--- Larry Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
=?iso-8859-1?q?E=20B?= writes:
Lets say I add a few files and delele a few files
and modify a few other files in my checked out
folder. and I want to commit all these changes.
This requires to do a cvs add and cvs delete
before
a commit.
Lets say I add a few files and delele a few files
and modify a few other files in my checked out
folder. and I want to commit all these changes.
This requires to do a cvs add and cvs delete before
a commit. This is a tedious process if the number of
such additions and deletions are large in
how do I create a module from the client?
If I do it with cvs import, I dont see it
using cvs co -c.
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From: E B [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 1:34 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: import vs cvs co -c
how do I create a module from the client?
If I do it with cvs import, I dont see it
using cvs co -c
While running the command (on windows 2000)
cvs -d:pserver:user@host:/home/cvsroot co -c
from with a java program(jdk1.3.1), I am getting the
following error:
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot create socket: Unknown
socket error: 10106
on some machines it says
Network subsystem unavailable.
Any
I want to simlate multiple users loging into
cvs server, programmatically.
1. Can passwd be supplied using any mechanism
other than ~/.cvspass
2. Is the location of .cvspass flexible (it seems
not, but am i correct?).
3. lets say I am user X, and when I login, I have
this new file ~X/.cvsfile.
--- Larry Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
=?iso-8859-1?q?E=20B?= writes:
1. Can passwd be supplied using any mechanism
other than ~/.cvspass
As of CVS 1.11.1, you can specify the password in
the CVSROOT:
:pserver:user:password@host/cvsroot
but it's not recommended.
My
--- E B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- Larry
Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
=?iso-8859-1?q?E=20B?= writes:
1. Can passwd be supplied using any mechanism
other than ~/.cvspass
As of CVS 1.11.1, you can specify the password in
the CVSROOT:
:pserver:user:password@host
cd /a/b/sandbox; cvs XXX c/d
cvs XXX /a/b/sandbox/c/d
Just curious, when the first one works what prevents
the second one from working. In both the cases
cvs has to go to directory /a/b/sandbox/c and get
hold of the CVS folder.
eb!
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Hello cvs guys
My local working repository is at /home/jim/work.
now to add a file/dir under this directory I have
to
cd /home/jim/work
cvs add newfile
Instead I want something like.
$pwd
/some/unknown/directory
$cvs -L /home/jim/work add newfile
ie., I want to specify the working directory
Two questions:
(cvs server and client are two different machines).
1. I created a repository using cvs import, from
the client. Now I want to a) remove this repository
or b) make this repository obsolete. How can this
be done from a client. I couldnt find in the archives
or manuals.
2. Same
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