Hello
I just installed CVS 1.11.19 with GSSAPI enabled. Also created required
principles for cvs server in Keerberos DB and installed keytab file.
Alas I have problem - when I try use CVS I first get an error "received
broken pipe signal" and later error "could not acquire GSSAPI server
credential
Dear List,
When I commit a file (which is having spaces in it's name), CVS checks for
any pre commit scripts and passed arguments to that scripts which includes the
file names to be checked in.
Now I want to parse those file names in my Pre commit scripts but because file
name contains spac
(sorry for double post Paris, forgot to copy the group)
Not really a cvs question but if you put quotes around the $@, it will work.
for i in "$@"
do
echo $i
done
You can test this by creating a script with the above as contents.
Run it with args: a b "b a". Then remove the quotes from the $@ an
Antony Paul wrote:
> Web based - Java. We use branches and it is to avoid merging only.
> Each task have some modified and some new files. We send mails for
> each task.
> If editing Entries file is so problematic it is better to have
> another working copy where testing passed files are checke
In the repository, is proj3 a subdirectory of repos? If not, then you
won't
get it checked out when you check out repos, and you will have to add it
to
the modules file.
repos is the repository: CVSROOT=:pserver:host:/somedirectories/repos
proj1, proj2, proj3 are subdirectories of repos. So t
Sarah Steinmetz wrote:
> repos is the repository: CVSROOT=:pserver:host:/somedirectories/repos
> proj1, proj2, proj3 are subdirectories of repos. So they are
> on the same
> level.
> Do I understand right, that proj1, proj2, proj3 are modules?
> Is repos a
> module too, because checkout expec
On Fri, 1 Apr 2005 12:34:24 -0500, Jim.Hyslop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Sarah Steinmetz wrote:
Your explanation seems to be correct, it would explain why I can treat
repos like a module.Unfortunaltely I have no access to the cvs-Server.
But I think I can ask someone who has access.
Is there
Hi, I just installed Cvs on a Fedora Core 3,
i init the cvsroot, put the --allow-root in xinetd.d,
but when i try to log on in pserver mode, i always got a error message :
no such repository.
Can anyone help me
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Vincent YSMAL wrote:
> Hi, I just installed Cvs on a Fedora Core 3,
> i init the cvsroot, put the --allow-root in xinetd.d,
> but when i try to log on in pserver mode, i always got a
> error message :
> no such repository.
> Can anyone help me
Double-check to make sure the repository part of your
Jim.Hyslop a écrit :
Vincent YSMAL wrote:
Hi, I just installed Cvs on a Fedora Core 3,
i init the cvsroot, put the --allow-root in xinetd.d,
but when i try to log on in pserver mode, i always got a
error message :
no such repository.
Can anyone help me
Double-check to make sure the repository par
Thanks Russ, (Sorry Russ please ignore previous mail)
>>You can test this by creating a script with the above as contents.
>>Run it with args: a b "b a". Then remove the quotes from the $@ ant
>>try it again with the same args to see what (ba)sh does to the args.
But my script is getting from C
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