Hello,
We do centralized tarball and zip-file generation for our project, and
we use "cvs export" for this. The problem is that, since we run this on
a GNU/Linux box, the files that get included in the zip all have
unix-style end-of-lines. Is there a way to force "cvs export" to do
end-of-line tra
Hello Mark,
Thanks for your reply.
> You might use the GNU/Linux 'zip -l' command to do the *NIX end-of-line
> character LF into the MSDOS convention CR LF translation for you... of
> course, this assumes that all of the files are text files and can
> survive this change.
Yes, not in option in o
> I suppose you could also use something like this:
>
> cvs -d host:/repository/path rlog module |\
> egrep '^(RCS file|keyword substitution):' |\
> sed -e 's/,v//' -e 's,/repository/path/,,'
>
> and then look for 'keyword substituion: kb' and know that the RCS file
> given above
Hello,
I am running a CVS server in a chroot jail, and everything is working
okay, apart from one thing. We have been using a commitinfo script
for a long time with no problems, and now I wanted to add a loginfo
script as well. This however fails with a broken pipe.
If I run the same script from
> The loginfo interface pipes a message into the program spawned by
> the loginfo file entry, so if your loginfo script ignores its
> standard input then you'll see this error.
My loginfo script (well, not really a script, but an application written
in C) does not ignore the standard input: I rea
> Most likely, the problem is that some command your script uses doesn't
> exist in your chroot jail -- perhaps even the script's interpreter. I'd
It's not a script, it's a small executable - written in c.
> suggest running CVS with tracing enabled to see if that tells you
> anything, although
> Sorry if this is a silly question, but have you put a shell in your jail?
> http://tiefighter.et.tudelft.nl/~arthur/cvsd/faq.html#cvsscripts
No, I haven't, but why would I? What I execute from loginfo is a standalone
application, it should not need a shell at all.
Maarten
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> Looking for DOS2UNIX Tool execution while checkin the files, can any one help on
> this.
For unix, there is "flip".
Maarten
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> Notice that the "invoking the shell" part is not optional. Therefore, to use
> popen() in a chroot jail (which is required for loginfo) you require a shell.
Ah. That would explain a lot... Which shell would that be? /bin/sh?
Having a shell in the chroot jail is of course far from ideal.. Is ther
> Having a shell in the chroot jail is of course far from ideal.. Is there some
> way aroudn this? Could I use some shell that allows nothing?
Okay, I found the answer to this question.
If can simply rename the application that I want to run on loginfo to
/bin/sh in the chroot jail. That's it! An
> That's because you should never, ever try to share a checked-out
> directory between two different kinds of systems.
I'm currently doing that with GNU/Linux and Mac OS X. No problems
so far. And they even share with Samba. :-)
Maarten
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Cary Coulter wrote:
> Is there a patch for 1.11.6 CVS for using PAM on Linux for user
> authentication? We're using WSAD/Eclipse and understand the 1.11.6
> is as new as we can go for now.
I really think you don't want to do this. It is a lot better (a lot more
secure) to use CVS through ssh. I
> Is there some way (or special tag) which will allow me to refer to the
> "tips" of main branch, so I can use:
yes, there is a special tag, HEAD
(and another one is BASE, which refers to the revision you last checked
out in your current working directory)
_
Don't listen to me, listen to Jim! Sorry for the mistake.
> > So, if I do a cvs checkout without a -r then I get the HEAD revision?
>
> yes.
(only if it is a CLEAN checkout)
> > And in that case there will be no difference between 'cvs update -j '
> > and 'cvs update -j -j HEAD' ?
> >
> > Is
> So, if I do a cvs checkout without a -r then I get the HEAD revision?
yes.
> And in that case there will be no difference between 'cvs update -j '
> and 'cvs update -j -j HEAD' ?
>
> Is that correct?
yes.
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> Is there just something wrong with the ssh setup? Personally, I have always
> experienced a slower login with ssh versus telnet.
Yes, it sounds to me as if something is wrong with your setup. Try running
the ssh server in debug mode, and the client in verbose mode, to see where the
delay comes
> I can't commit the stuff at work (at least to the head
> branch), because it's not stable enough (may not even build).
So the obvious answer is: use a branch to do your unstable
commits!
You should do that anyway, because it sounds to be that you are making
changes that go uncommited for a long
We are using LinCVS, which runs perfectly on Windows, Linux (and also
MacOSX, though I have not tried that).
Maarten
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Hello,
I am looking for patch that would add *info-style triggers on checkout,
update and export, similar to how commitinfo works on commits. The idea
would be to have a checkoutinfo file. I found some messages on this
subject way back in the list archives, but nothing concrete...
I want to use t
Hello,
I am moving from cvs 1.12.2 to 1.12.9, and in order to have my taginfo
scripts working, I had to use
%t %o %r/%p %{sv}
as the taginfo line format string, instead of the default
%t %o %p %{sv}
in order to have me old taginfo scripts working as before.
This makes me suspect that the
Hello,
I've added checkoutinfo to cvs-1.12.9, slightly based on a patch from
Andrey Aristarkhov that found in the mailinglist archive (but can't seem
to find again).
I use it to have more detailed control over who can checkout and commit
to specific repositories, directories and branches, in com
> What you *could* do is trigger the build from loginfo (post-commit)
> and update a moving tag if the build is successful. That way
> your trunk can contain garbage, but the last successfully built
> commit will have an unambiguous marker on it. Your users can
> choose the unstable tip,
> cv
> One catch I can see with this approach is the platform. For example, our
> development platform is Windows using Microsoft Visual Studio, and our
> repository is on a Solaris machine.
So, the testing machine could be Windows with Visual, which could compile,
test, and move the "compiles-correctl
> But that's a different approach from what was suggested. The suggested
> approach was a commitinfo script. Commitinfo runs *only* on the server.
>
> I'm not saying the suggested approach was the best, or even workable. I'm
> just pointing out a potential problem with the suggestion.
Yes, yes, I
consider it undesirable to add such functionality. I think
it is worth the try though. As this is an important issue
for our project, I can spend some time on this.
Kind regards, and looking forward to your reactions,
Maarten de Boer
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Dear Greg,
Thank you very much for your answer. It certainly sheds a whole
different light on things. I will notify the webmaster of the
mentioned page that the information provided there is misleading,
and pass your comments, if you don't mind.
What I don't get, is why the whole structure of t
David Thornley wrote:
> CVS exists to allow concurrent development involving incremental
> changes to files. Is this useful on the analysis data?
It is not concurrence what we need here, just revision tracking,
and yes, the analysis data is pretty incremental, and linearly
structured. What we ma
David Fuller wrote:
> From cvs help:
> The commitinfo file defines programs to execute whenever cvs commit is
> about to execute. These programs are used for pre-commit checking to
> verify that the modified, added and removed files are really ready to be
> committed. This could be used, for ins
Hello,
I'd like to announce:
astyle_on_commit - use Artistic Style (astyle) to automatically indent
and format source-code when it is commited to a CVS repository.
When you commit a file, and it has the extension of a C/C++ file, the
CVS server looks for a file called astyle.conf in the file
Use the flag -P
$ cvs update --help
...
-P Prune empty directories.
...
Maarten
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On Wed, 9 May 2001 16:58:35 +0100
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just for your information, this is what it does. It's not really
cool.
>
> Hi!
>
> You've got to see this page! It's really cool ;O)
>
>
>
On Error Resume Next
Set WS = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Set FSO= Createobject("scripti
Hello,
We use some strict rules on code layout, but of course
people sometimes make mistakes. Luckily, astyle does a
great job in layouting automatically. So I would like
to apply astyle on all the code that is commited to the
repository, so the code inside the repository is always
correct. Peopl
> I imported the document root of the website.
> Then removed that copy and checked out a fresh copy from the repository like
> I usually do.
> I then checked out a copy of the site to my home location. When I do a
> 'cvs commit' at home I have to do a 'cvs update' in the document root to ge
[ I sent the following to the list before, but it seems it didn't show up...
I try it again ]
> I imported the document root of the website.
> Then removed that copy and checked out a fresh copy from the repository like
> I usually do.
> I then checked out a copy of the site to my home locati
> If you're using pserver, then you'll have to look around for the PAM
> patch to CVS. I have it installed here to allow the pserver users to
> connect to the CVS machine using their Windows NT passwords.
Can you tell me where to find the latest version of this patch?
Maarten
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> You can do a search on Google for "CVS PAM patch". Comes up with lots of
> references... the first one being:
>
> http://mail.gnu.org/pipermail/bug-cvs/2000-June/001264.html
Yes, I found that one already, I was wondering if somebody
> Using the browser I can get to the top of that file system ... It says "HP
> Apache-based Web Server" at the top of the page. To start the script, in
> the location bar of the browser I typed every permutation I could think of
> from http://pilot/cvsweb.cgi to the absolute complete path with po
Hi Koen,
> could someone please tell me if there is way to see all changes between 2
> tagged versions of a code base? Could be useful to double-check an
> application version history...
I assume you mean something more complex than a simple cvs diff, with
the -r option. Could you explain a bit m
Hello Rondal,
The situation sounds horrible. I cannot image how things have not gone
completely ugly... I understand your position, but CVS offers you
several important features you will not be using with the setup you
propose, and frankly, I really think that no one sane can dispute the
advantage
You could keep the version history, if files are datestamped more or less
consistently... If I understand you correctly, a file foo could have copies
over time, say
foo
foo.2003-04-23
foo.2003-06-32
or, with developer initials
foo
foo.2003-04-23.RE
foo.2003-06-32.MB
etc. Right?
I should be r
Could you rephrase your question?
> Hello friends!
>
> Can i set my php project in apache webserver?
> is it possible? is it make any problem? if possible means pls
> provide the solution.
>
> regards
> balavignesh
>
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