Well! In this case the best thing to do is to use a GUI which will
enable you to select the required files or dseselect the files which are
not required.
On GNU/Linux clients gCVS is a very good option and WinCVS is the best
for Windows. You can get both from http://www.wincvs.org
Gagneet
>-
Hi!
>From what I have gathered from the conversation that was going on, is
this,
You want to TAG only a few seleteced files which are in the checked out
local copy of your machine. Well! Then why go into all this trouble, if
you alsdo do not want to remove these files as suggested and do not want
You have to update the files after running this command.
This command will only remove the version from the server repository,
not from your working copy. Thus, you will have to get the latest copy
from the repository to make this change happen on your local copy also.
Gagneet
>-Original Mes
gt;Mark D. Baushke
>Sent: Thursday, 25 March, 2004 13:08 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: Strange Characters
>
>
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>Gagneet Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> We are using
Hi!
We are using a CVS repository on a GNU/Linux Red Hat 9.0 installed
distribution. The CVS server is 1.11.2 and the clients are all based on
Windows platform where the development is being done. These are WinCVS
version 1.3.10 and 1.3.13.
Now the problem is that for the characters - "'x'" (with
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>Sent: Friday, 12 March, 2004 9:32 AM
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>Subject: Re: Setuid/gid Error in CVS
>
>
>Gagneet Singh writes:
>>
>> Can't do setuid
>
>Standard CVS has no such message.
>
>> cvs server: Pre-commit che
Hi!
I am getting a peculiar problem with CVS.
In the output pane of WinCVS, the following message is coming whenever I
try to commit anything and the commit falls through.
cvs commit -m "Redundant test files have been removed from the CVS
repository.\nThese files had ..." data_section1.asm data
Hi!
Have you tried the CVSIn package. This is the most popular for CVS and
Visual C++ Integration and is available at:
http://www.geocities.com/kaczoroj/CvsIn/
Or at:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cvsin/
Gagneet
>-Original Message-
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi!
I am getting a peculiar problem with CVS.
In the output pane of WinCVS, the following message is coming whenever I
try to commit anything and the commit falls through.
cvs commit -m "Redundant test files have been removed from the CVS
repository.\nThese files had ..." data_section1.asm data
Hi!
Have you got the said file or any other file refering to it open in a
text editor or an IDE?
I have faced this problem when I had the VC++ IDE open with the project
file (but not the actual files) and was trying to update the project
files (although the DSP and DSW workspace and project files
Yes, this is a good Idea. Although I prefer to go the Source
installation ay, where I can do some configuration/modifications to
customize it to our needs, the other System and Repository Admins prefer
to have the patches and upgrades installed or given to them in binary
format.
Currently, I have
Hi!
The only (easy + difficult) way to remove a module (folder in the
repository) from the CVS server is to connect to the server as Admin
(root) and delete the folder. This is also the way to rename it.
The other way is to dump the earlier import and start a new one. This
will lose your changes
It was added to the working copy. But earlier the developer had some
conflicts and he had gone and messed up the server copy also for taking
out those defects.
I was going through the file and found that 2 1.12 versions exist in the
file. Will now have to find a way out of the tangle... :-((
Than
Thanx for the info. I had a look at it , but the problem being that I
could not find where the actual problem is. Could it be that we have
added the @ character to the file which is giving the problem??
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Frida
Hi!
When updating a lex generated file from my CVS repository, I am getting
the following error:
cvs update -P -r 1.12 lex.yy.c (in directory D:\My
Documents\Project_Version_Control\project\)
cvs [server aborted]: invalid change text in
/cvs/versions/project/lex.yy.c,v
* CVS exited normal
Hi!
Well! I am not too sure about this, but currently for my implementation,
I have around 44 repositories and they are working fine. I don't think
there is a limit to the repository size, but to the length of the
server_args string.
Also the 'pserver' has to be the last word in that string. Asl
o de
Andrade'; 'INFO CVS'Subject: RE: CVS Pserver with multiple
repositories?
Hi
Will
this work fine on the same port 2401.
or
CVS needs to choose different port numbers for the other
(mutilple) repositories ...
Regards
Gurpreet S
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Title: Message
Hi!
What
you require is to define the server args string as:
server_args
= -f --allow-root=/cvs/rep/casnav --allow-root=/cvs/repo/proj2 --allow-root=/cvs/repo/proj2
pserver
And also create the required repositories for all the three projects.
Also, you will have to creat
Hi!
Why don't you just copy the file to another folder and make the CVS
files uneditable. Then, when you copy the same to the CVS folder, it
will be commitable and you can continue working on the local copy
without any fear of making a wrong commit.
Gagneet
> -Original Message-
> From: [
Sorry I think I did not read the actual mail properly. As pointed out by
Cristian Adam, it is the src file that you have got and not the RPM
file. The RPM file is the one without the SRC in it. Use that and use
the command I sent in the previous mail. This will install and upgrade
your CVS.
Gagnee
Hi!
Try using
rpm -Uvh cvs-1.11.10-cvshome.org.1.src.rpm
With this you upgrade your existing CVS and also see the verbatim
commands on the screen.
Gagneet
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
> Of Andy Jones
> Sent: Thursday, 11 Decem
Hi!
Further to my previous mail, for the cvs command line you can use the
following command to get the status of the files which have changed.
cvs -n update -P
M File1.dsp
The above tells you that the file name 'File1.dsp' has been locally
modified. Now you can diff it with the previous versi
Hi!
For your first question search the archives for the BrowseRepoTk script
made by Oliver Giesen. This will work with the WinCVS client. You could
modify it to be used on a command line with only TCL... :-)
A quote from his mail in this respect,
"There is no newer version of the WinCvs product
g,and running our web-based applications the
second they checkout a module.As for the general thought of wasted space,
current prices for disk space isapproaching $1 US per gigabyte these days,
so IMO previous concerns aboutdisk space are becoming antiquated.
thanks!-Original Message--
Hi!
I am facing a problem while trying to remove a branch I had created. I
know it is not advisable, but I have not made any changes on that branch
and nor have I committed or updated to that branch as yet.
The problem I am getting is:
cvs rtag -b -d ACME_Branch source
cvs rtag: Untagging sourc
ersion of
|CVS 1.10 to
|the latest one.
|
|I wants know the features and any pros and cons in 1.16 in
|compare with 1.10
|
|Regards
|Sunil
|
|
|Gagneet Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
|
|> Hi!
|>
|> | Hi All,
|> |
|> | We are planning to upgrade our CVS server from 1.10 versi
Hi!
Why don't you look up the http://www.cvshome.org/ site. This contains
all the documentation related to whatever you wish to ask about related
to CVS.
Derek is maintaining the CVS source currently and I think he will also
direct you to this site.
Gagneet
|-Original Message-
|From: [
Hi!
Effectively that is all that you have to do. Just check into which
folder you will be putting the unzipped folder and also change the user
& group permissions accordingly. (This is a compulsory step and is
required)
In the cvspserver file if you are using the same folder as earlier no
change
Hi!
|I have the code from an existing cvs server. And I have
|configured another cvs server.
By the above I understand that the code you have got is a checked out
copy of the server source, or do you have the actual repository as it
exists on the server?
|How can I import the code into the new
Hi!
The repository files are marked according to the user who logins into
the CVS server for making commits. But before that the user has to
checkout the files in his/her name and then only can he check them in.
The other way for a user to do this is to use a script to change all his
local setting
Hi!
The main problem here is that you have to define group permissions to
the repository before it can be accessed. Also, if you plan to use the
$CVSROOT/CVSROOT/passwd file then you need to uncomment SystemAuth=No
line in the config file in $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/ folder. Only then can you
use the pass
Title: Message
Hi!
WinCVS reports the
CVSNT executable. That is the version which it is showing with the cvs -v
command.
Gagneet
-Original Message-From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Richard PfeifferSent: Tuesday, 21 October, 2003 2:48
A
Hi!
I think the error lies in the xinetd service, did you try and restart
the service after creating that file. If so then, have you already
created the repository with the required user permissions. This could be
a problem with the permissions on the server files also. Plz check that
out.
Usual
Title: Message
Hi!
Well I think this
is the most common question being asked by all and Oliver has answered it many a
times. No as yet there is no such tool (although Oliver has made many attempts
to create one.. ). The best you can do is go to the most used file (the one used
by all or th
Title: Message
Hi!
You just need to
copy the files with the existing permissions to the new server. Also, there is a
GUI available with WinCVS, if that is what you are using which allows the client
to change the 'root' on the local machines. (this is helpful if you have changed
the name of
Hi!
I think the thing you have done wrong is to not visit the latest of the
CVS Cederqvist manual.
It shows that after the RedHat 7 distribution the control for cvspserver
had shifted to the xnetd services avialble as separate files under the
/etc/xinetd.d directory. Here you create a file named
Title: Message
Hi
Naren!
I think you will
have to send me the following information before I can give you any further
help:
CVS
Server:
1. What is the
Server OS? (Distribution version details)
2. Which CVS
Server package are you using?
3. What all
configurations have been carried out?
Hi!
Regarding
| a) How should we delete a complete module form a
|respository ?
You just need to delete the repository module from the server, the server can be
either a WinNT machine or a Linux / UNIX variant. You do not need to stop the XINETD
service, but it is always a better practic
Hi!
What are you trying to do? Are you wanting to send the log message written
when commiting files to CVS, to the various developers concerned?
Well! Then won't it be simpler to use the following, in the loginfo file in
$CVSROOT/CVSROOT folder:
DEFAULT (id; echo %{sVv}; date; cat) | mail [EMAIL
Hi!
>I have files in a CVS repository under the directory "cvsroot/sc/etc". =
>If I run the command "cvs checkout sc/etc" the files get placed in the =
>current directrory, in the *same* directory structure (i.e. "sc/etc/"). =
>How can I place those files in different directory strructure, (e.g
Hi!
Is there any way in which I can send 'cvs update' messages to users of a
development team?
I am working on a Red Hat 8.0 cvs-1.11.5-perm1 CVS server and the clients
are WinCVS 1.3b10.
The requirement is that the development team wishes to be informed whenever
a developer updates his/her file
Hi!
Would anybody know of a way to restrict users on the CVS server from
creating a repository via the client?
I am using Red Hat 8.0 with cvs-1.11.5-perm1 as the CVS server. Also, the
clients are windows based and are using WinCVs 1.3b10.
I would like to restrict users from creating a new repos
Hi Daniel!
I think the problem is that the machine you are using does not have a host
name defined for it. also, it might not be visible over the network. There
are two remedies for this problem as far as I can see. Please correct me if
someone thinks I am wrong.
1. You need to define a host name
Hi!
I think the mailing list that you should post this query to should be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] .
Anyway, coming to your problem, you have used the TCP/IP compression in your
CVS client. If you are using WinCVS, this option can be disabled by going to
the Admin Menu -> Preferences and the Global Tab.
> We are in the process of moving our cvs repository (pserver) for reasons
of
> size and speed, and have so far asked our CVS users to ensure everything
is
> checked in to the existing repository, remove the existing working copies
> then modify their CVSROOT or -d options and check out again from
ge" - "--That's nothing. If you play
it forward, it installs Windows XP!"
Gagneet Singh
K2, Somdutt TowersSixth Floor, Sector
18NOIDA 201031
Phone: 2516936 Extn. 223Mobile:
9811838961
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Hi!
I had downloaded the latest of cvs server RPMs from the
http://www.cvshome.org/ site. When I tried to install it on the Red Hat
Distribution 8.0 it gave me the following error.
D: == cvs-1.11.3-cvshome.8x.1.i386.rpm
D: Expected size: 1112323 = lead(96)+sigs(180)+pad(4)+dat
Hi! I have been using the SystemAuth=yes method
to authenticate users forCVS Server. (available in the CVSROOT/config file).
The System I am using isRed Hat 8 with cvs-1.11.2. The repository is in /cvs
directory. Thepermissions for this are ug+rwx. It belongs to root user and
cvs group.
ter I did all this, WinCVS connected just fine.
HTH
-shannon pedersen
> -Original Message-
> From: Gagneet Singh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 12:30 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [cvsgui] 'inetd.conf' File not Found after installing
Hi!
I have installed the cvs-1.11.1p1 version on my Linux server. The
instruction says that I have to edit a file named 'inetd.conf' and then
restart the service 'inetd'.
The problem is that I could neither find the file /etc/inetd.conf nor
could I find the service for 'inetd' either in /etc/i
Hi!
I was wondering if anybody could help me with this. I have installed the
latest version of CVS on the RedHat 7.2 distribution and have followed the
installation instructions to the order.
Starting from ./configure, make, make install. But the next instruction to
edit the file /etc/inetd.c
Sir,
In your reply to the integration of CVS with Windows Client you have
mentioned about the file /etc/xinetd.d/cvspserver. This file is to be
created by administrator, but what are to be the contents for this file?
Also will the Linux Server have to be sharing the repository files via a
Samba
s not there in the /etc folder.
Please help. Do I make the changes in the xinetd.conf file or do I create
the 'inetd.conf' file and what do I do about the 'inetd' service.
Thanking you,
Gagneet Singh
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integrating CVS with the Windows clients.
I have in my search come across WinCVS.
Is it possible to use a Linux Server with Windows client and implement
CVS? I would be grateful if you would help me out in this matter.
Thanking You,
Gagneet Singh
K 2, SomDutt Towers
6th Floor, Sector 18,
NOIDA
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