What is the safest/best way to remove a branch full of files from the
repository?
I was thinking that cvs rtag -d or cvs tag -d
are not sufficient enough.
Danial.
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In UNIX, if I had the repository and all the scripts set up in CVS
1.10, then if i start using the binary for CVS 1.11 during the middle
of our code development, will my repository get screwed up?
Danial
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le directory instead of getting all the files
merged? I can't use "cvs update -C" because I have version 1.10, which
doesn't implement it, and it is a hassle for everyone else to upgrade to
version 1.11.1.
Danial.
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I had this problem before. I think you have to set write permissions
(e.g. chmod -R o+w *) on the directories you want to checkout. They're
probably set to read-only now.
Danial.
Arcin Bozkurt wrote:
> This is what I get when doing an update:
>
> cvs server: Updating .
> cvs
Actually i did at first remove that line. But CVS wouldn't log in anymore,
it gave me an error saying it can't find CVSROOT. So I had to use the "cvs
-w line".
Danial.
Larry Jones wrote:
> Danial Islam writes:
> >
> > Yes I have tried to read it. I don&#
Noel Yap wrote:
> --- Danial Islam ?[EMAIL PROTECTED]? wrote:
> ? Hmmm. it's always been like this on my machine as
> ? well as when the repository
> ? was on another machine. I don't have the $CVSREAD
> ? environment variable set, so
> ? I do not know what my proble
No, I am not applying any watch on these files. Just the usual pserver stuff.
Danial.
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> > Danial Islam writes:
> > >
> > > Instead of performing a "chmod +w filename.c" on each file you want to
> > > edit, is it possible to ha
Hmmm. it's always been like this on my machine as well as when the repository
was on another machine. I don't have the $CVSREAD environment variable set, so
I do not know what my problem may be.
Danial.
Larry Jones wrote:
> Danial Islam writes:
> >
> > Instead
Instead of performing a "chmod +w filename.c" on each file you want to
edit, is it possible to have write permissions set automatically on a
checkout or update?
Danial.
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I know that, but it may create confusion among first-time CVS users if
nothing happens on login. I want to know if there is a script to issue
after logins.
Danial.
Larry Jones wrote:
> Danial Islam writes:
> >
> > Is there a way to notify the user that they have logged
Is there a way to notify the user that they have logged in successfuly
after entering the password on a "cvs login"?
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st|CAIPRS|CAIPRS7670|test
O3cbae1fe|melgemai|/test|CAIPRS|CAIPRS7670|test
O3cbae383|melgemai|/test|CAIPRS|CAIPRS7670|test
Therefore, how should I run the 'cvs history' command so that it shows
the entire history (i.e. for all users) in a readable format, sim
Oh gosh... nevermind. I realized you don't move the viewcvs.conf file into
your apache/conf directory (unlike cvsweb.conf)! You configure viewcvs.conf
in the directory where viewcvs was installed. I set up rcs_path and it
worked.
Danial.
Danial Islam wrote:
> Anyone tried using
act that rcs_path
in viewcvs.conf is not set properly. But I have tried different paths to
rcs as well as downloading and installing RCS 5.7 on my Solaris 5.8
machine. Still no luck.
Danial.
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Should be:
cvs history -T
brianpdoyle wrote:
> Once you have created a branch or a tag on a module is there a way to
> find out the date and time that the branch was created? Thanks.
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#x27;file.c' is added and thus all
the branches need to be updated with this new file. How will I do this?
Would I have to use the brute force method, i.e. manually copy 'file.c'
from the trunk's directory to all the branches and do a 'cvs add file.c'
on them all?
Da
check-in any files that I modified from it, it says the sticky
tag is not on a branch.
How would someone be able to checkin from a tagged part of the stream?
Or would I have to create a branch from Release1 and then have them
checkin to this branch and merge to the MAIN stream f
Here is my shell script, attached. Perhaps you know how I can fix it up, or
maybe I can have a look at your code?
Danial.
Brian Poynor wrote:
> You can't really do this with the CVSROOT/passwd file. But if you are
> primarily concerned about who can commit to Branch A and Branch B (as
is be done
in UNIX?
How would I modify the CVSROOT/passwd file to accomodate this? Right now
my passwd file currently has [unix ID]:[encoded password] for each user.
Any help would really, really be appreciated!
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Hi, I'm trying to merge a tree into a branch but am having some
problems.
First of all, I have an already existing tree called X which I want to
merge into Branch_X. (See diagram below) The developers will commit
their code in X and I will do the merges into Branch_X.
"Main" is a new tree which
Hi, I'm trying to enable the watch feature in CVS but it doesn't
seem to work. Is there some option I need to enable to make this
work?
I tried using "cvs watch on filename.c" and also "cvs watch add
filename.c" (filename.c is a valid file name) and I got the
following result both times:
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