Hello,
I know there are some discussions in the past about using tags with cvs log,
but I found no answer to my current problem.
I need to get the changes which are made on some files since a specific tag.
My Problem is to get also changes from files, which don't have the specified
tag, because
Can any one help in fixing this error. please
cvs commit -m "MICS Id:104226 \nDescription:adding new files " ehelp.xml (in
directory E:\en-US)
cvs [server aborted]: received abort signal
cvs: hash.c:312: findnode: A ssertion `key != ((void *)0)'
failed.
*CVS exited normally with code
The original question was:
A user did a cvs init on an existing repository. Is this generally safe,
or might it be advisable to go back and check for differences against a
backup?
CVS version is 1.11.17
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/info-cvs/2004-05/msg00050.html
presumably contains an
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/info-cvs/2004-12/msg00074.html
Raises confidence that nothing bad happens, and, since CVS has been
updated since the repository was created, implies that it should
have been done anyway.
From: Larry Jones
Subject: Re: Some questions on CVS upgrade
Date:
S I wrote:
Hi
Is there any way to force the users to comment or annotate their commits
or checkins?
I know by default the -m comment goes here the system asks them to
provide a brief comment, however, this can easily be bypassed.
Can a template be set up or is there anyway to do this through
Hello,
I'm using vcp to port a VSS database to CVS and every time it starts
trying to commit to the local cvs repository, I get this message.
Any remedies ?
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Zeus Crisp [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello all,
Hoping someone can help as I am a new users to CVS.
I would like to know if there is a way to lock a specific branch to
block commits within a CVS environment.
Hello all,
Hoping someone can help as I am a new users to CVS.
I would like to know if there is a way to lock a specific branch to block commits within a CVS environment.
We have an environment where we have several branches all created off main. I would like to have the ability to manage the
I have a CVS module (named ldas) where I would like to merge the
contents of a branch into the trunk. According to the documentation,
is seems that I should be able to du this using cvs update -j
branch-tag. However, this does not work. No merging takes place,
the files on the trunk do not
On Fri, May 13, 2005 at 10:04:59AM +0200, Asbjørn Sæbø wrote:
I have a CVS module (named ldas) where I would like to merge the
contents of a branch into the trunk. According to the documentation,
is seems that I should be able to du this using cvs update -j
branch-tag. However, this does not
--- Jim Hyslop [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
Pedro Hernandez wrote:
Hello folks!
cvs 1.11.20 on Whitebox Linux 3
I'm trying to make a directory watched by default, reading in
Cederqvist
Command: cvs watch on [-lR] [files]...
...
Is this a bug in cvs, the doc or in my head?
Dear Mark,
Thank you for your precious informations.
I Download the gdb package and used it as you tell me.
bt showed 3 functions including re_search
After downloading the cvs sources, I could locate them in the lib directory.
So the problem was internal to cvs. I reinstalled it from sources
I am trying to determine how pserver authentication works. I understand
when you do a cvs login that it creates ~/.cvspass file. Therefore, I'm
guessing that whenever you are running cvs commands cvs blindly combines the
USER from whichever method wins (either using the pserver info found in
Asbjørn Sæbø wrote:
On Fri, May 13, 2005 at 10:04:59AM +0200, Asbjørn Sæbø wrote:
I have a CVS module (named ldas) where I would like to merge the
contents of a branch into the trunk. According to the documentation,
is seems that I should be able to du this using cvs update -j
branch-tag.
Todd Foster wrote:
I am trying to determine how pserver authentication works. I understand
when you do a cvs login that it creates ~/.cvspass file. Therefore, I'm
guessing that whenever you are running cvs commands cvs blindly combines
the USER from whichever method wins (either using the
Hridyesh Pant wrote:
Hi Jim,
I need ur help,some how i deleted 1.1 revision of some files.can i restore this
revision.
The only way to actually delete a revision of a file is using the 'cvs
admin -o' command. There is no way to undo that action, except by
restoring the repository file from your
Todd Foster writes:
I am trying to determine how pserver authentication works. I understand
when you do a cvs login that it creates ~/.cvspass file. Therefore, I'm
guessing that whenever you are running cvs commands cvs blindly combines the
USER from whichever method wins (either using
Thanks Larry, that sounds like what we need to do for our environment. I
just want to make sure I understand what the CVSROOT would look like without
the user name.
Old:
:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/proj/cvsroot
New:
:pserver:/proj/cvsroot
OR
:pserver::/peroj/cvsroot
Do you need to have extra
CVS sounds like a possible solution to the following scenario:
We are currently looking at backing up our main [file] servers to a remote
site's hard disk. The requirements are:
All files to be copied to the remote site just once (i.e. so that 200Gb does
not get transferred every night/week
According to information I've read on the web, when a commit is made on a
local machine to a remote server, exact copies (i.e. non-RCS format) of the
files being committed are created temporarily on the server so that they
are available for commitinfo scripts to act on them. I need to write a
[apologies if this goes out twice - I tried it on my local server but
that appeared to fail to propagate, probably because my upstream server
doesn't carry the gnu hierarchy]
About a month ago I made a decision to make a major change to one of my
library APIs. The change was one I'd been planning
Merlin Beedell wrote:
CVS sounds like a possible solution to the following scenario:
We are currently looking at backing up our main [file] servers to a remote
site's hard disk. The requirements are:
All files to be copied to the remote site just once (i.e. so that 200Gb does
not get
I would like to know the procedure/steps to follow to do a
migration of a project under the CVS repository on a Windows XP box to a CVS
repository under Linux. The CVS versions are same on both the boxes. I would
like to retain all the version history and log information during the
I have a simply little question. I do a lot of web based project that often
have images. Is their and do's or don'ts that I be watching for with images.
Should I not include them when I import a project?
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According to information I've read on the web, when a commit is made on a
local machine to a remote server, exact copies (i.e. non-RCS format) of the
files being committed are created temporarily on the server so that they
are available for commitinfo scripts to act
Simon Brooke writes:
-[simon]- cvs co -D2005-04-10 jacquard
-[simon]- cd jacquard
-[simon]- cvs tag -b jacquard-1-10-stable-root
This probably should have been an ordinary tag (without -b). If you
really used -b, you should be able to convert it to a normal revision
tag with:
cvs
If you can live with only one version, then it seems to me that rsync fits the bill perfectly.
On 5/12/05, Todd Denniston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Merlin Beedell wrote: CVS sounds like a possible solution to the following scenario:
We are currently looking at backing up our main [file] servers to
Hello,
I installed cvs prerequisite packages on a solaris 8 server :
diffutils-2.8.1-sol8-sparc-local.gz
rcs-5.7-sol8-sparc-local.gz
cvs-1.11.19-sol8-sparc-local.gz
Created the empty directory tree of my application Initialized cvs
[EMAIL PROTECTED] $ cvs -d /dat/cvsroot init
$ ll
drwxrwxr-x 3
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I installed cvs prerequisite packages on a solaris 8 server :
diffutils-2.8.1-sol8-sparc-local.gz
rcs-5.7-sol8-sparc-local.gz
cvs-1.11.19-sol8-sparc-local.gz
All you should have needed as
You must be Dusty on CM Crossroads then? ;-)
I've been thinking about this since reading it on CM Crossroads this morning. I don't think it would be too terribly complicated. On the server side, I think it's just a matter of packing up the entire repository and ftp'ing it to the new server (or
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been thinking about this since reading it on CM Crossroads this
morning. I don't think it would be too terribly complicated. On the
server side, I think it's just a matter of packing up the entire
repository and ftp'ing it to the new server (or just copying it if
Mychael Scribner wrote:
I have a simply little question. I do a lot of web based project that often
have images. Is their and do's or don'ts that I be watching for with images.
Should I not include them when I import a project?
There's no reason to exclude them. Just make sure you mark them as
Hello folks!
cvs 1.11.20 on Whitebox Linux 3
I'm trying to make a directory watched by default, reading in
Cederqvist
Command: cvs watch on [-lR] [files]...
...
If files includes the name of a directory, CVS arranges to watch all
files added to the corresponding repository directory, and sets a
Hi,
How to get a CVS server and client web site http://cvshome.org
Thanks
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How to get a CVS server and client web site http://cvshome.org
http://viewcvs.sourceforge.net
-- Mark
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Pedro Hernandez wrote:
Hello folks!
cvs 1.11.20 on Whitebox Linux 3
I'm trying to make a directory watched by default, reading in
Cederqvist
Command: cvs watch on [-lR] [files]...
...
Is this a bug in cvs, the doc or in my head?
It's a bug in CVS. The workaround is to issue the command from within
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Do I set this value on the server side? I'll
look at it. Thanks
You will wish to look and see if it is set by
checking out the CVSROOT/config file from the
repository.
Read
where can i find faq for that group?
where can i find anything about encrypting the CVS storage content?
td
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where can i find faq for that group?
The starting point for all things CVS is:
http://www.cvshome.org/
where can i find anything about encrypting the CVS storage content?
CVS has no repository encryption support. Depending on what problem
you're trying to solve, it may
Hi All,
I am using the following command to generate one History Log Output.
cvs history -c -a -D 20050504
The output looks like this,
M 5/4/200513:13 0 pg5658 1.42
LSFReportGenerator.java
CentrexMateEJB/ejbModule/com/sbc/telecommgr/ejb/util/list/lsf ==
remote
I
Venkatesh, Vijay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I guess this is a fairly often asked question
but just wanted to run this by everyone to get
some feedback first. (am referring to the
essential cvs guidebook)
Have two branches app4 and app4_test, which I
need to merge (and have done so already into the
OK, topleveladmin on the server is set to NO. Should it be set to yes?
But per Richard or Arno, I renamed the cvs subdir (to mycvs) and I'm fine
now checking to the root, however, a new problem has come up: if the projx
already exists on the root when I originally did cvs co -P projx,
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OK, topleveladmin on the server is set to NO. Should it be set to yes?
It should be set to do what you intend to see done. The default is NO.
But per Richard or Arno, I renamed the cvs subdir (to mycvs) and I'm
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Venkatesh, Vijay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I guess this is a fairly often asked question
but just wanted to run this by everyone to get
some feedback first. (am referring to the
essential cvs
That was more response than I had even hoped for. This is a good candidate
to become a sticky at my desk somewhere :)
Thank you!
Arno
I haven't done much merging myself lately, but I always believed a
branch-to-branch merge needed two states (tags) of the source branch,
and the current state of
Mark D. Baushke wrote:
If you see that you are indeed configured to use
TopLevelAdmin=yes, then Arno Schuring's analysis
that you are unable to create and populate a
C:\CVS directory is likely the root-cause of your
problem.
I think the analysis Arno provided is exactly right, and has nothing to
Thank you guys for all your help. That other 2nd problem went away after I
rebooted. You guys were right, the cvs folder interfered and made a mess.
Thank God or helpful people. :)
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I guess this is a fairly often asked question
but just wanted to run this by everyone to get
some feedback first. (am referring to the
essential cvs guidebook)
Have two branches app4 and app4_test,
Hi,
I have successfully setup up a CVS repositiory using CYGWIN on my XP
box. I would now like to allow a remote user to be able to update and
commit to this repository. How can i do this? i have looked at some
instuctions out there on the web, but none seem to offer instructions
on how to
Please specifiy your actions. In $CVSROOT/CVSROOT shouldn't be a passwd
file.
Also there are no passwords saved in a passwd file.
You have to do 'passwd user' and then type in the password two times.
Thorsten
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Sent:
Hello,
how is it achieved that FreeBSD users can receive src files via cvsup
that are tagged with a RELEASE tag (RELENG_4, RELENG_5,...) while the
branch is under further development?
Is it possible to merge one branch into another and have that available
under the same tag?
Everything I
Hi all,
How Branch Numbers are formed Internally in CVS.
I read the manual it is really confusing.
We have two branches, after we created the second branch, when the
developers start committing the files,
I found out that one file is committed with 1.12.2.1
And other with 1.1.4.1
Please help me
SUBRAMANIAN, SARAVANAN (SBCSI) writes:
How Branch Numbers are formed Internally in CVS.
Branch numbers are formed by appending an even number to the number of
the revision the branch is based on. Since revision numbers are file
specific, a branch has different numbers in different files.
I
On Tue, 10 May 2005, SUBRAMANIAN, SARAVANAN (SBCSI) wrote:
How Branch Numbers are formed Internally in CVS.
I read the manual it is really confusing.
Branch numbers, like verison numbers, are independently assigned in
each file. As branches are sprouted from version X.Y of some file, then
the
OK, I wrote this email and looks like it was bounced back or didn't get
through to the mailing list, however, if it did, please pardon the
redundancy.
Hi
I've tried 4 or 5 different Windows command-line versions of cvs.exe from
(1.10.5 to 1.11.20). Created a folder called cvs directly under
The more I look into CVS the less I understand. Perhaps you can help me...
When using -r HEAD I do not seem to get the latest revision on the trunk:
$ cvs log foo.c
RCS file: /cvs/path/foo.c,v
Working file: foo.c
head: 1.2
branch:
locks: strict
access list:
symbolic names:
Hello,
* On Tue, May 10, 2005 at 08:57:48AM -0700 S I wrote:
OK, I wrote this email and looks like it was bounced back or didn't
get through to the mailing list, however, if it did, please pardon the
redundancy.
This mail went through. Anyway, the mail server often needs some time to
deliver
Hello,
* On Tue, May 10, 2005 at 09:51:50AM -0700 S I wrote:
I don't have this problem on WinNT, however, only on WinXP or Win2003
servers.
Well, ok. I use my XP (SP1) box (with a self-compiled cvs 1.11.17 on
cygwin), set the paths correctly for accessing CVS and SSH, and tried it
myself:
Thank you for your help.
I searched the cvshome.org last week and found what it seemed, that couple
of developers were talking and threading about this; yesterday, my search
was not successful and I could not relocate that page again. I wish I had
bookmarked it. Their site is NOT very
for bash or other bourne shell variations use:
CVS_RSH=/usr/bin/ssh; export CVS_RSH
Thanks for that hint. I was doing it a slightly different way, which I
thought was working as echo $CVS_RSH worked, but clealry CVS didnt like
it!
Andrew
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I am using the STAT CVS to produce the Commit Log Report.
But the problem with that is, it is not producing the Commit Log for the
Branches.
Any ready made script is available to produce the commit log in CVS.
Please help me with that.
Thanks
SARAVANAN SUBRMANIAN
SCM
Centrex Mate
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for bash or other bourne shell variations use:
CVS_RSH=/usr/bin/ssh; export CVS_RSH
Thanks for that hint. I was doing it a slightly different way, which I
thought was working as echo $CVS_RSH worked, but
Andrew DeFaria wrote:
The more I look into CVS the less I understand. Perhaps you can help me...
When using -r HEAD I do not seem to get the latest revision on the trunk:
As you've found, 'HEAD' means the latest revision on the trunk for all
commands except 'diff', where it means the latest
SUBRAMANIAN, SARAVANAN (SBCSI) wrote:
Hi all,
How Branch Numbers are formed Internally in CVS.
I read the manual it is really confusing.
We have two branches, after we created the second branch, when the
developers start committing the files,
I found out that one file is committed with 1.12.2.1
I'm not sure, but I might have (at least) a clue for you...
Hi
I've tried 4 or 5 different Windows command-line versions of cvs.exe from
(1.10.5 to 1.11.20). Created a folder called cvs directly under C:\,
pointed the path stmt to it. Created Home=C: and CVSROO envrionment
variables, etc and
Hey Arno
Thanks. Duh! Sometimes I wonder about me. That didn't even occur to me.
I'll give it a try tomorrow and will let you know. I think you may be very
correct. On the NT machine, these errors did not occur simply because
cvs.exe was just uder the root by itself not under its reserved
Do I set this value on the server side? I'll look at it. Thanks
Steve
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Has anyone used CVS with SSH authorization on OS 10.4?
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Yes, no problems here
Am 09.05.2005 um 13:06 schrieb Thorsten Schacht:
Has anyone used CVS with SSH authorization on OS 10.4?
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I'm ignoring the problem on Windows for the time being because theres a
separate mailing list for Tortoise CVS, but on OS X, where I'm running the
normal Unix version of CVS, my OpenSSH client is at
/usr/bin/ssh
I've set the CVS_RSH environment variable to /usr/bin/ssh, /usr/bin and
ssh, and
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I'm ignoring the problem on Windows for the time being because theres a
separate mailing list for Tortoise CVS, but on OS X, where I'm running the
normal Unix version of CVS, my OpenSSH client is at
Hi
I need to lock a Branch, so that no one can check out or check in some
information into it.
I don't have access to the CVS host machine, but I am connecting it
through the CVS Binaries
Please help me out with that.
Thanks
SARAVANAN SUBRMANIAN
SCM
Centrex Mate
Hi,
I guess this is a fairly often asked question but just wanted to run this by
everyone to get some
feedback first. (am referring to the essential cvs guidebook)
Have two branches app4 and app4_test, which I need to merge (and have done
so already into the
app4 branch, so merged from app4_test
Hi
I've tried 4 or 5 different Windows command-line versions of cvs.exe from
(1.10.5 to 1.11.20). Created a folder called cvs directly under C:\, pointed
the path stmt to it. Created Home=C: and CVSROO envrionment variables, etc
and successfully logged in to our linux repository where CVS is
P.s. I meant to say WinXP desktop and Win2003 netwrk servers and
repositories being on Linux servers. Thanks again
Hi
I've tried 4 or 5 different Windows command-line versions of cvs.exe from
(1.10.5 to 1.11.20). Created a folder called cvs directly under C:\, pointed
the path stmt to it.
SUBRAMANIAN, SARAVANAN (SBCSI) wrote:
Hi
I need to lock a Branch, so that no one can check out or check in some
information into it.
First of all, do you really need to lock the branch? Can you not trust
your developers?
I don't have access to the CVS host machine, but I am connecting it
The situation:
You take open source project and make changes.
What is the best way to keep changed source
if you want to maintain original uptodate?
Do not consider to send patch to original project.
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Hi everyone,
I am a newbie to cvs. Just recently managed
to install cvs on my westhost vps (it wasnt great at all, no root
permission, no xinetd.conf access). I planned to tunnel cvs connection thru SSH
connection because there is no xinetd config file available on my vps. Anyway,
I
Any idea why I cant access a repository to checkout a project remotely,
but I can on the local machine.
I'm trying to do it with CVS on Mac OS X which is installed by default,
along with OpenSSH. I'm also trying it with TortoiseCVS on Windows, which
I beleive includes i'ts own SSH client (a copy
On 5/8/05, Andrew Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any idea why I cant access a repository to checkout a project remotely,
but I can on the local machine.
I'm trying to do it with CVS on Mac OS X which is installed by default,
along with OpenSSH. I'm also trying it with TortoiseCVS on Windows,
Is your CVS_RSH env var set?
I'm pretty sure it is on Windows, but what about OS X. Is this a standard
Unix shell variable or what?
echo $CVS_RSH just gives an empty line.
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Michael Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I need a fature in version 1.12 of cvs
(post-tagging hook).
For what it is worth, backporting that single
feature to cvs 1.11.x should not be that hard for
you to do...
How stable is the 1.12 branch? Is
I just wanted
to know if there is any way in CVS to do validation check in, i.e.
Developer
checks out a module from CVS
Developer makes
some changes in the code.
Developer then
checks in the module as validation check in.
At this stage by
validation check in I mean that the module has
Arno,
This was most helpfulit works.
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Q) Are you using 1.12.x as your primary version of CVS?
Yes.
Q) Do you need more features for a stable release?
No.
~Matt
Maybe now is a good time to ask the question to
this list. How many folks are already using cvs
1.12.x as their primary version of CVS and believe
it is getting
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I just wanted to know if there is any way in CVS to do validation
check in,
No, CVS is the wrong tool for your task.
i.e.
Developer checks out a module from CVS
Developer makes some changes in the
Khurram Rashid writes:
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Please do not send MIME and/or HTML encrypted messages to the list, or even
to me directly.
Plain text only, PLEASE!
I just wanted to know if there is any way in CVS to do
validation check in, i.e.
Developer checks out a
We have three 1.12.x servers in production, no new features needed
here for a stable release.
On 5/5/05, Mark D. Baushke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe now is a good time to ask the question to
this list. How many folks are already using cvs
1.12.x as their primary version of CVS and believe
Ditto.
(Side note: I use a combination of command line cvs and gui cvs control
with netbeans (3.6 and 4) because it has NEVER worked nicely (the gui
that is) whether it is interfacing with the version I have installed or
using its own. I assume that is because it doesn't get adjusted for the
Okay, I got it to work. The thing I was doing wrong was trying to do
cvs init as root.
Now I have another problem. (joy) When I give passwords to users in
the passwd file in $CVSROOT/CVSROOT, they can't log in remotely. I
don't know why, but when they don't have password and are listed they
hi,
how does one specify, in the common syntax, the exclusion of a file?
For example, I want to apply a script called bugz.txt to ALL commits
except modules listed at the bottom of rcsinfo. i have this regular
expression in rcsinfo that I thought tells cvs to apply bugz.txt to all
modules that DO
David Leskovac writes:
Okay. So, just to be clear, this is actually a 3-step process:
1. Checkout branch:
cvs co -r branchname module
2. Rename from sandbox:
cd to root of module in sandbox
cvs admin -n newname:oldname
3. Delete original tag name sandbox:
cd to root of
David Leskovac writes:
If the cvs admin -n command renames branches why the need to delete
the original branch name? What happens if you don't delete the original name?
admin -n doesn't rename the branch, it just creates a new name for it.
If you don't delete the old name, you can use either
You are confusing [^] with ^
^test-mode matches from the beginning of the line. [^1234] matches
a character other than 1234.
http://www.regular-expressions.info/reference.html
I am not aware of a general purpose not for regular expressions.
As a rule, regular expressions try to match
I need a fature in version 1.12 of cvs (post-tagging hook).
How stable is the 1.12 branch? Is there a published timeframe for when
1.12 will be stable? Does anyone on this distribution have an estimate?
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You are confusing [^] with ^
^test-mode matches from the beginning of the line. [^1234] matches
a character other than 1234.
http://www.regular-expressions.info/reference.html
I am not aware of a general purpose not for regular expressions.
As a rule, regular expressions try to match something,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is like the third reference I've seen to a contrib directory...
where is it?
As I said, it's in the source code distribution. Download the source
code from www.cvshome.org.
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From: Arthur Barrett
hello, i downloaded cvs-1-11-20.zip from https://ccvs.cvshome.org but
i cant find information about wich windows versions are supported. Is
Windows 2003 server suitable for cvs server ?
You may also need cygwin and other tools to run this version of CVS on
Windows
Conrad,
hello, i downloaded cvs-1-11-20.zip from https://ccvs.cvshome.org but
i can´t find information about wich windows versions are supported.
Is Windows 2003 server suitable for cvs server ?
You may also need cygwin and other tools to run this version of CVS on
Windows Server 2003.
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