VSS to CVS

Hello, This might seem like a silly question. I want to transfer our data over from VSS to CVS, so I'm going to use the vss2cvs script written by Laine Stump. However I can't find out if it's destructive or non-destructive ie after running it will I still be left with my VSS database intact?

starting cvs server

Hi, Also, please tell me how do I start the cvs server ? Do I have to add it in xinetd ? There i no cvsd on the server, what options I need to pass with /usr/bin/cvs ..? Regards, Vijay. ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

CVS Server Setup Help.

Hi, I am running RedHat ES 2.1 with cvs-1.11.1p1-8.7 I have been trying to setup a CVS Server with SSH2 for a very long time. The latest link I tried to follow is : http://ioctl.org/unix/cvs/ Please can anyone guide me to another link or give me some tips on the same ? I know its not a

RE: VSS to CVS

I've used the script without problems. Yes, it leaves your VSS database intact. Note that all the VSS history will be as if it was checked in under the user who ran the script. The actual VSS history is stored within the log comment of each file version. -- André -Original Message-

CVS Server configuration.

Hi, I am running RedHat ES 2.1 with cvs-1.11.1p1-8.7 I have been trying to setup a CVS Server with SSH2 for a very long time. The latest link I tried to follow is : http://ioctl.org/unix/cvs/ Please can anyone guide me to another link or give me some tips on the same ? I know its not a

Update versions

Hi all, my problem is that I want to update an existing version. For each deploy we have a version, but sometimes bugs show up and we have to update these versions. It is possible to update versions? I know that I can't commit on versions and the only solution seems to create a new branch of this

RE: Update versions

No, you can't update an existing revision. When you fix bugs, you need to commit those as new revisions. The normal procedure is to change your second sentence to read as follows: For each deploy we have a TAG, but sometimes bugs show up and we have to update these tags. It's quite

RE: VSS to CVS

Can you please let me knowthe location of this script or you could forward the same to me. Thank you. Regards, Gaganinder Singh

RE: VSS to CVS

Neil, It is a non-destructive script. I have run it and re-run it numerous times on live and semi-live VSS Databases and I have not encountered any errors due to the vss2cvs script. Thanks Bert Robbins -Original Message- From: Neil Walsh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, July

Re: VSS to CVS

Gaganinder Singh wrote: Can you please let me knowthe location of this script or you could forward the same to me. http://www.laine.org:8080/cvs/vss2cvs/vss2cvs.pl ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: CVS Server configuration.

Vijay Kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I am running RedHat ES 2.1 with cvs-1.11.1p1-8.7 I have been trying to setup a CVS Server with SSH2 for a very long time. The latest link I tried to follow is : http://ioctl.org/unix/cvs/ Please can anyone guide me to another link or give me some tips

file missing from 'cvs -nq up'

Hi all, I'm getting some strange behaviour that I thought you guys could help me clarify. I'm working in my sandbox, made a copy of an existing file to a new name and out of interest did a 'cvs -nq up'. lo and behold there were some new files listed that I hadn't yet added to the repository but

Re: file missing from 'cvs -nq up'

Steve Harris writes: I'm working in my sandbox, made a copy of an existing file to a new name and out of interest did a 'cvs -nq up'. lo and behold there were some new files listed that I hadn't yet added to the repository but the file I had just created by copying was not listed. A 'cvs

RE: file missing from 'cvs -nq up'

I would guess that .orig is in your ignore list (perhaps the CVS default list, if you haven't customized yours). -Original Message- From: Steve Harris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 4:04 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: file missing from 'cvs -nq up' Hi all,

Re: Update versions

Giovanni Giazzon writes: my problem is that I want to update an existing version. For each deploy we have a version, but sometimes bugs show up and we have to update these versions. It is possible to update versions? I know that I can't commit on versions and the only solution seems to

Re: file missing from 'cvs -nq up'

On Tue, Jul 08, 2003 at 01:03:52PM -0700, Steve Harris wrote: P1 : /home/p1/cbc/scripts % ls -l go.orig ... 20371 Jul 4 08:13 go.orig [...] P1 : /home/p1/cbc/scripts % cvs -nq up [expected to say ? go.orig, but doesn't] *.orig is in the default ignore list. Try: cvs -nq up