03, 2001 9:31 AM
To: Olaf Meding
Subject: RE: Please Help
> cvs checkout: move away test/dir1/file2.txt; it is in the way
This means the file test/dir1/file2.txt already exists. Is that the case ?
If so, try the command in a directory where it does not exist.
G
-Original Mess
Strangely, the second checkout (see below) will fail with cvs.exe that ships
with WinCVS 1.2 and WinCVS 1.3b4. However, it works on Linux with cvs
1.10.5 and cvs 1.11. Is this a bug? Why does it work on Linux and fail on
Windows?
Given this repository structure:
test/file1.txt
test/dir1/
I noticed that the cvs.exe (1.11) included in WinCVS (1.2) acts differently
then the cvs executable (1.10.5) on our Linux server with respect to the
checkout command using modules defined in the CVSROOT/modules file.
Is my observation correct? If so, why do they act differently?
Does this have
Why would I get the below error message?
cvs checkout: move away dir/file; it is in the way
Even checking the same file out twice does not cause this error. However,
if you look at the examples below (note they all contain 2 dirs) on what
works on what does not work you can see a pattern. F
R
We had a similar problem with big files. Make sure you don't have any
per-process limits for memory usage on the server inherited from inetd, rsh,
or the shell. I saw this most often when somebody's shell was csh, or tcsh;
bash seemed to work fine. I think this was because /etc/csh.cshrc set
Why would I get the below error message?
cvs checkout: move away dir/file; it is in the way
Even checking the same file out twice does not cause this error. However,
if you look at the examples below (note they all contain 2 dirs) on what
works on what does not work you can see a pattern. F
de/build code/build/sbc.bat
cvs co code/build code/build/config/buildList.txt
Olaf
-Original Message-
From: Larry Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2001 11:59 AM
To: Olaf Meding
Cc: info-cvs mailing list
Subject: Re: move away ... it is in the way
Olaf Meding
Why would I get the below error message?
cvs checkout: move away dir/file; it is in the way
These commands fail:
cvs co -D "2001-09-13 00:30" code/optimization/productOpt
code/optimization/productOpt/include/DVH.h
cvs co -D "2001-09-13 00:30" code/build code/build/config/
The word selection, as in for example "Update Selection" in many menu
commands seems to be redundant. I am a Windows user and it is a convention
that menu commands work on whatever is selected or current by default!
I had hoped that the WinCVS development team would recognize this sooner or
lat
How can I specify a carrige returns in the change log message command below?
cvs admin -mr1.2:"New message" file.c
Thanks much for your help and time.
Olaf
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We are in an industry regulated by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration,
USA) and require and are looking letter of certification (validation data
for the off the shelf software).
Not sure who I would ask in the case of CVS, but I am looking for a letter
of ISO/GMP or similar certification that
Is there a way to specify files not to be checked out? In other words, is
there a way to tell the "cvs co" command that I do not want to checkout
certain files?
Thanks much for your time and reply in advance.
Olaf
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Is there a known problem with big binary files and CVS 1.10.5?
I had no problem adding a 18 MB binary file to the CVS repository. However,
a checkout fails.
Client is WinCvs version 1.1 b13 on Windows NT 4 (sp5).
Server is cvs version 1.10.5 on Rad Hat Linux 6
Thanks so much for your help an
Can someone explain why CVS does not send an email notification to both john
and olaf? In either case, I commited a file in test/dir1 (see below).
Is there a way to fix this? I would like one person to get notifications
for all sub-directories and the other only for a specific sub-directory.
The problem seems to be with WinCVS (maybe related to tcl/tk string
parsing?). Things work fine on the command line.
I added a file called "long name.c" (note space in file name) to a CVS test
project. I then checked in 2 changes to get a rev. 1.3. I then used the
below command to change the m
How do I specify a long file name for the cvs admin command?
Both single and double quotes failed.
Here is my command
cvs admin -m 1.3:"New Log Text" 'file name.c'
The client (NTW 4.0) uses cvs.exe from WinCVS 1.1b13
The server is cvs version 1.10.5 on Rad Hat Linux 6
Olaf
Why does the first command below work and the second does not?
cvs status ..\dir\file.ext // works
cvs status ..\..\dir\file.ext // fails -- why?
Client (NTW 4.0) uses cvs.exe from WinCVS 1.1b13
Server is cvs version 1.10.5 on Rad Hat Linux 6
Thanks much for your and time.
Olaf
Is there a way to checkout only directories, but not files?
We defined a big directory tree and various people are starting to populate
this tree. The problem is that most people do not need all the files in
this tree. It would be ideal if one could create an empty work area
(directories w/o fi
There is a rcsinfo file on my server in the CVSROOT directory. Why is there
no no such file in any of my work areas in the CVS sub-directories?
Where is the template below comming from? I get it when I do a commit from
the command line.
CVS:
How or where do I setup a Commit Template for WinCVS?
Olaf
I imported a MS VC6 project and everything worked as expected.
However, why did CVS issue the message below?
I stc_console/source
It ignored the source directory containing a file called
stc_console.cpp.
I was able to use this file manually w/o problem.
AFAIK, there is nothing in the cvsignor
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