cvsignore

checking out the CVSROOT from the network will return an error ~$ cvs co CVSROOT cvs server: cannot open /root/.cvsignore: Permission denied cvs server: Updating CVSROOT U CVSROOT/checkoutlist ~$ but if i will checkout the CVSROOT in the server theres no error -- kent emia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: cvs performance questions

Richard Pfeiffer writes: > > 1) If we have multiple users sharing the same userid, would that create > any kind of locks, etc, that could hinder co/ci times? Not that I can think of. > 2) There is a great deal of branching taking place, and it has come to > my attention that there are some ol

Re: cvs performance questions

On Tue, Oct 21, 2003 at 02:10:46PM -0700, Richard Pfeiffer wrote: > (some of the project directories in the repository are > rather large, 357 Mb, etc) > > 1) If we have multiple users sharing the same userid, would > that create any kind of locks, etc, that could hinder co/ci > times? Locks ar

WinCVS bug

The command-line mode in WinCVS is not behaving correctly. Issuing a command to delete a branch tag failed. I was able to issue the exact same command on Solaris to the exact same server and it succeeded. = Mark Jaffe| (408) 972-9638 (home) Chief

cvs performance questions

Good Afternoon,   We have been experiencing some slow cvs performance and I had a few quick questions to see if either of these would have any bearing (some of the project directories in the repository are rather large, 357 Mb, etc)   1)  If we have multiple users sharing the same userid, would tha

Re: Deadline Solaris 9 server help v1.11.5

Randy Millis writes: > > I am interested in using pserver authentication, but also wondered if any > ssh based authentication mechanisms exist? Yes, you can use the :ext: method with $CVS_RSH set to ssh. GUIs like WinCVS typically support that, too. > I was planning to use the "cvs-1.11.5-sol9-

Re: setting system users

kent emia writes: > > if i would leave the default settings in the config file to > 'SystemAuth=no' so this means that the pserver will look into the system > users, right? The default setting is SystemAuth=yes (the SystemAuth=no in the config file is commented out), which means that pserver will

Re: WinCVS

Richard Pfeiffer writes: > > I have just upgraded from cvs 1.11 to cvs 1.11.9 on my Sun box by > installing 1.11.9 to a different location and then changed my PATH > setting in my .profile to reflect the new location. I am connecting to > it and doing co/ci via wincvs with a pserver connection.

Deadline Solaris 9 server help v1.11.5

I have minimal experience with CVS and am seeking some quick install help, guides or scripts to get CVS going on a Solaris 9 server with two initial repositories. Does anything like this exist that anyone can point me to? I'm on a deadline to get this in production for a critical project in a few

Re: Procedural ways of using CVS.

The approach centers around an enhanced version of the ant CVS Task that is used to create branches and conduct merges. It stores information about branches and tags in a database, and applies it to create the appropriate CVS commands. In practice this custom Task is used twice. The first time

RE: How to separate stable and unstable versions

Hi, I think it has been solved by updating cvs path. The old PATH pointed to the cvs version 1.11.5. The new one points to the expected 2.0.4. My project now seems to be working fine. I can checkout and commit different versions. When I select Branch... menuitem from TortoiceCVS menu TortoiceCVS ru

connecting a proxy cvs server from Ecplise

Hi All: I have a problem to connecting to a proxy cvs server (linux os) remote via Ecplise (IDE--window xp). When I try to connect, error message is "cannot locate  host". However, I can login this proxy cvs server from terminal window (remote). I did check my /etc/xinetd.d/cvspserver file, passwd

Re: How to separate stable and unstable versions

Együd Csaba wrote: > > Hi Matt, > I've made a new branch for my stable version and I'd like to continoue the > development on the 'main trunk' as the doc mentions it. My problem is that > commiting the changes cvs says the following: > --

Re: setting system users

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 kent emia wrote: |hi to all, | |if i would leave the default settings in the config file to |'SystemAuth=no' so this means that the pserver will look into the system |users, right? ~

Re: How to separate stable and unstable versions

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Együd Csaba wrote: |Hi Matt, |I've made a new branch for my stable version and I'd like to continoue the |development on the 'main trunk' as the doc mentions it. My problem is that |commiting the changes cvs says the following: |---

RE: How to separate stable and unstable versions

Hi Matt, I've made a new branch for my stable version and I'd like to continoue the development on the 'main trunk' as the doc mentions it. My problem is that commiting the changes cvs says the following: -

Re: More case insensitivity issues

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Okay. Solution #2 it is, to be implemented shortly on stable. Speak now or forever hold your peace if you have objections. Derek Derek Robert Price wrote: | Incidentally, the other side effect of this problem is that *info | scripts running on case

Re: How to separate stable and unstable versions

Együd Csaba wrote: > > I'd like to separate the stable version > from the development version since may be I will have to make changes on the > stable as well. One method is to maintain the stable version on a branch, with new features implemented on the trunk. You can periodically merge bug fixe

How to separate stable and unstable versions

Hi All, I've a product. I've to implement many new functions but I'd like to introduce them after I completed. I'd like to separate the stable version from the development version since may be I will have to make changes on the stable as well. Certainly I'd like modifications on the stable version