Matt Olson wrote:
We're trying to change the file's group after a commit. We've tried a
call to chgrp (actually, a wrapper script around chgrp) in commitinfo, in
loginfo (via %s expansion), and with -i in modules. None works. I've
looked through Cederkvist and the Coriolis book, with no
Lee Chalupa wrote:
I currently subscribe to a website that is hosted by a thirdparty ISP.
The ISP runs Sun servers. I can access my account with various clients
and protocols such as ssh etc.
I am wondering if I can run the cvs server in this type of environment?
In other words, if this
Lance Stephens wrote:
In general, we perform all our developement using branches. To do this,
we perform the following steps:
1. cvs checkout ...
2. for each file to be modified, cvs edit (we use cvs watch)
3. modify files
4. for each file modified, cvs tag -b branch_name file_name (we do not
Hans Almqvist wrote:
I am running WinCvs 1.3.8.1 Build 1. on my client
and Linux RH 7.1 on the server.
...
When I try to use SSH I get the fallowing:
//
NEW CVSROOT: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr2/cvsroot (ssh authentication)
cvs -d :ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr2/cvsroot init
bash: cvs: command not
Mullican, Catherine wrote:
Some files were checked in with the permissions set to 644. They need to be
755. I tried changing the permissions, making some whitespace changes, and
checking the files back in, but they're still 644 on checkout. Other files
in the project have the correct
Bulent Erdemir wrote:
Note. With this solution, you'll have to manually adjust your Windows
clock every daylighy saving change, which is twice a year. This is
acceptable for us until we have a fix for this.
Last time this came up (October last year IIRC) someone posting a URL for
a
Steve P wrote:
ssh -l username host 'cvs'I get a cvs: command not found
Look up the usage for and set the CVS_SERVER environment variable, which
allows you to specify the path to the cvs binary on a remote server.
- Andrew
--
Perfection is reached, not when there is no longer
Can anyone explain why cvs annotate makes use of some information from a
sandbox (repository location etc.), but doesn't look at its sticky tags?
While the actual behaviour (CVS 1.11) does match the documentation, it
seems strange that I have to explicitly add -r BRANCH_xx to get it to
DWIM
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nicholas Catanchin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
You might get conflicts on the second import, but - whether it conflicts
or not - you need to merge the two revisions together using:
cvs co -jolder_revision -jnewer_revision (-ko) module
That command
Ruprecht Helms wrote:
where is an good HOWTO to configure wincvs using ssh.
For testing ssh I've installed putty on my win2000-box.
http://www.aps.anl.gov/~anj/wincvs.html explains how to set up a Unix
account on the server and use putty/plink/pageant with wincvs. It's a few
months old
Wolfgang Kormann wrote:
Do you know helpful programs for CVS (for Linux, AIX or Win)
especially I am looking for
- GUI client (WinCVS for Linux, AIX)
tkcvs - http://www.twobarleycorns.net/tkcvs.html
- Andrew
--
Perfection is reached, not when there is no longer anything to add,
but
Larry Jones wrote:
Richard F Weber writes:
Is subversion (http://subversion.tigris.org/) the future of CVS, or is
it being developed by a totally separate group of individuals?
It's a completely separate project.
It's interesting to note though that one of the key developers Karl
René Schade wrote:
We are running a CVS server on our Win 2000 server and two people are using
it.
One of us is using cvs (from cygwin) and bash to update files.
The other is using cvs (form cygwin) and DOS to update files.
Are you using exactly the same version of cvs/cygwin with the
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