Re: Problem with branching

On Mon, 17 May 2004, Fouts Christopher () wrote: > I have a development branch, b_dev. > I create a branch off this branch, called b_dev_user1 > > > cvs rtag -r b_dev -b b_dev_user1 proj/dir1 > > But when I look at the proj/dir1 tree on tkCVS, I see that b_dev_user1 is > off the TRUNK > and

Re: Check in and out a file.

Thanks for your help. But I have another problem. For the method, the file is checked out, it will use the original filename. If I want to change the filename to the latest CVS revision # of the file, how can I do it? -HS [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.

RE: Organizing Documents/Websites/Source Code

Hi Peter, > From: Peter Sotos > > I tried create three repositories and go the multiple repository route, > however, I ran into problems with the 2401 port settings in my inetd.conf > file. I don't know how to set this up to support multiple repositories or if > it is even possible. Sounds like

Problem with branching

Ok don't know if this is a CVS (v1.11.14) or tkCVS (v7.2.1) problem so I'm posting to both groups. I have a development branch, b_dev. I create a branch off this branch, called b_dev_user1 > cvs rtag -r b_dev -b b_dev_user1 proj/dir1 But when I look at the proj/dir1 tree on tkCVS, I see

Organizing Documents/Websites/Source Code

I have a lot of corporate data which I want to store in CVS. This ranges from RTF Office Policy Documents to Source Code. I don't want to have 100's of modules in a single repository because it would become difficult to find which module you wanted. I tried create three repositories and go the mul

Re: Checkout from a Linux-based repository with DOS line-endings

On Mon, May 17, 2004 at 04:55:22PM +0200, Spiro Trikaliotis wrote: > It is no problem to move the repository around, if you don't go across > the border LF/CR+LF. I understand that the repo is always kept in straight LF format, and thus it doesn't matter what the standard is on the machine contain

Checkout from a Linux-based repository with DOS line-endings

Hi, I have a repository located on a Linux cvs server. My source code files are coded in DOS (CR+LF) style. My cvs client is WinCVS. -- Sometimes I take the whole repository home and check the actual source code out under Linux, to later copy it to my Windows partition. This sounds a bit odd,

RE: Qs about renaming directories

Conrad T. Pino wrote: > > From: Irving Kimura > > > > 1. In the directory renaming section, the cvs docs say > > > > It is almost always better to move the files in the directory > > instead of moving the directory. Ick, that is rather poorly worded. I'll submit a patch on that to make it cle

RE: What tags to delete when renaming files?

bill wrote: > In Adding and removing->Moving files->Rename by copying > the cvs info gives the recipe: > > # Copy the RCS file inside the repository > $ cd $CVSROOT/DIR > $ cp OLD,v NEW,v > # Remove the old file > $ cd ~/DIR > $ rm OLD > $ cvs remove OLD > $

Re: What tags to delete when renaming files?

In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "Jim.Hyslop" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: < snip > Thank you very much, sir! That was very helpful. -bill ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs

Re: Checkout from a Linux-based repository with DOS line-endings

Hello, * On Mon, May 17, 2004 at 01:10:51PM +0200 marko wrote: > The problem: line endings are now of course Unix style (LF). > This is a pain, since you'd have to dosify the whole tree, > before you can actually work with the sources... This is a FAQ. The "problem" is

Re: cvs admin -L

vikas arora writes: > > Adding to it, is there a way out to unlock a specific file by a person other > then the person who has actually locked it. Yes, you just have to explicitly specify the revision to unlock if you're not the locker. -Larry Jones I always have to help Dad establish the prope

Re: move away ... it is in the way

>>cvs up >cvs update: move away ./32-well Rotor.jpg; it is in the way >C 32-well Rotor.jpg > >>del "32-Well Rotor.jpg" > >>cvs up >cvs update: warning: 32-Well Rotor.jpg was lost >U 32-Well Rotor.jpg >cvs update: move away ./32-well Rotor.jpg; it is in the way >C 32-well Rotor.jpg Looks like you

Re: cvs admin -L

- (on mail) mail is scanned with InterScan - Adding to it, is there a way out to unlock a specific file by a person other then the person who has actually locked it. eg. say a file 'abc' is locked by u

Re: CVS newbie - I want to make a new CVS installation secure...

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Flossie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi, I'm new to CVS - at least from a setup perspective (I've only been > a bystander before now). I have some things that I want to configure > to be more secure than they currently are - first, here's what I've >