Re: How to checkout a Windows CVS Module from Linux ?

> As of cvs 1.11, you can use this format: > > cvs -d :pserver:user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/e//CVSROOT login This works !! Thanks A LOT to everybody who answered ! Francesco "Mark D. Baushke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- > Ha

RE: question about rtag command.

Title: question about rtag command. That works for the trunk, but I was looking at being able to tag the status of a branch at a specified date/time.   Harold -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Stuart StevensSent: Tuesday, Novem

Re: How to format source code on commit

Matt, Thanks for the example, I'm going to try it out on Monday and I'll post the results. I see the point of view that this may not be a good thing to do but I'm willing to do it in order to make our merges work better (or work period). Thanks, Michael __

view modules

I am using tortoisecvs and need to view the modules of the my project. However I do not have viewcvs and cvsweb installed. As I make to add the modules of the project in the administrative archive "modules" ? _

permission

It is possible to give permissions of access differentiated for each module of the project to the developer? I use metodo ext ssh ___ Yahoo! Acesso Grátis - Internet rápida e grátis. Instale o discador agora!

where to put the CVSROOT?

Hi, I'm not sure if this is a FAQ or not but I couldn't find a good answer on it. Where should I create my CVSROOT ? What is the best location for a cvsroot when you have lots of projects ? Which is better : projects project1 cvsroot project2 cvsroot CVSROOT = /projects/project1/c

Re: where to put the CVSROOT?

ralph wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm not sure if this is a FAQ or not but I couldn't find a good answer on > it. > > Where should I create my CVSROOT ? > What is the best location for a cvsroot when you have lots of projects ? > > Which is better : > 1) > projects > project1 > cvsroot > projec

how to check out a project which contains modules from different branches

Hi, I tried to figure out a single step of check out a project that contains modules from different branches of different project.   For example, Project X has 3 modules, A and B which are from other projects.   I need to check out module A's of Project Y branch_2.5, and module B of Project

Merging contents of two repositories into a single one.

Hi there, Historically I have two CVS repositories located on the same CVS server. /opt/cvs/cvs1 /opt/cvs/cvs2 Each location has a number of independent projects. Is is possible to merge the two CVS locations into one without loosing history information? _

Re: how to check out a project which contains modules from different branches

Li Chou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, I tried to figure out a single step of check out a project that > contains modules from different branches of different project. > For example, Project X has 3 modules, A and B which are from other > projects. I need to check out module A's of Project Y

Size problem

We are facing following problems 1. In our wrapper file we have mentioned *.mcp.so this type of file always checked in as a binary .but when we check-in xyz.mcp.xml(which should not be checked in binary) ,cvs treat this file also as a binary. Is there any way so that we can checkin xyz.mcp.xml

RE: Size problem

Hridyesh, CVSNT (Unix, Linux, Windows GPL, Open source, free) can store binary diffs on the server and therefore saves a lot of space. In fact this is exactly the reason for the feature. You need to have the file format set to -kB (-kb is the compatible "fat" method). http://www.cvsnt.org/ The