I am trying to get emails when someone commits to a certain repository. I
have placed the log.pl file in CVSROOT and have changed the location of
where perl is in log.pl. I am going to use mail, so I left that alone. I
left the DEFAULT statement in loginfo so that it writes to commitlog and
add
I have a user that was trying to delete a 64 MB file from one of our
repositories and he got an error stating that CVS aborted because it was Out
of Memory. Is there any limit on the size of files that can be deleted or
manipulated within CVS? Does it just kind of bomb out at a certain
threshold
Using WinCVS 1.2 on NT 4 Workstation. Need to find out where it is storing
personal settings for it such as the default working folder etc. I have it
set to flat mode and C:\ and it hangs on trying to expand all of the
folders. Any ideas where these settings are stored?
Thanks,
Scott
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I have just created a second repository on my CVS server. I first created a
new Linux group and added the users that I wanted to have access to this new
repository into it. I added the second command in xinetd.conf to allow
pserver to authenticate for this repository too.
After creating the rep
Can you use pserver to authenticate for multiple repositories? If so what
would the xinetd.conf look like. Thanks.
Scott O
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I have read that you normally create a module by placing a line in it with
some stuff into the modules file that sits in the CVSROOT directory of your
repository.
A co-worker created a module earlier, but it was not done in this way. If
you look at the modules file it shows no sign of it. He sa
Two questions actually.
1. Say you have a repository with two modules (let's say red and blue for
the names). I know if you put a user account in the readers file in
CVSROOT, it will give that person only read access to the whole repository.
Is there a way to give someone read-only to red but
