Re: a list of changed files

Hello Larry, could you tell me how could I obtain a list of all files which were changed during a certain period limited by revisions/dates? These files should be only from a specified module (including theirs path from $CVSROOT). Is it possible to do it without checkout? You should be

Re: a list of changed files

You should be able to get what you want from cvs rlog -S. Unfortunatelly, this seems not to be the clue. There is no such option for rlog in version 1.11.1p1 (which I use). I imagine st. like this: cvs my_cmd -D mydate1 mydate2 mymodule and it should generate a list of files which were

CVS File Locking Question

I have a file locking problem. Hopefully someone can help me shed some light on it for me. I created two user groups: cvsusers and cvsadmin I made sure that the entire repository is accessible rwx to cvsusers. The cvsadmin group has no permissions to anything. When I check out a

Re: a list of changed files

Dusan Juhas writes: # cvs rlog -S rlog: invalid option -- S You need to upgrade to CVS 1.11.2 or, better still, the current developement version (which I expect to become CVS 1.11.3 sometime in the not-too-distant future). -Larry Jones I don't need to do a better job. I need better P.R. on

Re: Security setup

Mike Ayers writes: I'm not quite sure if this changes anything, but I don't need CVS to be a security application, just a securable one. Specifically, I want integrity and accountability. I don't care what happens in the repository, so long as we can be sure of who did what. I am

Re: Where is diff getting its path?

Mike Ayers writes: You will suffer and suffer. Then you'll suffer some more. Eventually, driven to madness by frustration, you will punt either WinCVS or Cygwin CVS and swear to use one and only one line end convention. The latter does not necessarily imply the former. The only

Re: CVSROOT must be an absolute pathname problem

Mike Ayers writes: Larry Jones wrote: I don't think so -- I'm talking about when you install Cygwin stuff, on the Select Root Install Directory screen, there's a Default Text File Type check-box that allows you to select DOS or Unix. Provided you select DOS, the Cygwin cvs

Re: Security setup

Mike Ayers writes: Let me make sure of this. You're saying that even when running only over ssh, in a jail, with a login shell of cvs, someone can still get shell access? They can't actually get an interactive shell, but unless you criple CVS, they can execute arbitrary commands,

Unable to lock files (follow up to my earlier post)

After reading the CVS docs again, I realize I had to rename cvsadmin to cvsamangement and this sovled the problem. I believe the important information on pages 80-85 in the manual. Thanks! Mike = Do I contradict myself? Very well then I

anyone know anything about: internal error: not enough slashes?

Hi, I couldn't find any solutions to this problem on the web. I am using Ant to run an automated build, which checks out the sourcecode from CVS. First it does a log to determine if any changes have occurred, by executing the command: cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/projects -q log

system info for not enough slashes email

Should have mentioned: Mac OS X client, Win2K server (cvsnt ver 63). OS X client is running cvs version 1.10 (Halibut). The error occurs if I type that command on the commandline as well (not just when running Ant). Moses ___ Info-cvs mailing list

sorry (it was a version problem)

I built CVS 1.11.2 from scratch and now it works. It's annoying that Apple ships such outdated software with their new machines. Sorry for the disturbance, Moses ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: system info for not enough slashes email

Should have mentioned: Mac OS X client, Win2K server (cvsnt ver 63). OS X client is running cvs version 1.10 (Halibut). The error occurs if I type that command on the commandline as well (not just when running Ant). FWIW, that version is so old, it has Y2K problems. You can't trust

Problem with commitinfo script when trying to delete the file

Hi I have one question regarding commitinfo script. I have written a script that does some checking on the contents of the files before committing them.But when I cvs rm a file and then try to commit it, I get the error cannot open search.c: no such file cvs commit: Pre-commit check failed cvs

Re: using cvs2cl xml output to extend cvs functionality

Matthew Herrmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... hi everyone, just thought i'd let people know, i'm doing some work on a definitive solution to the whole cvs doesn't handle rolling back commits easily, cvs can't tag files with the same log message, etc. problem.

cvs server:Up-to-date check failed for 'team/test/MyTest.java'

Hi, (B Could some body help to know what this problem is. (B Am working on CVS 1.11.3.1 installed on win2k and connecting from IBM's (BWSAD. (B (BI got the following error while releasing the modified java file into the (Bstream. (B (B--

cvs server:Up-to-date check failed for 'team/test/MyTest.java'

(B Hi, (B Could some body help to know what this problem is. (B Am working on CVS 1.11.3.1 installed on win2k and connecting from IBM's (BWSAD. (B (BI got the following error while releasing the modified java file into the (Bstream. (B

Re: cvs server:Up-to-date check failed for 'team/test/MyTest.java'

Okay, I'm just curious here, but why is your character encoding set to Japanese? HALESHAPPA SATHEESHA wrote: Hi, Could some body help to know what this problem is. Am working on CVS 1.11.3.1 installed on win2k and connecting from IBM's WSAD. There is no CVS 1.11.3.1 - current version is

Re: Empty val-tags file

The root with forward slashes (in all cvs meta data root files as well as environment variable) didn't help either. As cvs finds the repository and just complains about the tag I didn't have much hope on this anyway but I will try everything to get it to work. (Otherwise my customer lynches me