I believe the line in Root takes precedence over whatever CVSROOT is set to.
You can always just add a line to your hosts file for your cvs server so you
can always use the name(vs the ip). The downside you will then be
responsible for maintaining that ip-name mapping if your server ever changes
nd in XXX. "cvs log -rSOME_TAG:"
with a single : works as expected.
I am running the tip of the cvs tree on win2k built using cvsnt.mak.
Tony Cleveland
Bentley Systems, Incorporated
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Title: RE: Unsubscribe me..
From the email that you should have received after joining the list:
You can also make such adjustments via email by sending a message to:
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with the word `help' in the subject or body (don't include the
quotes), and you will get back a
something different.
Tony
-Original Message-From: John Tucker
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2000 3:05
PMTo: Tony Cleveland; [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE:
Project: Setting up CVS
Hi
Tony,
I
looked at the man page for inetd and its discussion of the
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Tony Cleveland
Development Manager - MicroStation Schematics
Bentley Systems, Incorporated
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. Is this possible?
It would seem that this kind of control would go against recent threads on this list about externalizing the authentication by requiring CVS to understand more about users and permissions than it does now.
TIA
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Tony Cleveland
Development
to be said for maintaining that convention and not confuse the issue.
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Tony Cleveland
Development Manager - MicroStation Schematics
Bentley Systems, Incorporated
voice: (301)926-0802 fax: (301)926-2313
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