Hi, guys:
There's a program controled under cvs-1.11.5 and I checked in my changes
on 2003/09/27 08:05:25.
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revision 1.6
date: 2003/09/27 08:05:25; author: Administrator; state: Exp; lines: +18 -18
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today, when I invoke
cvs co -D2003/09/27 08:05:25 myapp
I got
U
Hi,
I would like to implement some precommit check in the CVS,
but I face some questions at the moment. Here thay are:
1. It seems, that cvs commit works differentr if I give the
-mblabla option as the check-i comment. In this case CVS
runs my script as intended, bat when I ommit the -m, and
Hi,
I would like to implement some precommit check in the CVS,
but I face some questions at the moment. Here thay are:
1. It seems, that cvs commit works differentr if I give the
-mblabla option as the check-i comment. In this case CVS
runs my script as intended, bat when I ommit the -m, and
Hello,
We do centralized tarball and zip-file generation for our project, and
we use cvs export for this. The problem is that, since we run this on
a GNU/Linux box, the files that get included in the zip all have
unix-style end-of-lines. Is there a way to force cvs export to do
end-of-line
I am trying to make use of freepository.com's free CVS features... but
they do not use pserver or ext but something called sserver. Here is
what they say to do:
Setting your local CVSROOT
Open the email freepository just sent you. It contains the CVSROOT
string to use for secure remote
We have a CVS repository here where some users have read only access
except in a few directories, and the rest have read-write access
everywhere.
This does work as advertised, except that when a read-only user attempts
to put a file where they shouldn't, we end up with a stale lock. Then no
David Wood writes:
This does work as advertised, except that when a read-only user attempts
to put a file where they shouldn't, we end up with a stale lock. Then no
one can use the repository until it's manually removed.
Are you accessing the repository using client/server mode, or local
Gu Shaodong writes:
U myapp/network.cpp
cvs checkout: Updating agcontrol/Debug
cvs diff: [07:44:16] waiting for Administrator's lock in
c:\work\cvsroot/myapp/Debug
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.7/cvs_10.html#SEC88
And please use / in your CVSROOT specification rather
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Maarten de Boer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
We do centralized tarball and zip-file generation for our project, and
we use cvs export for this. The problem is that, since we run this on
a GNU/Linux box, the files that get included in the zip all have
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Terrence Brannon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am trying to make use of freepository.com's free CVS features... but
they do not use pserver or ext but something called sserver. Here is what
they say to do:
The :sserver: method is presently only
Maarten de Boer writes:
Is there a way to force cvs export to do
end-of-line translation for a specific target?
No. The CVS philosophy is that you should run the CVS command on the
platform where you want the files.
-Larry Jones
I've got more brains than I know what to do with. -- Calvin
David Wood writes:
This does work as advertised, except that when a read-only user attempts
to put a file where they shouldn't, we end up with a stale lock. Then no
one can use the repository until it's manually removed.
What versions of CVS?
-Larry Jones
Sometimes I think the surest
I suppose you could also use something like this:
cvs -d host:/repository/path rlog module |\
egrep '^(RCS file|keyword substitution):' |\
sed -e 's/,v//' -e 's,/repository/path/,,'
and then look for 'keyword substituion: kb' and know that the RCS file
given above is the
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Maarten de Boer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would say that this kind of use of cvs export is nothing out of the
ordinary...
I do not agree as this kind of use violates the principle of least
astonishment.
Well, but isn't export ment
I'd like to discuss Vivek Venugopalan's add-on if anyone is willing to share their
experiences. I've been evaluating the scripts and am somewhat underwhelmed with
various problems.
Server is version 1.11.9, running on Solaris 8; most clients are WinCVS 1.10.
Mark
Title: RE: Stale lock files with anonymous CVS
FYI I've also started seeing some strange signal 11 errors to do with lock files since 1.11.7 (same in .8 and .9). Yet to get to the bottom of it. I'll let you know when I have something more specific.
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Larry Jones wrote:
Gu Shaodong writes:
U myapp/network.cpp
cvs checkout: Updating agcontrol/Debug
cvs diff: [07:44:16] waiting for Administrator's lock in
c:\work\cvsroot/myapp/Debug
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.7/cvs_10.html#SEC88
And please use / in your CVSROOT
Dear All,My CVS Server runs on Linux 9.1 and the CVS Client(MacCVSPro) on Macintosh OS 9.1.Whereas CVS does not allow special characters like /(fwd slash) in file names, Macintosh does allow.Because of this I am not able to add files whose names contain / to the CVS. Could anybody suggest how to
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