> Hi All,
>
> I am having more than 2 repositaries. I am importing source files into the
> repositories. I want to know how to do this.
>
> Is there any option in the import command. It always goes into only one repository.
I think you use the option 'd' to specify your target repository, lik
what's the easiest way to shift an entire directory down one level in a
repository?
at the moment, i have the directory structure .../a/b. i want to change
this to a/a1/b -- shift "b" down one level, and create a new intermediate
"a1" directory in between. this looks a bit trickier than i tho
It can't be done unless you're willing to live with one of the following:
1. Old releases fetched by timestamp or tag get pulled with the new
organization.
2. Revision history is fragmented among multiple files, and cannot merge
between branches where one of the branches has been reorgan
Hello,
I just found web link with 'Distributed Concurrent Versions System':
http://www.elegosoft.com/dcvs/
Does somebody have an experience how stable and bugfree it is?
Could someone recommend/dissuade dcvs for extensive usage?
(extensive=several repositories around the world, GBs of data each)
Hohum,
Its taken 2 people to get to this point
I have now a working repostory that i can use locally, great.
I now want to connect to it as a server from another computer using :pserver:
I have set up xinetd with the following settings:
service cvspserver
{
port= 2401
John,
Try listing your firewall rules. I'm assuming you are running a
Linux system with ipchains.
ipchains -L -n
or it may be this, depending on your version of Linux:
iptables -L -n
See if there is anything in there that is causing your pserver requests
to be rejected.
Adam
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Adam
Hello guys,
Recently we had an issue with CVS: we had to access the repository using the
:local: protocol, and we realised that cvs would record the author field of
the history with the username that is currently logged to the OS. I tried to
find a way (we're using 1.11.1p1) to specify the usernam
