CVSNT 2.5.01.1882.msi

Hi all, I just installed the latest CVSNT MSI Installer I have found. I am installing on Windows XP Pro + SP2 At the end of the installation, I got an error message telling that some part of the installation failed. This happens after the services are added and started, then register component,

Re: CVS concept of time - time zone part 44!

Larry Jones wrote: > > Todd Denniston writes: > > > > Will there be an option I can put in my _ environment _ so all CVS commands > > client will show UTC times? > > Most systems honor $TZ. > darn, I was hoping I could have everything else work with the local $TZ and cvs would use something like

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How to change the 'x' bit of a file in CVS?

Help! We added a file in our CVS system by mistake with the wrong 'x' flag value. I tried checking in an update with the correct 'x' bit, but this does not work. I tried deleting and adding back in the file, but this does not work either. The Faq says it is preserved. Isn't there any way to chang

terminated with fatal signal 9

Hi I'm a newbie I've tried to checkout the contents of a module to my local directory and some files got checked out but all of a sudden i got a Terminated with fatal Signal 9 Any help would be appreciated thanks Peter ___ Info-cvs mailing list Info-cv

Re: terminated with fatal signal 9

OTESAO wrote: > > Hi > > I'm a newbie > I've tried to checkout the contents of a module to my local directory > and some files got checked out > but all of a sudden i got a > Terminated with fatal Signal 9 > > Any help would be appreciated > thanks > Peter Assumption, your system uses the same s

Re: How to change the 'x' bit of a file in CVS?

Hello Jean-François, * On Mon, Feb 28, 2005 at 06:35:30PM +0100 JF Larvoire wrote: > We added a file in our CVS system by mistake with the wrong 'x' flag > value. I tried checking in an update with the correct 'x' bit, but > this does not work. I tried deleting and adding back in the file, but

RE: Info-cvs Digest, Vol 27, Issue 61

Hi Todd, In Windows scripting, you could make a cvs.bat which set the timezone specifically for that application, without altering the environment of other programs or batch scripts: setlocal set TZ=myUTCzone cvs %* endlocal What you were suggesting with the CVS_TZ is something you could include

Long version numbers | Tedious to keep track

Hi, I am experiencing a peculiar problem. Ours is a huge project and had multiple enhancement versions going in since live. Inaddition, we have monthly maintenance release as well as patch releases on an as needed basis. All this led us creating multiple branches to the code base. And the version n