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Hon Seng Phuah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> My system administor just set up a cvs pserver on a linux machine. The
> configuration for x.inetd.d is:
>
> service cvspserver
> {
> # disable = no
>port = 2401
>socket_type = stream
>pr
Hi all,
My system administor just set up a cvs pserver on a linux machine. The
configuration for x.inetd.d is:
service cvspserver
{
# disable = no
port = 2401
socket_type = stream
protocol = tcp
wait = no
user = root
passenv = PATH
server = /usr/bin/cvs
server_args =
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Steve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Note: Sending an e-mail address with an illegal format is considered
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but pay attention to it at least for the time it takes to answer your
question.
Hi,
Using version 1.11.15 (client and server), is there anyway I can query a
repository for it's directory structure?
I've found some references to 'cvs ls' in google, but that's just CVS NT;
we're using Mac OS X 10.3.
Thanks for any help.
Steve.
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I've developed and been using this patch for a few weeks.
The basic feature is that allows you to specify the remote
shell (and args to the remote shell tool) on a per [EMAIL PROTECTED]
basis in the ~/.cvsrc file.
The motivation is that our developers use several repositories
on a daily basis.
On Tue, Jul 13, 2004 at 07:02:20AM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > My question is historical. I am a Tomas Pynchon fan and I meet first
> > time 'yoyodyne' word in his book called "V". In his book 'yoyodyne' is
> > a name of hi-tech corporation. Next time I see this word in CVS manual
> > (as a
Neil Carlson wrote:
> On Mon, 2004-07-12 at 14:03, Jim.Hyslop wrote:
> If you want
> > *just* that date, try
> > -D"2004-05-01<2004-05-02".
>
> Good idea, but unfortunately cvs won't swallow it; it seems to only
> accept single dates (and two -D options don't seem to work either).
Sorry about that
On Mon, 2004-07-12 at 14:03, Jim.Hyslop wrote:
> Neil Carlson wrote:
> > I have the following scenario. A new file foo.c was added to the
> > head on Apr 1. On Jun 1 changes on the head were merged to a branch
> > MY_BRANCH that existed prior to Apr 1; in particular foo.c was added
> > to the bra
On 13 Jul 2004, Dizel wrote:
> My question is historical. I am a Tomas Pynchon fan and I meet first
> time 'yoyodyne' word in his book called "V". In his book 'yoyodyne' is
> a name of hi-tech corporation. Next time I see this word in CVS manual
> (as an example of path ?yoyodyne/tc?) I want to kn
> my strategy is:
> never refill/reformat existing paragraphs.
> This strategy has the advantage
> that the diffs reflect better the logical units
> that I'm changing.
True. I did the same also, but you may end up with pretty scattered pieces
of text if you change your sources very often over time.
My question is historical. I am a Tomas Pynchon fan and I meet first
time 'yoyodyne' word in his book called "V". In his book 'yoyodyne' is
a name of hi-tech corporation. Next time I see this word in CVS manual
(as an example of path ?yoyodyne/tc?) I want to know is CVS autors
Pynchon fans too? Or
> "marko" == marko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
marko> Hi, I also use cvs for LaTeX sources and have the same
marko> problem with the diffs.
marko> It always depends on how you format your sources. With code
marko> it's easier, much easier. Every line contains a certain
ma
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Hon Seng Phuah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I want to some operations after commit process is done. If I invoke
> cvs add, I do not do anything. Currently, I add the operation in
> loginfo file but my operations will get trigger if I run cvs commit o
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