Don't know how much it will help, but the jCVS client allows you to type
parameters to commands (as opposed to setting them like in wincvs).
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> Subject: Setting UP CVS
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> Hi,
>
>I've installed CVS on Solaris 2.8 for Intel. I need to
>understand a few things that I don't fee th
The init command initialises the repository. You then need to create
modules within that repository, using the import command. When you use
checkout, you check out modules, not the repository. That's why CVSROOT
works - it is a module within your repository.
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I've moved a repository from a win2k box to a linux box by just copying the
files directly. Had no problems.
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> From: Rob Helmer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: moving repo
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> Hello,
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I've
got it working in pserver mode without any hassles - just install it and set the
preferences to use pserver and point to your server and repository (the
preferences window pops up the first time you install, otherwise it is
accessable via a menu). Is there anything in your case that co
Free up some disk space in the CVS server.
I am, very sincerely and truly,
your Friend and Well-Wisher,
Matthew O. Smith
Sr. Software Engineer - Build/Release Manager
Campus Pipeline http://www.campuspipeline.com
msmithATcampuspipeline.com
Is there a way/hack/tool where you can use a database as a repository for
CVS? It is just an idle thought at the moment, but we are thinking of using
CVS as the engine for a CMS. I'm not sure if it could work, or even if it
is such a good idea... any experience?
Matt Smith [
You need to write the message out:
ZZ or :wq!
I am, very sincerely and truly,
your Friend and Well-Wisher,
Matthew O. Smith
Sr. Software Engineer - Build/Release Manager
Campus Pipeline http://www.campuspipeline.com
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I had the same problem, using WinCVS with CVS 1.10.8. It is a bug in CVS.
I switched to using jCVS (a Java GUI client), which has its own built in
client. That solved the problem. Get it from http://www.jcvs.org/.
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From: Bhuvanesh Amde [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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