Julian Opificius writes:
I'm not quite sure what you mean by mapping users.
Using the third field of the CVSROOT/passwd file to have the server run
as some user other than the actual user.
I want each user to
have his own login to the system, and I want to control access to CVS
Hi Greg -
There is a better way to do this. We have designed
the WANdisco CVS Replicator for extreme fault tolerance.
Using our solution you create active/active replicas
that can be failed over with zero data-loss instantly.
CVS hosting companies like CVSdude (http://www.cvsdude.org)
are
Larry Jones wrote:
Julian Opificius writes:
I'm not quite sure what you mean by mapping users.
Using the third field of the CVSROOT/passwd file to have the server run
as some user other than the actual user.
Yep, that's what I am/was doing.
I want each user to
have his own login to the
Hi to all,
I am new to the use of CVS.
How can I set to a USER a write(commit) permission to MODULE-A and
readonly permission to MODULE-B and forbid read and write permissions to
othe modules ?
I read a lot of documentation and FAQ, but so far I don't have solved
the above permission problems.
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Larry Jones wrote:
Julian Opificius writes:
I'm not quite sure what you mean by mapping users.
Using the third field of the CVSROOT/passwd file to have the server
run
as some user other than the
Julian Opificius wrote:
SNIP
I have one more issue that affects my choice that I should have
mentioned earlier. We are working in an FAA-regulated environment, and
my CVS respository must be secure, in that nobody can impair the
lifecycle data, and all accesses must be documented and
Julian Opificius writes:
I have one more issue that affects my choice that I should have
mentioned earlier. We are working in an FAA-regulated environment, and
my CVS respository must be secure, in that nobody can impair the
lifecycle data, and all accesses must be documented and
I just instigated admin controls by opening up and configuring the
UserAdminOptions setting.
My account is a member of Linux cvsadmin group, yet like
non-privileged users I cannot execute admin commands.
my error message is:-
cvs [admin aborted]: usage is restricted to members of the group
Hi,
I am confronted with the following situation:
I am using an open source program ( blender3d.org ) which I am updating from
the cvs sources on a regular basis. I am also experimenting with the sources,
writing some extra functionality myself. Some of this functionality I would
like to
On Fri, 24 Jun 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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to scrub HTML/MIME postings to this list, so people don't
have to be bothered with worring
We're operating on Windows 2000, and we had an instance of a directory
with a similar name created with only one character different in case
only. (i.e., Test dir created when TEst dir already existed and was
removed)
We couldn't remove the directory because Windows wouldn't recognize
the
It is not possible to remove a directory using CVS. Instead remove the contents
and use the prune option when checking out or updating. To keep a directory
with the prune option use a dummy file such as .empty.
It is not possible to rename a directory but you can remove the old directory
and
What would be an appropriate way to merge the two CVS servers? I am
just trying to simply copy the files (,v files) in one CVS server to
the other CVS server. Would that cause any harm for the existing CVS
files in the target CVS server?
SH-
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Title: a newbie facing tagging problem
Hi,
I am newbie in using cvs.
I am using a cvs configured by somebody else.
I am facing a problem with the cvs setup as follows:
I have remote repository
When we tag main directory of a project it is shown that
For xyz/abcsys/src/base/vlan/Makefile
HEAD
Hello again,
* On Fri, Jun 24, 2005 at 02:51:08PM +0900 Soo-Hyun Choi wrote:
What would be an appropriate way to merge the two CVS servers? I am
just trying to simply copy the files (,v files) in one CVS server to
the other CVS server. Would that cause any harm for the existing CVS
files in
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When we tag main directory of a
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Thanks for the suggestion, I have implemented commitinfo script
to prevent someone from using $Name$, but I'm curious as to why $Name$
works differently from the other keyword expansions. Why does this
keyword cause the file to be locally modified on expansion, when all the
other
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Arthur Barrett wrote:
Maninder,
CVS does not support Unicode files, instead they must be committed as binary,
in which case you cannot do diff/merge etc.
CVSNT on Mac/Linux/Unix/Windows (free, open source, GPL, just like CVS) does
support unicode files (-ku).
Please supply more
Hi Maninder -
You can use UTF-8 encoded files.
UTF-8 is a method of representing Unicode text with a stream of
8-bit bytes. The resulting stream is both ASCII-compatible and
reverse-ASCII-compatible. A single character can occupy from 1 to 4
bytes.
Most IDE and editors like emacs these days,
Hello Colleagues,
I am using CVS version 1.11.17. My server is in Oregon. My client is in
California. It runs on a PC under Windows XP using CYGWIN_NT-5.1
1.5.13(0.122/4/2) 2005-03-01 11:01.
CVS works fine for me.
However, every time I do a check in I get an additional error message:
cvs
Hello. I'm writing regarding the behavior of cvs on the
backuprecover-15 test case. The comments call it a 'failure case',
which seems to mean 'the behavior is broken, but since we know what
the behavior is, we'll make sure we don't change it accidently'.
# Note that backuprecover-15 is probably
Title: tagging problem
Hi,
One ranch was added to the cvs tree igatesys/src/base/ as follows:
igatesys/src/base/vlan/vlan.
the igatesys/src/base/vlan/ contains makefile.
When I run cvs status -v Makefile it is noted that:
Sticky Tag: (none)
Sticky Date: (none)
Sticky Options: (none)
Title: RE: tagging problem
I am using a remote repostary.
Thanks,
With regards,
Arvind
-Original Message-
From: Arvind Kumar
Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 1:16 PM
To: info-cvs@gnu.org
Cc: Arvind Kumar
Subject: tagging problem
Hi,
One ranch was added to the cvs tree
Jorgensen, Steven wrote:
I am having a problem with the $Name$ keyword expansion. We use a
cvs tag to indicate when a file has moved beyond local testing stage, and
is ready for general use by all developers (a release tag if you will) so
that we can automate a update and build
In the mean time, I could modify my shell script to do a combo on 'find' :
find /cvs/ -name *lock* -ctime? I'll look for any locks older than
a certain number of days. However, the problem is that our Builds are
automated and at 2 a.m. I'm not here watching them to call or stop the
I am a beginner in using CVS, and have a question on to change the CVS server.
I have two machines which are S, L. S is the CVS server, and L is a
local machine. I have been managing a project in machine L using a
local CVS setup (e.g., CVSROOT=~/cvsroot), and now would like to move
the local CVS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't get $Name: $ to expand on an update in my script below.
It works when checking out. But, do I really have to do a checkout?
I think it works on update, *if* the working copy is missing
and the update has to get a new copy from scratch. (And, of
course, if the
Soo-Hyun Choi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am a beginner in using CVS, and have a question on to change the CVS server.
[ ... ]
Would this work if I simply copy the CVS's ,v files with the directory
to the machine S's cvsroot directory?
Yes. This also makes your existing sandboxes
Hello,
* On Fri, Jun 24, 2005 at 01:13:28AM + Pierre Asselin wrote:
Soo-Hyun Choi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am a beginner in using CVS, and have a question on to change the CVS
server.
[ ... ]
Would this work if I simply copy the CVS's ,v files with the directory
to the machine
Hi.
Is it possible to roll back the version of the currently used CVSROOT/modules
file?
Say that a product rev. A is built using Ampersand modules.
Say that the product is updated to rev. B, and that the Ampersand modules is
changed causing a change in the CVSROOT/modules file.
If I would
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
Is it possible to roll back the version of the currently used CVSROOT/modules
file?
Say that a product rev. A is built using Ampersand modules.
Say that the product is updated to rev. B, and that the Ampersand modules is
changed causing a change in the
Hi.
Is it possible to roll back the version of the currently used
CVSROOT/modules file?
Say that sw release rev. A is built using Ampersand modules.
Say that the product is updated to rev. B, and that the Ampersand
modules is changed causing a change in the CVSROOT/modules file.
If I would want
Good Day.
Off the wall question.
We would like to version PLSQL code, but we don't want the repository
to be updated until code has successfully been compiled and deployed to
the DB.
We are likely doing this in an atiquated an backwards approach - mainly
due to artificial restrictions and
Hi
I've setup a cronjob on our unix server to run nightly to clean up CVS lock
files before my build and before tagging CVS. A user using Tortoise
accidentally caused certain folders in the repository to lock up during my
build (about 3x's in 1 week) and tagging took about 600 minutes
Thing is, if this is that frequent there ottabee many reports of stray
locks. I can say we are not seeing that at all but will admit it used to
show up with a product called SmartCVS - not pointing the finger at that
product, just conveying our experience.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
Should be fine. When we had that issue coming up we whacked the locks
one at a time but automating should be safe. I would be a little
troubled that it's happening constantly. If asked to guess I'd pick
Tortoise over Eclipse as the culprit. We have dozens of Eclipse users
accessing our repository
Thank you. But do you see anything wrong with me manually removing such
files? They won't corrupt CVS or anything like that, would they?
p.s. the user is using tortoise with eclipse and I think that's what caused
it or rather doing a search for tags within tortoise.
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S I writes:
Thank you. But do you see anything wrong with me manually removing such
files? They won't corrupt CVS or anything like that, would they?
Yes, it very well might. You're not making any attempt to differentiate
between legitimate lock files (caused by someone currently running
Title: $Name$ causes files to be locally modified
I am having a problem with the $Name$ keyword expansion. We use a cvs tag to indicate when a file has moved beyond local testing stage, and is ready for general use by all developers (a release tag if you will) so that we can automate a
Thanks.
I think(?) we've pinpointed the culprit (search for tags in Tortoise) and
have asked the user not to execute and redo what she did to cause the
problem. So since last week the problem has stopped. So I deduced that was
the culprit.
In the mean time, I could modify my shell script
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We would like to version PLSQL code, but we don't want the repository
to be updated until code has successfully been compiled and deployed to
the DB.
Would branching do ? Develop and test on a branch and merge
to the trunk when the tests are declared passed.
[ snip
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to roll back the version of the currently used
CVSROOT/modules file?
[ correct description of amperstand modules conundrom ]
As Jim said, you're stuck. You can always do this,
cvs checkout CVSROOT cd CVSROOT
cvs update -j HEAD -j oldrev
I can't get $Name: $ to expand on an update in my script below.
It works when checking out. But, do I really have to do a checkout?
Because a clean checkout every night would be expensive over a crappy
connection.
debian$ cat test.sh
DATE=`date +%s`
TAG=test_$DATE
MODULE='t'
echo Tagging
I can't get $Name: $ to expand on an update in my script below.
It works when checking out. But, do I really have to do a checkout?
Because a clean checkout every night would be expensive over a crappy
connection.
debian$ cat test.sh
DATE=`date +%s`
TAG=test_$DATE
MODULE='t'
echo
I want some sort of build identifier attached to the source I am
building every night.
$Name:$ seems logical and it does seem like the way other people do it,
albeit with a checkout.
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Hello friends !
i have created my cvsroot under cvs account.
and i added required user under that(cvs) group.
but if i try to import files from another account it shows the error
cvs import :ERROR:can not write file ... no such file or directory.
and also i gave g+rw permission to cvs dir .
I want some sort of build identifier attached to the source I am
building every night.
Then tag your sources every night in eg astronomical time
rev20050623 for July 23rd.
$Name:$ seems logical and it does seem like the way other people do it,
albeit with a checkout.
Yes, it only gets
Hi,
I used wincvs to update the opencv source on my winndows machine. Wincvs
exited with code 0 , success.While the cvs was checking for now new
updates...it displayed
cvs checkout: Updating opencv/cv/src
But when i checked the files in the folder they are the same. What
wrong am i
Dennis von Ferenczy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[ ... ]
The problem is the following:
the cvs server is at the same time the web server where the
application runs. So I have to checkout to the web server.
But: My IDE
runs locally on my machine and it needs the complete source code
Hello Group,
After a long time I'm posting on group.
Actually I'm stuckup at some point in CVS.
1) I have migrated my cvs server to new box which is fedora core 3.
I've copied all the modules as it is to new box.
Now, I've setup several access control on modules.
The problem is, I
Hello,
I'm trying to import a new vendor release into a CVS repository. I
would like to keep the RCS history provided with the project. Is there
an easy way to achieve this?
Regards
Berthold
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Hemant Thakre wrote:
2) Another problem which I'm facing after upgradation is
*CVS Time stamping problem.
*When I checkin or commit any file to cvs server. It shows diff. time
stamp for checked in file which is around six hours less than current
time.
We use ntp for time synchronisation
Dennis von Ferenczy wrote:
Yes. Get a CVS client for your local machine and do your cvs
commits from there behind the IDE's back. On the CVS server
== web server, use the loginfo hook to keep a reference
sandbox up to date, from which the web site operates.
Dennis von Ferenczy wrote:
Dennis von Ferenczy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SNIP
Yes. Get a CVS client for your local machine and do your cvs
commits from there behind the IDE's back. On the CVS server
== web server, use the loginfo hook to keep a reference
sandbox up to date, from
Please don't use HTML in email to mail lists.
1) I have migrated my cvs server to new box which is fedora core 3.
I've copied all the modules as it is to new box.
Now, I've setup several access control on modules.
The problem is, I want to setup setgid bit on one module
including all
Yep. I downloaded, compiled, and installed for Solaris 8 on Sparc. The
manpage for initgroups indicates the following:
---
RETURN VALUES
Upon successful completion, 0 is returned. Otherwise, -1 is
returned and errno is
Aaron Jackson writes:
I'm trying to use rlog to get the history of a group of files included in
one tag. I want to be able to see all of the other tags that this file is
assigned to as well. Using the output below as an example, lets say I'm
looking for a_project_2 in the log. The output
Rancier, Jeff wrote:
Yep. I downloaded, compiled, and installed for Solaris 8 on Sparc. The
manpage for initgroups indicates the following:
SNIP
So, I SU'd and logged into the repository again and attempted to do a check
out again, with the same error. Has anyone experience this on
Thanks,
I was using my username. The results from the ypcat:
ypcat: the domainname hasn't been set on this machine.
Do I need to resolve this, or is just a method for troubleshooting?
| -Original Message-
| From: Todd Denniston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: Tuesday, June 21,
Why doesn't CVS treat HEAD like a branch tag where the branch is the
main branch, that is to say the trunk. I cannot commit files checked out
as HEAD. Treats it like a garden variety version label versus trunk.
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Rod Macpherson writes:
Why doesn't CVS treat HEAD like a branch tag where the branch is the
main branch, that is to say the trunk.
Why aren't rocks soft like pillows?
I cannot commit files checked out
as HEAD. Treats it like a garden variety version label versus trunk.
That's because it
Rancier, Jeff wrote:
Thanks,
I was using my username. The results from the ypcat:
and what is that user name? so we can see if it matches the other output, is
it your unix or MS username?
ypcat: the domainname hasn't been set on this machine.
I was making the assumption you were
OK, my username is jrancier, and my gid is 10. They are both jrancier on
Solaris and Windows. I'm using pserver, and I have no password set in my
/usr/local/cvsroot/CVSROOT/passwd. So, can I assume that the Solaris cvs
executable is failing, because I am not in the SU group locally, so the
Hi Tood,
Make sense to me, I think is better to run a style checker as a part
of the commitinfo which prevents a checkin if a particular source file
does have the xml style.
Thanks for the tip.
Moises.
-Original Message-
From: Todd Denniston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday,
Todd Denniston writes:
If you are using pserver you should not need to su, [x]inetd runs as root.
But is it set up to run pserver as root? If not, you can only run as
the user you're running pserver as -- any attempt to run as a different
user will result in similar problems (although one
Rancier, Jeff writes:
This aside, it was the cvsd on the Windows box (the repository) which was
reporting the initgroups error then? I mean, why would the local cvs client
care, right?
I'm confused -- I thought the repository was on the Solaris box?!?
Perhaps you need to start over -- tell
To paraphrase your answer: because.
The tip of the trunk is what you get when you don't specify *any* revision
or date
Yeah, I know. It's also what you get when you specify HEAD: the tip.
Use update -A to...
Yeah, I know, I've been removing sticky tags with update -A since I was knee
Todd Denniston writes:
which would imply either the user name given was invalid (for where
initgroups looked) or the additional group was. Does initgroups get pointed
at CVSROOT/passwd if it exists?
No, it just gets the username and associated gid from the system passwd
file. If the
Larry Jones wrote:
Todd Denniston writes:
If you are using pserver you should not need to su, [x]inetd runs as root.
But is it set up to run pserver as root? If not, you can only run as
the user you're running pserver as -- any attempt to run as a different
user will result in similar
It sounds like you use your production environment for
testing. Good configuration management practises dictate that
you should never do that.
Configure your local machine to behave the same way as the
production machine. Test on your local machine.
If you do not do this, then
I guess your right. I'll re-read the pserver section. Both systems are
internal, security risk in nil. I did delete the passwd file, and then I
couldn't login to the repository.
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/local/cvsroot login
Logging in to :pserver:[EMAIL
One key thing I think I ommitted, is that xinetd/cvs on Windows are
Cygwin's.
| -Original Message-
| From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 4:28 PM
| To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Cc: Rancier, Jeff; info-cvs@gnu.org
| Subject: Re: Check out fails
|
|
Rod Macpherson writes [using very long lines]:
To paraphrase your answer: because.
None of us where there when the decision was made, so you can't expect a
definitive answer. :-)
But I suspect that HEAD was created because a floating revision tag that
references the tip of the trunk is
OK. Sorry for the confusion.
The repository is on a Windows 2000 Pro box using cygwin's xinetd and
cvs (server).
(1) Here's the cygwin info:
Cygwin Configuration Diagnostics
Current System Time: Tue Jun 21 16:44:49 2005
Windows 2000 Professional Ver 5.0 Build
Rancier, Jeff writes:
One key thing I think I ommitted, is that xinetd/cvs on Windows are
Cygwin's.
The bigger thing you omitted is that you're using Windows *at all*.
Your original question only mentioned Solaris!
Again, you need to take a step back and tell us about your environment
--
I have a cvs module that has two subdirectories, images and web. I'd
like to export only the contents of the web folder into ./webserver/.
Is there a way I can do that with a simple CVS command?
Thanks
Ken Keefe
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If I understand your workflow it goes something like this:
1) cvs checkout on server machine.
2) sftp checkout to dev machine.
3) make mods and test on dev machine.
4) sftp checkout back to server machine.
5) cvs commit changes on server machine.
6) sftp changes from dev machine to the
Ken Keefe writes:
I have a cvs module that has two subdirectories, images and web. I'd
like to export only the contents of the web folder into ./webserver/.
Is there a way I can do that with a simple CVS command?
cvs export -r whatever -d webserver mymod/web
-Larry Jones
You should
Dennis von Ferenczy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your advice. But what will be the advantage? If I get you right,
then I would have to do a commit every time I want to test the changes in my
scripts,
Yes.
even if I have changed only a single line of code
Yes.
- and even if the
Berthold H?llmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to import a new vendor release into a CVS repository. I
would like to keep the RCS history provided with the project. Is there
an easy way to achieve this?
Do you mean they gave you a directory tree populated with RCS ,v files ?
If so,
I apologize in advance as this is really a question for WinCVS users but I
can't seem to find the right forum for WinCVS.
I have created a template to use on cvs commits. The template is in the
CVSROOT directory and the rcsinfo has been updated to point to the template
file. Command line cvs
Hi!
I think there is not much decide about SourceSafe yes or no.
MS SourceSafe is old, not maintained by Microsoft any more (they are
about to develop a replacement as far as I have heard), the use locking
instead of concurrency, etc. etc.
No, really, you'd better decide between:
- CVS
Edwin,
While there is much to say for the concurrent versioning philosophy,
there are also many situations where it is not the optimal solution.
(As represented by the fact that every so often this list receives
question about how to exclusively lock a file using CVS).
Of course, you are
Probably 99% of the how do I lock questions are CVS noobs
uncomfortable with the general answer: you don't.
Bottom line: locking introduces development bottlenecks with almost no
benefit. In fact it's a false sense of coordination where changes are
blown away on a regular basis: bugs magically
All, I just created from scratch, a new repository. So keep in mind I can
zap it. All my pcl-cvs commands fail, due to what looks like a trailing
'^M' somewhere. I started clean, and imported a directory, then immediately
did a checkout. Output below: As you can see, the get the problem right
Let's see if I got this straight:
1) You start with the CVS/ directories present.
2) You run an SFTP client.
3) The CVS/directories are gone.
Based on these facts, I would say that the SFTP client
removed the directories.
although this sounds rather unlikely to me, I
Dennis von Ferenczy wrote:
Let's see if I got this straight:
1) You start with the CVS/ directories present.
2) You run an SFTP client.
3) The CVS/directories are gone.
Based on these facts, I would say that the SFTP client
removed the directories.
although this
The problem is the following:
the cvs server is at the same time the web server where the application
runs. So I have to checkout to the web server. But: My IDE runs locally on
my machine and it needs the complete source code to enable it to use code
completion etc. Between my local machine and
When attempting to checkout a module using pserver, I get:
initgroups failed: Invalid argument
I googled this but didn't come up with anything helpful.
Thanks,
Jeff
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Dennis von Ferenczy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[ ... ]
The problem is the following:
the cvs server is at the same time the web server where the application
runs. So I have to checkout to the web server. But: My IDE runs locally on
my machine and it needs the complete source code to enable it
I am running a cvs server Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.12.9
(client/server) on debian linux.
When I do a checkout everything is fine and a CVS directory is present in
every directory of the checked out module. However as soon as I upload a
changed version of of my code using my SFTP-Client
Dennis von Ferenczy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I do a checkout everything is fine and a CVS directory is present in
every directory of the checked out module. However as soon as I upload a
changed version of of my code using my SFTP-Client the CVS-Directory
disappears from the directory to
Help me!~~ Help me!~ I need you guys advice.
I have to make a decision between CVS and Visual SourceSafe..
What are advantages and disadvantages over each other program??
And which one is better for stability?
(It doesn't matter free or not.)
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On Jun 17, 2005, at 7:12 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- FOR each file DO:
- cvs log file
- grep the branch name out of the output of the above
(for example, you get something like
branch: 1.164.0.14
- Get the number from above and remove the 0 and the number
On 18 Jun 2005 03:07:42 -, Hridyesh Pant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am able to get information about the files which are most frequently
changing (descending order) between two dates. but now I need how much lines
are added or removed from these files.
Hi Russ could you please
I'm ok now. Oddly I didn't find any cvs processes running on the unix
server. So I cut paste the error msgs into google and found out cvs.locks
were created by the user, inadvertently, and we had to delete them manually.
Thank you very much for the info and your time. :)
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Thank you all for your help.
I found out(by googling) this was the case and cvs had left out debris of
#cvs.rfl.blah.blah files in certain directories on the server as well as
cvs.lock files on the user's pc. Once we made sure she had checked in all
his work, we manually deleted the .lock
hi all
when I set up my repository I had a stray file called '--no-recursion'
that was a byproduct of a mistyped command. I have managed to remove
this from my local list, but when I do a cvs commit it fails. How can I
get rid of this file, since now I cannot do any more commits until this
error
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