porting CVSNT repositories to UNIX platform

2003-08-27 Thread Ben Smith
Hi, Is it possible to port a number of repositories, created using CVSNT, into a single UNIX (Solaris 2.8) CVS repository? I am currently in the process of identifying the architecture for a software development facility to configure software source files for a number of small projects. Up until

Re: porting CVSNT repositories to UNIX platform

2003-08-27 Thread Larry Jones
Ben Smith writes: Is it possible to port a number of repositories, created using CVSNT, into a single UNIX (Solaris 2.8) CVS repository? Sure. The easy part is just moving all of the RCS files; the repository format is intended to be platform-neutral, so just moving them (as binary files,

Developing a secure CVS repository

2003-08-27 Thread Larry Lords
We have a client/server environment using ssh. Our Operation Team is recommending that we move to a network-secure CVS server based on SSH and chroot. I have seen many questions and discussions on this forum regarding pserver, but I have never seen anything on chroot. Does anyone have any

Re: Developing a secure CVS repository

2003-08-27 Thread Geoff Beier
We have a client/server environment using ssh. Our Operation Team is recommending that we move to a network-secure CVS server based on SSH and chroot. I have seen many questions and discussions on this forum regarding pserver, but I have never seen anything on chroot. Does anyone have

RE: porting CVSNT repositories to UNIX platform

2003-08-27 Thread Shankar Unni
Sure. The easy part is just moving all of the RCS files; the repository format is intended to be platform-neutral, so just moving them (as binary files, please) is all you need to do. One thing you may find is that any CVSNT access control and file permission lists will be lost

Re: Developing a secure CVS repository

2003-08-27 Thread Greg A. Woods
[ On Wednesday, August 27, 2003 at 09:11:41 (-0600), Larry Lords wrote: ] Subject: Developing a secure CVS repository We have a client/server environment using ssh. Our Operation Team is recommending that we move to a network-secure CVS server based on SSH and chroot. You don't need to use

move away xxx

2003-08-27 Thread Matt Bishop
I get this error frequently: cvs update: move away xxx.java; it is in the way C xxx.java I am running CVS 1.11.5 for Windows; server is 1.11.6 on Linux. If I blow away xxx.java, and re-update, the problem goes away for a bit, then returns. I've searched Cederqvist, but found nothing. Google

move away file.java

2003-08-27 Thread Matt Bishop
(This is a repost--I tripped a few spam filters with the last one...) I get this error frequently when updating in a directory with 'cvs update -dP': cvs update: move away file.java; it is in the way C file.java I am running CVS 1.11.5 for Windows; server is 1.11.6 on Linux. If I blow away

Bug DB?

2003-08-27 Thread Matt Bishop
Title: Bug DB? I think I have found a bug in CVS add, but I want to look in the bug database first to see if it is already entered. Where's the bug db located? ___ Matt Bishop Sr. Developer infowave Building Business. Wirelessly. 4664 Lougheed Hwy Burnaby, BC V5C 5T5 Canada

RE: move away file.java

2003-08-27 Thread Matt Bishop
I believe I have uncovered a bug in CVS add, where the CVS/Entries file gets dinged when an add fails due to network problems. If I call 'cvs update' or 'cvs update -P', I do not encounter the in the way error. If I run 'cvs update -d', I encounter the error. The error occurs in a directory