a local
repository or the rsh/ssh transport, I don't know of any way to do it
with the :pserver: method of interaction.
And here I'm just getting the shop on pserver. Fortunately,
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. These patches were written against an earlier
version of CVS, so use with caution.)
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? (I can't remove accounts from the CVS
server at this time, meaning that it would take some time and
some good reasons and likely some money to do so.)
Is there anything else I should watch for during the conversion?
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would think that export would be a closer analog of a copyout
or retrieve.
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ible.
Given that this could be a plug-compatible replacement to
everybody but the admins, why would it be new and entirely
different?
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and store it in binary.
I'd *much* rather store the text as text.
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of something unspecified. Diatribes
against proprietary Intel-based operating systems are unnecessary,
unless they contain something amusing I haven't seen (or said)
before.
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Are there things to watch for that I wouldn't notice immediately
after running it (I figure I back up and test immediately)?
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"Greg A. Woods" wrote:
[ On Monday, April 2, 2001 at 09:56:28 (-0500), David H. Thornley wrote: ]
Subject: Re: cvswrappers - any better suggestions ?
Philosophically, this seems to be a Platonist approach to
software tools, and you're in a community of Aristotelians.
at they need to make screwdrivers more paint-can-lid
compatible.
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Without actually bothering to find out myself whether this would
work or not, how about
cvs update *
? The * should expand to a list of files in the directory (which
may of course be too long to feed into the command-line arguments),
and so the update should apply only to the existing files.
-
not experiment on my repository to find out.)
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eptable for
you, you might want to investigate other options.
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/freeware/cvslines/
And then do a google search to actually find the thing. It hasn't
been updated since '97, and is not available at its own site.
Those seem like reasons not to mention it.
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is still not ready enough for me to recommend
for the company (actually, I'm waiting for 4.1), so we're still
using what I had intended as a temporary solution.
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doing some serious rewriting or switching to another
system. Have you looked at Noel Yap's patches at the Renegade
CVS project on Sourceforge? He's added some functionality
to the "cvs edit" system which makes it closer to being a lock.
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at you're saying, and
so I can't possibly help you. If you tell me in low-level
detail what you want, I can probably tell you it can't be done
in CVS (since that's true of most of such questions). If I
understand what you're trying to accomplish, I might be able
to come up with something appropriate.
ow and how you're doing it. Whether
this means using something else or changing the process is a
judgment call.
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t and have to use CVS.
You can use CVS inside the tool, but you're going to have to
wrap functionality around it. I don't see any other way.
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n. The idea of merging changes together without
locks has proved very successful on many projects. Why would
it not work on yours?
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, and SourceForge (and presumably other places) want
SSH 1.
I hope that helps...
Sure does. Thanks.
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and MacSSH
on macssh.com. The config instructions for MacSSH include
how to do a tunnel, but I haven't set it up yet.
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about the networking involved.
Any pointers?
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erful
solution isn't immediately obvious.
The significant thing is whether this would benefit a large enough
group of people to make it worth doing as some sort of option.
I think it would, but I'm not volunteering to do the coding on
it.
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for trying to
use a accent- and jargon-based joke in an international forum.)
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in the master source files.
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does run a much more professional shop than I do at home.)
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problem with what I've suggested, please tell us
what it is.
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any sort of added security
problem to give developers permission to do what they already
can do.
If you aren't the sysadmin, then, talk to the sysadmin. Adding a
group, and adding members to the group, is fairly easy.
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but I find it difficult to consider that a fault.
I think that the correct thing for you to do is to try to find
an appropriate tool or adapt a somewhat inappropriate one, and
that is what you are doing.
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ing merged. If it begins with a C, then
your version is incompatible for some reason with the version
in the repository, usually because both you and somebody else
have made conflicting changes.
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d updates of the files will be read-only, and this
will be a reminder to "cvs edit" before working on the files.
(Yes, the developer can change permissions by himself or herself.
If you can't trust somebody to follow basic procedure, fire that
person.)
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Donald Sharp wrote:
On Fri, Dec 01, 2000 at 09:47:52AM -0600, David H. Thornley wrote:
Donald Sharp wrote:
If the return codes for a program are reversed on vms,
such that success = 1 and failure = 0, then cvs would
always exit with a failure on vms systems. Attached
hat should be fixed. CVS is supposed to be portable, and
any main() should return only EXIT_SUCCESS or 0 (which are
interchangeable) and EXIT_FAILURE.
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code widely distributed
before people realized they weren't very good ideas after all.
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Thomas Olausson wrote:
This topic has been discussed numerous times and I still haven't seen an
absolute need to use "cvs admin -l".
Well, some people don't trust that if someone gets a conflict when
trying to merge, that the resulting file will be OK, because of human
errors.
I
ed tracks, which can
be the trunk or a branch. Remember that, while the users should
be concerned with tags and not revision numbers, CVS has to have
revision numbers. What revision number should the file as modified
have?
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FWIW, I also subscribe to the gnu Gnats mailing list, and just got
a couple of pairs of emails from there. I'd suspect gnu rather than
egroups.
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Tobias Weingartner wrote:
I'm going to agree with this wholeheartedly. *Most* of the FAQ's asked here
are of the form "Why can't I, or How do I, do 'locking', etc". If those
people had bothered to read the manual, they would have (with even half an
IQ point) noticed that CVS advocates a
Mike Friemann wrote:
The company that I work for has two offices in the US. We decided to
look into CVS so that both offices would have access to the same
source repository.
The server sits out on the web and the clients are behind a firewall.
We can get WinCVS clients to connect to a
pei1 wrote:
Dear Sir / Madam:
We decided to bring the major revision number up to 3.1 so I did
a command:
cvs commit -m "Change major revision number." -r 3.1
This is almost certainly the wrong thing to do. It is best to
leave the revision numbers alone, using them only as
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