Hi,
It seems CVS uses the /tmp folder to store the uploaded files
intermediately. When I tried to do Import of a huge folder the size of
my / partition got filled and no one else in my group could continue
using CVS till I removed the CVS information in the /tmp/cvs-serv
folders.
Is there
I tried to update my WinCvs 1.2 to 1.3 and all settings looks the same,
but I get the message below.
Someone recognize it?
Thanks in advance , Lina
The errormessage:
Unable to initialize the CVS process: The system cannot find the path
specified.
The CVS used is : C:\Program Files\GNU\WinCvs
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Mark, I agree with your response to Greg's claims about RCS
compatibility, or the lack thereof.
In particular, I am not aware of any fundamental
problems rcs 5.7 will have if someone were to
introduce a new keyword which would name a program
other than
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The RCS format is very extensible and in fact the
CVSNT folks have extended it already and I have had
no problems
Hi //
I'm looking for some guidance on case-sensitivity with CVS. I have a file,
call it Filename.java, which should be renamed to filename.java in order
to fit a naming convention and not break some other code. The
Filename.java version is checked into cvs. I cannot find any way to get
the
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implementation detail, I suggest recording a
data type instead. Maybe even a MIME type. Then
provide a suitable mechanism to
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It seems CVS uses the /tmp folder to store the uploaded files
intermediately. When I tried to do Import of a huge folder the size of
my / partition got filled and no one else in my group could continue
using CVS till I
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks for the reply. As I am not much aware of the Linux system
setup, could you please help with more details?
I was suggesting building the cvs executable from
sources. Your message gave no details of your
setup, so I
Hello,
* On Tue, Jun 29, 2004 at 10:27:43AM +0100 Brendan Knowlton wrote:
Is there anything I can do in the repository itself (running on a
HP/UX server) to change the name of this file directly? Or some clever
Entries or repository hacking that would do the trick?
Yes, rename the file into
Hi,
Thanks for the reply. As I am not much aware of the Linux system setup,
could you please help with more details? I am not able to use
./configure. I am also not able find any similar config file in
xinetd.d folder too. Where can I make the tmp-dir change?
Rgds,
Ahalya
-Original
Thanks for the info.
The reason the timestamp is important is because the file is part of an
external delivery. the customer has previous deliveries and flags files
whose timestamps have changed. As a result, they wonder why the
timestamp changed on this binary file, yet we didn't inform them
Flagg, David wrote:
The reason the timestamp is important is because the file is
part of an external delivery. the customer has previous
deliveries and flags files whose timestamps have changed. As
a result, they wonder why the timestamp changed on this
binary file, yet we didn't inform
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Is there a way to have CVS use any other folder for the above?
https://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.16/cvs_2.html#SEC37
-Larry Jones
Physical education is what you learn from having your face in
someone's armpit right before lunch. -- Calvin
Global options
==
The available `cvs_options' (that are given to the left of
`cvs_command') are:
...
`-T TEMPDIR'
Use TEMPDIR as the directory where temporary files are located.
Overrides the setting of the `$TMPDIR' environment variable and
any precompiled
Hey,
I'd like a cvs command that tells me what files in the current
directory are new. One hack that I've been using is cvs update. The
files that are prefixed by '?' are new. Unfortunately, this has the
side-effect of updating my local directory files if they have been
changed in the repository.
Hi, this is my problem. I have a file that is locally modified (i.e.
newer than the version in the repository), but what I want to do
update my working version from the repository version (i.e. merge the
changes i've made). CVS won't let me do this because it doesn't merge
locally modified
How can I perform a diff between 2 dates in a given branch? I was hoping
something like Branch:Date would work the same way it does for the `cvs
up -j' option, but it is not recognized?
Anything I'm missing?
Manu
PS: I'm using the client cvs 1.10.5
Hi,
I need to set up a little cvs on 3 pc with WindowsXP connected to a
local intranet.
I use WinCVS as client and cvsnt as server but I'm not able to give an
user access to client.
Is ntserver protocol WindowsXp enabled?
What is the way to give user and password to client to complete the
CVSROOT
I'm new to cvs. I've created a repository:
cvs -d /export/home/alexCVS init
Then I import the files in /export/home/alexHome/project:
cd /export/home/alexHome/project
cvs import -m message project dummy start
This seems to work and reports no errors. However when I
cd /export/home/alexHome
Hello,
when I want to access my cvs repository via pserver, i get the error
/var/lib/cvs: no such repository. I tried this from two different
machines (one of them was the machine with the repository on its
harddisc), so its not a networking problem.
I can access the repository locally with
I am getting an error trying to update a unicode file. Here is what I am
seeing:
cvs commit -m no message dbo.CitNewsSelect.PRC (in directory
S:\CityOfSammamish\bin\sql\)
Removing dbo.CitNewsSelect.PRC;
cvs commit: Dropping data: posvec-nlines
cvs [commit aborted]: invalid change text in
When I came in this morning things seemed clearer. I just deleted the file
dbo.CitNewsSelect.PRC,v from cvsroot, updated the directory, and re-added.
Works like a charm. Only problem is I lost all previous history on the
file... might be nice to avoid that if possible. If anyone knows how to do
Hi,
I've got a client that did not do quite what I told them to and they ended
up with some results they did not expect. FWIW, we are running a private
1.12.x build on eCS (i.e. OS/2) that for our purposes is working well.
The client discovered some import errors (missing -k b flags) after some
preface:
- using cvs commands from the command prompt
- using cvsnt v2.0.41a
- running Windows 2000 Pro SP4 for both my client and server
when i commit a file to the repository, i
hello everybody,
I'd like to trigger a script on the cvs-clients machine,
in case he has successfully commited a file to the repository.
I know about how to trigger scripts on the server (with
the help of the loginfo, commitinfo etc. - files). but what about
triggering sripts/programms on the
Lynn McGuire wrote:
Does cvsnt http://www.cvsnt.org/wiki/ OK for a cvs repository
on a windows 2000 pro machine ? Or, is it better to go ahead
and setup a linux or bsd box ?
Works fine for me on win2k professional.
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Hi, I have a machine, aka server where stays the repository. I use
another machine with a woking copy where I do my changes. Until here
all right. I can update this local copy and commit it. Good.
But now: the server also has a working copy of the repository witch I
need to update when I commit
well, I'm a cvs-newbee too, but why not
trigger a script on the repository-server to
update your server-sandbox as soon as
you commit something from your remote
sandbox to the repository-server.
you might use the file loginfo on the
repository-server :
put an appropriate line in there to trigger
Hello,
Is there a command line tool or command that would quickly translate
filename + line number to revision number.
Thanks in advance,
James
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Hi,
I have a project checked out of a remote server with a shared file
system, and now the particular server that I checked out the project
under has gone down. There are other machines with the same
filesystem mounted via which I would like to update and commit
existing changes. How is this
Is there a command line tool or command that would quickly translate
filename + line number to revision number.
Is it possible at all, to do revers lookup from filename + line number
to revision (or version) number, rather than iterating through each version?
Thanks in advance,
James
WannaLeanOO wrote:
Is there a command line tool or command that would quickly translate
filename + line number to revision number.
Is it possible at all, to do revers lookup from filename + line number
to revision (or version) number, rather than iterating through each
version?
Look at
WannaLeanOO [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a command line tool or command that would quickly translate
filename + line number to revision number.
cvs annotate
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Hi Group,
I had a repository on a Red-hat 9 system and then I moved it to Fedora C2.
Now I have a performance problem.. When chcking things out
data comes very slowly, but it works.
This is my cvs file for xinetd
service cvspserver
{
disable = no
socket_type = stream
I should also mention that
I have cvsweb on the machine, too. The web interface
works nicely.
Niclas
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Hi Group,
I had a repository on a Red-hat 9 system and then I moved it to Fedora C2.
Now I have a performance
Ok It seems like this is not a problem with CVS.
The old machine floodpingning:
--- rd42.uwatecag.local ping statistics ---
22843 packets transmitted, 22843 received, 0% loss, time 15202ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.104/0.115/0.412/0.019 ms, ipg/ewma 0.665/0.117 ms
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and the
I am just getting started. I have created a few test repositories,
each with one or two modules.
repository one: (/home/test/rep1)
CVSROOT
module-1
module-2
repository two: (/home/test/rep2)
CVSROOT
module-3
Can I simply copy (or move) a repository module
directory from one repository to
WannaLeanOO == WannaLeanOO [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
WannaLeanOO Hello, Is there a command line tool or command that
WannaLeanOO would quickly translate filename + line number to
WannaLeanOO revision number.
cvs annotate?
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Hi all,
I am a complete cvs newbie.
I'm wondering what people usually do, in case there is a project on CVS
which uses a C++ library which is in a completely separated CVS.
If the library gets changed (for its own purposes) the project might get
screwed...
Do the people usually avoid using the
Dear Newsgroup
I fail to generate the log of a file (files) for a given period, say for
instance I would like the log messages of revisions checked in between the
18th of June 2004 and 22nd of June 2004. I try something like:
cvs -d REPOSITORY log -d 2004-06-18;2004-06-22 *.Mod
Whatever variant
John Hanny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like a cvs command that tells me what files in the current
directory are new. One hack that I've been using is cvs update. The
files that are prefixed by '?' are new. Unfortunately, this has the
side-effect of updating my local directory files if they
hi,
When I import a directory (cd into it + 'cvs import b-c-r vendor tag') it says
there have been no conflics.
but when I want to checkout it with: 'cvs checkout b-c-r' it tells me
cvs [server aborted]: there is no repository /var/cvs/htdocs
When I cd into the /var/cvs/ there is in fact no
Hello list,
this is my problem:
I have a user account on a linux machine and we can use CVS on it using
the ssh protocol for security reasons (ext). This works fine for me and
I can log in using my account username and account password. Now,
how can I give access to this CVS repository to other
This has, most likely, been already discussed more than ones but I cannot
find anything that would offer me a hint.
Here is the problem. When I try to log in from WinCVS client to the server
it asks for the password and after it is entered responds with the
following:
cvs [login aborted]:
Ababccc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm wondering what people usually do, in case there is a project on CVS
which uses a C++ library which is in a completely separated CVS.
If the library gets changed (for its own purposes) the project might get
screwed...
In cases like that, I equip the
Hi,
I am trying to check out code from the handhelds.org website using,
cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs login
and entered the paswd anoncvs when prompted. After that I got an
error message:
cvs[login aborted]: connect to
cvs.handhelds.org(192.58.209.90):2401failed: Connection
Hi all
I have read the previous post, some one claims that the -B switch will do.
But looks like my CVS do not understand -B switch.
When I type CVS version, I get the following info:
Client: Concurrent Versions System (CVS) NT 1.11.1.2 (Build 41)
(client/server)
Server: Concurrent Versions
At work we are doing development in a branch, and when other
developers add files to the branch, I have to do cvs co -r
branchname filename to get them. cvs up -d does not get the
new files. Am I missing something here? If I say cvs status, I can
see that all the files in my sandbox do have the
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And how could I remove a branch? That branch was accidentally created
and no one has ever created anything on it. Can some one please help?
I suggest use:
cvs adm -n branch-name
It will also work for tags. I use this command regularry after
I have a binary file that is in my repository, libtemp.a, which has
the following timestamp in cvsroot (i.e., timestamp in the Unix
filesystem): Jun 18 09:42. Apparently, this is the time when I last
tagged the file.
When I check out the file (with WinCVS, by the way), the date on the
file is
Would this also remove any revisions made in that branch?
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Aries wrote:
And how could I remove a branch? That branch was accidentally created
and no one has ever created anything on it. Can
In there any way to tweak a file so that it's shared between all branches?
TIA
- russ -
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Hi,
The CVSROOT of our project is located in the home directory of
a friend (/udd//cvs). We are in the same group and the permissions
are /udd/ : drwx--x---, /udd//cvs : drwxr-x---.
Everything works perfectly with the version 1.11 of GNU cvs.
When I try to checkout our project with
Hi !
First excuse me but I don't speak (nor write) english very well ;(, and
this is my first post to this group. Is needed to say that I'm not a CVS
expert ;(, sorry.
This is the situation:
- The client is a Fedora Core 2 using cvs 1.11.15
- The server is a Debian Woody 3.0 using cvs 1.11.1p1
hi there
i use cvs with emacs front pcl-cvs and have a little problemwith removed
directories:
when i have removed a directory from the repository i get the message New
directory `dir' -- ignored even though the cvs command string contains
-P. how can i get rid of this message?
can i ask cvs to
My question is:
I have four subdirectories in a CVS repository, such as:
+-a
|--b
|--c
|--d
If the a/b/c module contains a few files. If I want to add new module
using an empty hard drive, I will have to invoke cvs co a/b/c first.
Only then I invoke cvs add directory command.
Chris_V wrote:
Hello list,
this is my problem:
I have a user account on a linux machine and we can use CVS on it using
the ssh protocol for security reasons (ext). This works fine for me and
I can log in using my account username and account password. Now,
how can I give access to this CVS
Andrew Golebiowski wrote:
What am I missing? Can someone help?
Maybe this should also be done:
1. Uncommenting (or adding) and editing the cvspserver line in
/etc/inetd.conf:
cvspserver stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/bin/cvs -f
--allow-root=someCVSrepository
Prashant writes:
Hi, this is my problem. I have a file that is locally modified (i.e.
newer than the version in the repository), but what I want to do
update my working version from the repository version (i.e. merge the
changes i've made). CVS won't let me do this because it doesn't merge
Try
cvs rtag -d -B TagName Module
(Notice the uppercase B)
-chris
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Subject: Deleting a branch, Can't
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use the -n flag to turn off the side-effect.
cvs -nq update -I! -ICVS | grep \^\\\?
Why are you suppressing the ignored files? This could give a bunch of
spurious new files that you want to ignore.
--
Jim Hyslop
Senior Software Designer
Leitch Technology
Peg writes:
This seems to work and reports no errors. However when I
cd /export/home/alexHome
and do
cvs checkout project
I get ? next to all the directories, and I can't cvs update any files.
That's because you already have a project directory there that's full of
Paulo Franzon writes:
I would like to type something like this from my command prompt:
cvs update the other machine I am john my password is this you
know who am I /this path/this file
That's what rsh and its modern, secure sibling, ssh are for.
-Larry Jones
I take it there's no qualifying
Roger Levy writes:
I have a project checked out of a remote server with a shared file
system
Having a repository on a shared file system is a recipe for disaster.
Unless you have a hetergeneous environment where the file server and all
the clients are running identical software of the file
Sjur Vestli writes:
Whatever variant of 2004-06-18;2004-06-22 I use I also get revisions
checked in in May (and not modified since).
That's because what you've asked for is the log message for 2004-06-18
and the log message for 2004-06-22. To ask for all the log messages
between those dates
calmar writes:
When I import a directory (cd into it + 'cvs import b-c-r vendor tag') it says
there have been no conflics.
but when I want to checkout it with: 'cvs checkout b-c-r' it tells me
cvs [server aborted]: there is no repository /var/cvs/htdocs
That implies that you're trying
Chris_V writes:
I have a user account on a linux machine and we can use CVS on it using
the ssh protocol for security reasons (ext). This works fine for me and
I can log in using my account username and account password. Now,
how can I give access to this CVS repository to other people
Andrew Golebiowski writes:
cvs [login aborted]: connect to [IP-address]:2401 failed: No connection
could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
Something is blocking access from the client to port 2401 on the server.
Either the router is not correctly set up to let the
Russ writes:
Would this also remove any revisions made in that branch?
No. CVS, unfortunately, has no convenient way to remove all the
revisions on a branch.
-Larry Jones
What's the matter? Don't you trust your own kid?! -- Calvin
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Eric Taylor writes:
Can I simply copy (or move) a repository module
directory from one repository to another?
Yep, it's really that easy.
As an correlary, is there any real difference between multiple repositories
of one project each, and the same set of multiple projects all in one
Arnaud writes:
The CVSROOT of our project is located in the home directory of
a friend (/udd//cvs). We are in the same group and the permissions
are /udd/ : drwx--x---, /udd//cvs : drwxr-x---.
Everything works perfectly with the version 1.11 of GNU cvs.
No it doesn't, you just
Hon Seng Phuah writes:
Unfortunately, by invoke checkout command, it will checkout all a/b/c
module files into my new hard drive. Is there a way to prevent
checking out all module files into my new hard drive?
Use the -l option of checkout to prevent recursion.
-Larry Jones
I keep
Russ writes:
In there any way to tweak a file so that it's shared between all branches?
No.
-Larry Jones
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Hi,
It seems CVS uses the /tmp folder to store the uploaded files
intermediately. When I tried to do Import of a huge folder the size of
my / partition got filled and no one else in my group could continue
using CVS till I removed the CVS information in the
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Andrew Golebiowski wrote:
What am I missing? Can someone help?
Maybe this should also be done:
1. Uncommenting (or adding) and editing the cvspserver line in
/etc/inetd.conf:
cvspserver stream tcp nowait root
Jim.Hyslop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use the -n flag to turn off the side-effect.
cvs -nq update -I! -ICVS | grep \^\\\?
Why are you suppressing the ignored files? This could give a bunch of
spurious new files that you want to ignore.
Because that's how I
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Rather than use a hint to expose an
implementation detail, I suggest recording a
data type instead. Maybe even a MIME type. Then
provide a suitable mechanism to map
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Subject: RE: CVS corrupts binary files ...
Any manual procedure is prone to error. I prefer to automate things as much
as possible, to minimize the possibility of human error. Any
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