>I would like to know if there is a way to checkout a previous version of
>a file specifying *only* the version information.
>
>I know I can checkout previous tagged version, but my previous versions
>are not tagged. I know I can checkout previous version based on date b
Mona Wong-Barnum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I would like to know if there is a way to checkout a previous
> version of a file specifying *only* the version information.
Yes. Just use the version number in place of the tag. For example:
% cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs login
Try upgrading to latest CVS Versions, It has latter version of zlib
compression utility and hope it solves the problem
regards,
Amit
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From: Fabian Cenedese [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 1:49 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: unknown c
I have a tool that generates many new files and folders in my working area.
These files shall be CVS controlled.
For example, my working area looks like:
Project_folder --- folderA --- subfolderA1 --- fileA1.1
-- folderB --- subfolderB1 --- fileB1.1
After running my tool, it beco
Hi:
I would like to know if there is a way to checkout a previous version of
a file specifying *only* the version information.
I know I can checkout previous tagged version, but my previous versions
are not tagged. I know I can checkout previous version based on date bu
Mark,
I have made few more tests in an attempt to figure out the differences
between my setup and yours. The first one that poped to me is the fact
that my server sits 500Km from my office and runs on a Linux machine. My
first idea was to say that it shouldn't be matter, but it seems that it
does
Sylvain Lemieux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I need the help of a CVS expert that could help solving the following
> problem:
>
> I have built a program to check commit and have people provide an
> acceptance code when they commit there modification.
>
> To do so, I am using a user variable in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> But, if i have a line like "test/XXX/YYY" in my modules file
> and i make "CVS checkout test" i receive a message in terms of
> "cvs checkout: cannot find module 'test' - ignored ".
>
> Question: where is the mistake ?
Probably in the CVSROOT/modules file. Fi
Hi
I'am starting to use CVS 1.11.4 in a Windows 2000 machine, and it works fine, but i
can't checkout a module.
Example:
Supose i have a subdir of CVSROOT like /XXX/YYY, if i make "CVS checkout /XXX/YYY"
it works.
But, if i have a line like "test/XXX/YYY" in my modules file and i ma
There's a shell setting that makes it complain when you use an undefined value.
(But I don't recall what it is). If you are using ksh, you can use
${parameter:-word} to substitute "word" in place of "parameter" if parameter
isn't defined.
DEFAULT /serv/CVSROOT/commitcheck ${COMMITCODE:-JUNK}
The
Hi all,
I need the help of a CVS expert that could help solving the following
problem:
I have built a program to check commit and have people provide an
acceptance code when they commit there modification.
To do so, I am using a user variable in the commitinfo file to pass the
extra information
Hi,
I have some problems in updateing my current branch.
The repository has two branches, the HEAD one, and a branch called MERGE,
where i did a merge. There where a couple of tags on the HEAD (like VER1,
VER2, ...), and any time I completed and successfully tested a merge on the
branch, I tag
Hi All,
We are using CVS 1.11 Server on Suse Linux Enterprise Edition 7.0 &
want to upgrade it to CVS 1.11.3 Please let us know if anybody using the
same configuration have found any stability issue with this version.
Regards,
Amit.
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