on to
access another group's cvs repository, and I don't have the kind of
access needed to make any of those changes there.
Does anyone have any ideas, or should I pass this along to the bug-cvs
list & see if cvs can get modified to cope with the lack of a home
directory?
Thanks
a module definition, it'd make life a little easier.
(In the same vein, it'd be handy to do that with non-branch tags also,
i.e. 'cvs checkout -r version20-build foo' which is a tag on the
version20 branch that'll get moved every time CM does an official build)
None of the
ncounter problems, you can grab the source
code from that same URL and compile your own binary under 5.8.
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7;ll take a -r just like most
other commands, letting you do:
cvs log -r 1.5 foo.c
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> Does your ssh key have a passphrase? If so, create a new key without a
> passphrase.
Or better yet, use ssh-agent.
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> I'm also interested in unsubscribing. First it is not clear how to do this
> from the URL pointed to at the end of the e-mail. But also to unsubscribe I
> need my password which I have forgotten. It is apparently is mailed to me
> once a month. I think I must have missed getting it. Does anyo
wer, since you're not compressing the data stream at all.
You should probably just throw:
cvs -z3
in your ~/.cvsrc file so it always happens w/o you doing anything.
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On Fri, 2002-08-30 at 01:10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks so much. It sure took the weight off my shoulders :-).
> And what is the syntax for .cvsrc file?
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_16.html#SEC116
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