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| This is what I was thinking ... that if you want to build exactly what is
| in production than jars and other lib or dependencies need to be included.
| We were actually contemplating using CVS as a mechanism to store what is
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| | Karl-König Königsson |
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| | 06/24/2003 03:06 AM|
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OK I thought that I had this thing all sorted out when I was able to login
, but I am now having some issues with checking files out. It appears
that I can not co a project.
I am getting the following error:
box:/homedir/maciejet/CVS cvs co projectname
Fatal error, aborting.
Tom
Tom Maciejewski: no such user
cvs checkout: authorization failed: server box rejected access to
/files/fxfo/CVS for user maciejet
Is the user now maciejet or Tom Maciejewski? I think you have
something mixed up.
bye Fabi
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I changed the passwd file to :
maciejet::maciejet
and now I get this ...
host:/homedir/maciejet/CVS cvs co RateSheet
setgid failed: Not owner
cvs checkout: authorization failed: server host rejected access to
/files/fxfo/CVS for user maciejet
passwd entry is:
maciejet::Tom Maciejewski
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| | Fabian Cenedese [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I changed the passwd file to :
maciejet::maciejet
and now I get this ...
You can omit third field if it's the same as the first field.
host:/homedir/maciejet/CVS cvs co RateSheet
setgid failed: Not owner
Then you're not running the server as root (from
Kent E writes:
This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
Please do not send MIME and/or HTML encrypted messages to the list.
Plain text only, PLEASE!
How to all users in CVS?
Unless you're using SystemAuth=no in your CVSROOT/config file, all
system users are automatically CVS users and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
box:/homedir/maciejet/CVS cvs co projectname
Fatal error, aborting.
Tom Maciejewski: no such user
cvs checkout: authorization failed: server box rejected access to
/files/fxfo/CVS for user maciejet
That means that your CVSROOT/passwd file is defective. You have
My local copy of file.c is checked out on my_branch (actually, the entire
directory is on that branch), and has had several changes committed. There
have also been changes committed to the mainline copy of file.c.
I want to see what the changes are between the tip of my_branch and the tip
of
hey,
I've put together a patch for acl support in CVS (vs 1.11.5/6). Exactly
how do I submit it? I tried posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED], but it looks
like the spam filter ate it.
Sheesh. I *hate* fighting environments. This mailing list, for some
reason is extremely hostile to mine. Can't post
Peschko, Edward [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
hey,
I've put together a patch for acl support in CVS (vs 1.11.5/6). Exactly
how do I submit it? I tried posting to [EMAIL PROTECTED], but it looks
like the spam filter ate it.
As far as I understand, there is no spam filter on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone know if the history report/file is documented anywhere.
I'd like to write a script that will list all commits since a specific
date, and then generate a report with these commits messages.
To do this, I need to scarf the data in the history report.
Are these fields always space
Remi Gurski writes:
I want to see what the changes are between the tip of my_branch and the tip
of mainline.
cvs diff -rHEAD file.c
doesn't work - it shows the diff between the local copy and the tip of
my_branch. I guess that means HEAD is only the tip of the current branch?
Yes, diff
ok,
here's acl for cvs - try II, to see if its getting through to the list.
The patch implements very simple acl at the code level, and works against
cvs-1.11.5/6.
Below is a bit of a writeup, followed by the patch. If people are interested in having
this apply against 1.12.1, I'll work on it,
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