE: Security, audits and pserver
That's why you would tunnel it over ssh or something like that, with limited
key access. People you trust get the key, and their key gets kept on the
server. Definitely, a
Is there a way to ignore the no revision warning message when using the
cvs log command? I am using a CVS build that I checked out from around
11/11/02 timeframe to use the new cvs log -r tag1::tag2 syntax. But
if tag1 does not exist in the file (e.g., a new file that was added),
CVS currently
Hi folks-
Last week I inquired about how to do the equivalent of a tag without writing to the
repository. I
wrote a couple of TCL scripts which I believe do what I want, and I'd like to offer
them to the cvs
community for your use and solicit feedback from anyone who might be interested in
--- Zieg, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Password-protected keys help protect them against
theft. I would encourage everyone to use such
keys.
Or did I misunderstand your post?
Are you talking about ssh-agent, or passphrase-based
ssh keys, or an
external layer of encryption on the
hi,
is it possible cvs to control only one file?
how to do that?
thanks,
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Nugroho Nursuwito wrote:
is it possible cvs to control only one file?
how to do that?
Have one repository, one module and only file. It is as simple as that..
Cheers.
Mahantesh.
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i have setup a cvs server,then i try connect the
server from a win32 machine.but failed.the error
message is [login aborted]:reading from
server:connection reset by peer or [login
aborted]:end of file from server,consult above message
if any. i think my cvs pserver is mistake.how could i
do?
cvs.exe update -rVERSION15 VarioSam\Applicat\Src\Iologger.cpp
cvs.exe [update aborted]: no such tag VERSION15
Hmmm. Perhaps the backslashes are confusing CVS (you should always use
forward slashes with CVS); try using forward slashes and see if that
solves the problem. If not, please run
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