I'm trying to show all changes made to a directory over the last few weeks. I
do:
$ cvs history -c -a -D 2001/06/20 bsp3/src/kxc/pipe
M 2001-06-21 22:06 + mryan 1.20.2.1kxcscsdm.txt bsp3/src/kxc/pipe ==
M 2001-06-29 15:07 + mryan 1.1.1.6.2.1 kxclmana.c bsp3/src/kxc/pipe ==
M 2
You can specify the "raw" version number in the update command. These numbers
will be different for each source module so if you have a lot of source files
this can be a real pain. You can also do an update with the -D command which
will get you the version at a specific date.
"Sepp Burli
We just upgraded one of our repositories to 1.11.1p1 for 1.10. I just did a
comit and got the error message:
loginfo... User unknown
loginfo... User unknown
/homes/kes/waynej/dead.letter... Saved message in /homes/kes/waynej/dead.letter
/homes/kes/waynej/dead.letter... Saved message in /homes/
Ahhh.
Your right, the sequence:
cvs -d $Server2 co multmod
cvs -d $Server1 co multmod/dir1
Does work (once I upgraded to from 1.10 to 1.11.1).
I got sidetracked by the other error (file1 is no longer in the repository).
Thanks again for your help.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jone
I've been able to recreate my problem using CVS 1.10 and 1.11.1, on both AIX and
MVS.
Here is a test case I wrote to recreate the problem:
Server1=:pserver:waynej@pegasus:/var/cvs
Server2=:pserver:waynej@magnolia:/p/cvsroot
rm -rf multmod1 multmod2
Base=`pwd`
#create a repository on Server1
That's what I get for making one small change without testing it...
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I've been able to recreate my problem using CVS 1.10 and 1.11.1, on both AIX and
MVS.
Here is a test case I wrote to recreate the problem:
Server1=:pserver:waynej@pegasus:/var/cvs
Server2=:pserver:waynej@magn
I am trying to checkout a module that has components in multiple repositories on
multiple systems. It goes something like this:
cvs -d:pserver:sam@yoda:/cvs checkout gus/src/part1
cvs -d:pserver:sam@luke:/cvs checkout gus/src/part2
I seem to be getting some strange results. For example: If
I asked basically the same question earlier. You can use the -d option to
override the value of "mine" that is saved in the CVS/Cvsroot file.
"Atkinson, Chip" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/15/2001 02:08:04 PM
To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc:(bcc: Wayne Johnson/MINN/Can
You earned your pay for the week.
MVS does support strcoll() as most recent Posix.1 systems do, of course that
doesn't guarantee that all CVS platforms do so it looks like I'll have to create
a conditional for strcoll.
Thanks.
Eric Siegerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/25/2001 05:36:45 PM
I've almost got the CVS for MVS (AKA OS/390) port working, including binary and
compression. At this point I'm trying to get through sanity.sh but am having a
few problems.
1) Some of IBM's system messages like "update: cannot open CVS/Entries for
reading: No such file or directory" actually
Great. That works! That solved the problem. I didn't realize that -d overrode
CVS/Root. Thanks.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) on 01/09/2001 11:46:52 AM
To: Wayne Johnson/MINN/Candle@Candle
cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Multi-user worki
Agreed. A shared account is plan B.
Here's the scenario:
A customer reports a problem. It is assigned to a developer. This developer
has their own private sandbox in which to develop a fix. When they've come up
with a fix, tested and reviewed it, and then checked it in. The developer the
Forgive me, I seem to be having problems communication the problem.
Yes, I have read the manual, thank you. I've used CVS for 5 years. I did a
port of CVS to MVS. I am well aware of it's capabilities.
My question is how does an arbitrary user do an update to a common set of code
that has a
Thank you. Yes I do know about branches and merging branches. How does this
solve my problem?
I need to create a set of binaries from our GA branch. The GA branch has been
checked out and built previously (the "Official Release" files). The question
is how do I have any person (one of our
We're using CVS client/server with :pserver:.
We are about to turn our product source over to support. Up until now, a single
person has been maintaining the "official release" working file set. After the
transfer, we would like to have multiple people doing updates and various other
CVS fun
We've have a similar setup, only we have a true frame-relay WAN, rather than a
VPN.
I've heard that there are problems using CVS off of a NFS mounted filesystem.
Something about NFS not doing file locking right.
We use :pserver: protocol. Our Camberley, England office had some pretty good
lu
I'm adding a subdirectory for MVS platform dependent code (kind of line the
windows-NT directory). The problem I've run into is that the mvs/ directory
needs to be build before src/, so that the platform dependent code is compiled
before the link in src/.
If I put mvs in with USOURCE_SUBDIRS,
Thanks for the answer. After poking through the configure.in I decided to do a
AC_TRY_COMPILE and key off the predefined macro __MVS_ just like CYGWIN32. From
there I and able to modify LIBS to include ../mvs/libmvs.a (which holds our
platform specific abstracts).
The biggest question left w
I am working on the port of CVS to MVS. We've got the client side working, and
now I'm trying to set up the Makefiles to properly include a platform lib.
As I see it, we need to modify Configure.in (which generates configure) so that
configure tests to see if this is a MVS system, and to appe
[Forgive me for using this mailing list to contact Tony, but I've not been able
to get through to him via his e-mail address.]
Hi Tony,
I'm a developer interested in using your CVS NT Server at our company. To this
end, I would like to act as a beta site.
I've downloaded the executable and s
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