Eric Siegerman wrote:
>
> > Also, where can I find files to create a pserver? Either RPM or source will
> > do.
>
> There are no extra files; the main CVS binary will suffice.
> Though someone's mentioned a program for maintainging pserver
> password files; search the mailing-list archives.
CVS
On Tue, May 08, 2001 at 11:39:44AM -0400, Weber, Jeff wrote:
> What I want it to do is create /etc/httpd/CVS, and store all the files in
> /usr/cvs/httpd_conf. Any ideas of how I could do this?
Let me make sure I understand the problem. You have a
preexisting directory /etc/httpd, whose contents
I have a few questions about CVS on a RH7 box. On my old box (not
originally set-up by me --CVS 1.10.7), CVS has directories within the
archived directories, for example:
/etc/httpd/CVS
But on my new box (1.11.1p1), I can't seem to get the directories created in
the same way. If I follow the in
Annette Waters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Sorry if this is not the place to ask this but here goes: :<)
>
> I am looking for a matrix or tree structure for release numbering schemes.
> i.e,
> three different products that have
> 1) developers version number
> 2) Configuration management buil
On Wed, Oct 04, 2000 at 04:31:29PM -0700, Annette Waters wrote:
> I am looking for a matrix or tree structure for release numbering schemes.
> i.e,
> three different products that have
> 1) developers version number
> 2) Configuration management build/release number
> 3) Marketing release number
Sorry if this is not the place to ask this but here goes: :<)
I am looking for a matrix or tree structure for release numbering schemes.
i.e,
three different products that have
1) developers version number
2) Configuration management build/release number
3) Marketing release number
Any and all
