Hello list,
sorry for the stupid question; so i have a CVS server machine that's
different from the Webserver production, this only for reasons of
security. When the file/s are updated on the server CVS(2401), it must
them be updated on the Webserver(80) production to make visibility
Hello guy,
this is the error that appears when found to import a great project :
x-tad-smallercvsgui [import aborted]: reading CVS/Tag: Not a directory
/x-tad-smallerplease how can make to resolve the problem?
TIA
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Try this
cvs log -S -d '2004-05-242004-05-27'
The -S option specifies to suppress file information if there are no
revisions that match your criteria.
I have been tasked to find out all the code that has changed in a specific
directory this week. Problem is the CVS administrator is away
cvs update -P -r 1.12 lex.yy.c (in directory D:\My
Documents\Project_Version_Control\project\)
cvs [server aborted]: invalid change text in
/cvs/versions/project/lex.yy.c,v
* CVS exited normally with code 1 *
This sounds like the RCS file is invalid somewhere around revision 1.12
I'm working on a script to wrap cvs update to make the output more
readable for my users. I'm having trouble parsing the differences in
output. My script can handle the first 3 cases fine.
Issues come in when the users try to merge in code from a branch. Case 4
doesn't display a line beginning
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cvs update -P -r 1.12 lex.yy.c (in directory D:\My
Documents\Project_Version_Control\project\)
cvs [server
me to find a way to enforce, through CVS, some basic coding
standards.
We run CVS 1.11.5 (willing to upgrade) pserver on an old Solaris 5.6 box.
I looked through the code for commit_prep in the contrib directory and
understand it, but it looks like it is designed to run in the local
directory
Try using the attached perl script. It cleans up the display quite
nicely, with a summary at the end for things like conflicts, files in the
way, etc.
I perform a cvs update on a large directory structure, and a conflict
happens, but the file it happened on is too far up to scroll to. Does
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is justified. A potential solution being bandied
about is to lock out write access to certain subsets of the CVS tree,
unlocking only when a change has been thought through carefully.
Obviously, there are political problems at work here; it's not
feasible to beg, borrow, steal, buy, or evolve
heard others using one and we use one where
I work -- sorry, I don't have time to look at how our
script works (it may even be reliant on a patch we've
installed).
Ah. That has promise.
HTH,
It does. Thanks.
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(change the directory as you will, but don't put any spaces in)
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directory that all the turkeys can write to. Assuming a reasonably
up-to-date version of CVS, this will allow
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Hi Khiem Pham,
if
a) your cvs-server is blocked from the internet (using a firewall or similar)
and
b) you can trust the people on your network,
than you can go for the pserver protocol.
Tony
Pham, Khiem wrote:
Hi anyone,
I have a setup question if anyone can help me. I have CVS
Hi, All,
After I did an upgrade to WinCVS 1.3.6.1 Beta 6 recently along with Active
Tcl/Tk and Python, I found that I no longer have Tcl window at the lower
part. Instead I have Python 2.2b2 prompt. When I enter a command like cvs
update -l , I get the following error:
File string, line 1
I tried cvsweb recently and like the interface much. However I don't see if
it gives an option to select or checkout the CVS tree on a branch.
Besides, I don't seem be able to download a select file to my local disk and
therefore can't commit back.
Am I missing anything?
Howard
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With
o CVS 1.11.1p1
o Tru64 Unix 4.0F
o configure --with-gssapi (using MIT Krb5 libs)
I can't seem to get the --allow-root global option in inetd.conf
to be enforced.
Authenticating via Kerb5 and accessing the repos. works great,
btw. The only trouble is, the client can specify
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Paul Sander) writes:
This type of conversion is best done using RCS, thus avoiding all of the
overhead of CVS.
I used RCS when I converted a repository from SCCS several years ago,
and it worked very well. In the current case, though, the repository
is in VSS, and the VSS
"Cabaniols, Sebastien" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would like to do something simple:
I have a project under CVS called ProjIPP,
I do cvs co ProjIPP and get my working copy,
now, all I want to do is to add a subdirectory
in the source tree of my working copy, to
We're installing CVS to manage multiple (dozens of projects). At
present each project has its own directory tree including a
subdirectory for source files.
With CVS, which of the following do you think is a better layout?
1. A single repository containing directories from all projects.
2
Ah, I'm sorry as I can be ... reading the FAQ's properly has answered
my question. (Put it all in one repository.)
We're installing CVS to manage multiple (dozens of projects). At
present each project has its own directory tree including a
subdirectory for source files.
With CVS, which
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