Hello,
* On Mon, Feb 02, 2004 at 03:00:35PM -0500 Jim.Hyslop wrote:
In order to minimize the impact on the users, we took the original server
off-line just long enough to create the tarball. As soon as the tar was
complete, we restarted the server in read-only mode (create an empty
Hello,
I've encountered a strange thing!
When I'm looking at a file's log in smartCVS (same as status) I see it
under an
unnamed branch label.
How can I remove this ghost branch with CVS?
Does CVS still refer to it as a branch? Or is it transparent?
Kind regards,
Ofir Cohen.
Software Engineer.
Hello,
I've encountered a strange thing!
When I'm looking at a file's log in smartCVS (same as status) I see it
under an
unnamed branch label.
How can I remove this ghost branch with CVS?
Does CVS still refer to it as a branch? Or is it transparent?
Kind regards,
Ofir Cohen.
Software Engineer.
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Hello,
* On Mon, Feb 02, 2004 at 03:00:35PM -0500 Jim.Hyslop wrote:
In order to minimize the impact on the users, we took the original server
off-line just long enough to create the tarball. As
Hi there,
I am accessing files on CVS using pserver.
cvs -d :pserver:xxx checkout ProjectName
The project has been branched and I am not sure what the branch names
are. Is there a command to get a branch list?
Regards,
Alex.
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Hi all,
disclaimer
I have to admit that I am a newbie to the CVS world, I have worked with
VSS and CVS client software but never actually setting up the (CVS)
server. Therefore my apologies beforehand for any questions that may seem
obvious to others!
/disclaimer
We have installed CVS 1.11.16 on
David R. Chase [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just wondering what minor problems you had, just in case they
might pertain
to other peoples' migration strategies (or my own someday)?
Well, our situation was much more complex than Courier's. Not only did we
upgrade the server hardware, we went
Alex [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am accessing files on CVS using pserver.
cvs -d :pserver:xxx checkout ProjectName
The project has been branched and I am not sure what the branch names
are. Is there a command to get a branch list?
There are at least two ways to do it, both of
Spiro Trikaliotis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
not that I would recommend it, but:
But about
1. Taking the CVS repository offline
2. Create the tarball
3. Take the CVS repository online with full access (!)
4. do anything needed to move to the new server
5. When everything is
On Mon, Jan 26, 2004 at 01:07:33PM -0500, Dave Morrow wrote:
Thanks for replying.the only thing I am seeing in the logs (of
relevance) is a line in the /var/log/secure
cvs: password mismatch for adms_nt+morrowd: xxPHiHjG0rmeM vs. x
Hmmm. That sounds like your auth config is pointing at
Well, I would like to extended my thanks to:
Jim Hyslop, Mark D. Baushke and David R. Chase. I am appreciate that you
guys take time to respond.
1. I will setting up a newer server with the same name and the same
/Repository file system as the old one.
2. Notify to all my users that CVS server
Hello Jim,
* On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 09:28:59AM -0500 Jim.Hyslop wrote:
Spiro Trikaliotis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
not that I would recommend it, but:
[...]
Would this make sense, or could 6. break something that was made with
4.?
That would work, as long as nobody checked
I am a new user of CVS. I setup CVS server on my linux box. I want two users
to have check-in access to my repository and i want to use SSH. To use SSH i
need to make shell accounts for those two users. Now because these two users
have shell account and have write access to my repository, they can
Pankaj Garg wrote:
I am a new user of CVS. I setup CVS server on my linux box. I
want two users
to have check-in access to my repository and i want to use
SSH. To use SSH i
need to make shell accounts for those two users. Now because
these two users
have shell account and have write
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To use SSH i
need to make shell accounts for those two users. Now because
these two users
Courier writes:
3. Then take old server off line, then tar its Repository.
4. Connecting these two server by Crossover CAT5 for cp and untar new
Repository.
You minimize the downtime by connecting the two machines first then
running the two tars in parallel through a remote shell:
Pankaj Garg writes:
I am a new user of CVS. I setup CVS server on my linux box. I want two users
to have check-in access to my repository and i want to use SSH. To use SSH i
need to make shell accounts for those two users. Now because these two users
have shell account and have write access
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Pankaj Garg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am a new user of CVS. I setup CVS server on my linux box. I want two users
to have check-in access to my repository and i want to use SSH. To use SSH i
need to make shell accounts for those two users. Now
Hello all,
I may be posting this question to the wrong list, just thought I'd give it a
shot in case anyone knew??
We have Eclipse/WSAD clients accessing our CVS server on AIX. When you
delete projects/files from Eclipse, files seem to goto the Attic folder on
the actual repository, but projects
Hi,
Is there a way that I can do a cvs checkout of a module with only the files that have
been edited by a particular user, since a particular date?
Thanks!
Phillip
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Rhodes, Phillip C. wrote:
Is there a way that I can do a cvs checkout of a module with
only the files that have been edited by a particular user,
since a particular date?
By date, yes; by user, no. See
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.7/cvs_16.html#SEC118 for
details.
Checking out
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Rhodes, Phillip C. [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a way that I can do a cvs checkout of a module with only the
files that have been edited by a particular user, since a particular
date?
No, not without doing manul single-file checkouts or
Title: How to determine what tag a branch was based on?
Here is the scenario:
Sometime in the past I created a Branch based on a tag that existed on the files on my main branch. Now I need to go back and find out exactly which tag was used as the base of the branch.
Is there a way to
Dickson, Craig wrote:
Here is the scenario:
Sometime in the past I created a Branch based on a tag that
existed on the files on my main branch. Now I need to go back
and find out exactly which tag was used as the base of the branch.
Is there a way to determine this conclusively? Our
You can prevent a user from logging in by setting the shell variable in the
/etc/password file to a nonexistent shell. This will allow authorization, but not
allow login.
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It's probably more secure to set their shell to something that does exist but won't
function as a shell, like /dev/null or /bin/false. That way you don't leave a hole
where someone could create the non-existent program that the user points to and voila
- instant access.
--
Rick Genter
Sr.
cvs history -T works nicely on later versions to show when the tag was
made.,
~Matt
On Tue, 2004-02-03 at 12:15, Jim.Hyslop wrote:
Dickson, Craig wrote:
Here is the scenario:
Sometime in the past I created a Branch based on a tag that
existed on the files on my main branch. Now I need
I wonder why do we not CVS has a server which run with SUID (Super User ID)
and only it can access repository. Other users can login via SSH, verify
their credentials with our CVS Server and ask CVS Server to carry out their
requests. They can request normal repository operations based on their
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From: Pankaj Garg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
SSH. To use SSH i
need to make shell accounts for those two users.
yes and no. if their repository permissions are the same then make a fake
shell user to represent the persons and then put
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Pankaj Garg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wonder why do we not CVS has a server which run with SUID (Super
User ID) and only it can access repository. Other users can login via
SSH, verify their credentials with our CVS Server and ask CVS Server
to
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