rogram which you can modify and use to switch peoples checked
out code to use the new repository. We have moves ours several times without
problems. If you want the program mail me.
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done this already it will hurt you one day!
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conflict.pl
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We spent a day trying to sort this out with one user! My guess is that
in Admin/Preferences on the General tab you have chosen cvs 1.10(NT
Server) and your sever is Linux/UNIX. Change it to 1.10 (Standard) and
your problem will go away.
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When I try to build cvs 1.11.2 on Windows 2000 with VC++ 5 installed I
get this error:
C:\cvs-1.11.2\lib\valloc.c(10) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include
file: 'getpagesize.h': No such file or directory
How can I fix this? The same happens when building with VC++ 6
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Larry Jones wrote:
> Martin Tomes writes:
>
>>C:\cvs-1.11.2\lib\valloc.c(10) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include
>>file: 'getpagesize.h': No such file or directory
> You can download it from:
>
<http://ccvs.cvshome.org/unbranded-source/browse/~che
Larry Jones wrote:
> Martin Tomes writes:
>
>>cvs checkout -s
>>' from cvs server warning: unrecognized response `ok
>
>
> Your rsh client is doing end-of-line conversions instead of passing the
> data through verbatim. The simplest solution is to use t
hange the names and paths, but variations of this have been
used to move repositories several times. You *must* test it thoroughly and
back up your checkouts before running it. Users either need Perl installed,
or if you are using windows you can buy the ActiveState PerlDev kit to turn i
