In WinCVS 1.2, I had Admin -> Preferences -> General Tab to setup a global
default CVSROOT that would apply to all commands. When starting up, it would
say
CVSROOT: d:\cvsroot (local mounted directory)
and everything working happily thereafter.
Now I have 1.3.20.2 Beta 20 Build 2 where this Gener
Francesco,
If your CVS server is running on Windows then it is most certainly CVSNT not
CVS.
The correct place for questions about CVSNT is here:
news://news.cvsnt.org/support.cvsnt
Or
http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt
CVSNT server and clients are available for Linux/Unix/Mac
Title: question about rtag command.
Normally you would use
Cvs –q rtag -D
Stuart
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Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004
12:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: question about rtag
command.
Title: question about rtag command.
Is it possible (with cvs 1.11.x) to tag a branch by date?
I've tried a couple of permutaions of
cvs -q rtag -r -D modulename
But I'm not sure if it is doing what I think it's doing.
Harold Lynch
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> branch visualisation:
>
> /- branch B ---
>/
> --/ MAIN trunk
>
> Our MAIN branch was very old, only developm
"Mark D. Baushke" wrote:
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> Frederic Brehm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > At 12:46 PM 11/9/2004, Matt Doar wrote:
> > >We use client/server. I believe that the local file is formatted and
> > >then sent to the server. Perhaps I'm mistaken?
Alex Valentine wrote:
> One of our developers has a simple task. He wants to move a boatload of
> files from one directory /lib to a new directory /src/lib. How can this
> be done in CVS without having to individually add and remove each file?
>
>
X=`echo *pattern1* *pattern2*`
mv $X /otherlib
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Frederic Brehm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> At 12:46 PM 11/9/2004, Matt Doar wrote:
> >We use client/server. I believe that the local file is formatted and
> >then sent to the server. Perhaps I'm mistaken?
>
> commitinfo, loginfo, and other CVSROOT
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Francesco M. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi all,
> I'm trying to check out a Module with CVS 1.1.17 from a Mandrake 10
> Linux client. CVS is installed on a Windows Machine.
>
> Assuming the CVS is installed on "WindowsMachine" on "E:/CVSROOT"
> a
At 12:46 PM 11/9/2004, Matt Doar wrote:
We use client/server. I believe that the local file is formatted and
then sent to the server. Perhaps I'm mistaken?
commitinfo, loginfo, and other CVSROOT scripts run on the server. If they
didn't then it would be impossible (or at least extremely difficult)
We use client/server. I believe that the local file is formatted and
then sent to the server. Perhaps I'm mistaken?
~Matt
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> From: Frederic Brehm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 9:04 AM
> To: Matt Doar; NewsBirdie; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sub
At 11:47 AM 11/9/2004, Matt Doar wrote:
This works for me with indent on C source. It is a little disturbing to
commit a file and then have emacs tell you the file has changed, because
it was reindented.
Will this work correctly with client/server CVS? The reformatting will
happen on the server, b
This works for me with indent on C source. It is a little disturbing to
commit a file and then have emacs tell you the file has changed, because
it was reindented.
CVSROOT/commitinfo:
# Automatic indentation of C source files, only .c and .h
#
^module1/* /home/cvs/CVSROOT/indenter
CVSROOT/indent
Our merges aren't working because of source code formatting issues and
I'd like to set up CVS to format the source before all commits. We
currently use an open source java tool (available via command line)
called Jalopy. Can anyone point me to some documentation and/or
examples of how to perform
branch visualisation:
/- branch B ---
/
--/ MAIN trunk
Our MAIN branch was very old, only development on branch B was
performed.
We wanted code from branch B to overwrite code in MAIN.
This was causing very many merge conflicts. So we copied files from a
branch B check
Hi all,
I'm trying to check out a Module with CVS 1.1.17 from a Mandrake 10 Linux
client.
CVS is installed on a Windows Machine.
Assuming the CVS is installed on "WindowsMachine" on "E:/CVSROOT"
and the credentials are user/password:
cvs -d :pserver:user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:E:/CVSROOT/
Unfortunat
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