Re: I am new to CVS..

2003-06-20 Thread Kristopher Hollingsworth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi I am new to CVS. I had experience in Clearcase. i want to install and test on Windows platform first. Can any body give some suggestions how to start CVS (from installation,configurstion etc..) Is Server and Client s/w is separate?? Please give me some sugestions

I am new to CVS..

2003-06-19 Thread Sudheer Babu, Nukaraju
Hi I am new to CVS. I had experience in Clearcase. i want to install and test on Windows platform first. Can any body give some suggestions how to start CVS (from installation,configurstion etc..) Is Server and Client s/w is separate?? Please give me some sugestions Thanks Sudheer

Re: New to CVS

2003-04-05 Thread Larry Jones
rainman writes: 1. Re. CVS, where does a total newbie start ? URL, groups (for totally new users) other info would be much appreciated The place to start is http://www.cvshome.org/. 2. should one be a programmer to understand CVS ? Not necessarily. 3. Is there a way to subscribe to

RE: New to CVS

2002-10-07 Thread Zieg, Mark
BUT I was wondering if it can handle excel .xls files? and word .doc files the same way it can handle .txt files? as I am looking for something that can do what cvs can do but i have spreadsheets that about two or three people will need to edit and update at a time. At the min they have

Re: New to CVS

2002-10-04 Thread Mike Ayers
Rob Beach wrote: As the subject says i'm new to CVS and from what I have read about it, it sounds really good. BUT I was wondering if it can handle excel .xls files ? and word .doc files the same way it can handle .txt files ? as I am Not exactly the same, but the same. When

Re: New to CVS

2002-10-04 Thread Noel Yap
--- Rob Beach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: also there are people that need to just look at the spreadsheets to get data off them can you set it up so people can view the files but not edit them ? is there that sort of security on cvs ? CVS uses the server's file system permissioning. I believe

New to CVS

2002-10-03 Thread Rob Beach
Hi all, As the subject says i'm new to CVS and from what I have read about it, it sounds really good. BUT I was wondering if it can handle excel .xls files ? and word .doc files the same way it can handle .txt files ? as I am looking for something that can do what cvs can do but i have

Re: new to CVS

2002-07-12 Thread Mahantesh
Suresh Sankuratri wrote: Hi, I am new to CVS and am interested to use it via the command line thru DOS.Can some one give me the following details 1. Where can i get the installation /Set-up file for CVS 2. Steps to install 3. Examples for a few commands like checkIn , checkOut ..etc

new to CVS

2002-07-11 Thread Suresh Sankuratri
Hi, I am new to CVS and am interested to use it via the command line thru DOS.Can some one give me the following details 1. Where can i get the installation /Set-up file for CVS 2. Steps to install 3. Examples for a few commands like checkIn , checkOut ..etc I have no idea about pservers

need help please.. new to cvs and having trouble with permissions

2002-06-10 Thread fredes
Hi all, I'm new to this list as well as to cvs I'm afraid.. I have learnt a lot but still have problems with permissions. I recently installed cvs on my local network on redhat 7.2. Here are some details... Everything is working except for the fact that users and groups aren't working

Re: need help please.. new to cvs and having trouble with permissions

2002-06-10 Thread Larry Jones
fredes writes: Can anyone enlighten me on cvs permissions? Have you read the relevant section of the manual? http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_2.html#SEC13 -Larry Jones I sure wish I could get my hands on some REAL dynamite. -- Calvin

Re: New member and new to CVS

2002-03-07 Thread Mike Pumford
Has CVS ever been used in a client/server environment that includes NT boxes (Windows 2000), and may or may not include a Unix box? Yes. We use a Linux CVS server with primarily Windows clients. There are some unix clients but they are in the minority. There is also an NT based CVS

Re: New member and new to CVS

2002-03-06 Thread Larry Jones
tubadude3 writes: Has CVS ever been used in a client/server environment that includes NT boxes (Windows 2000), and may or may not include a Unix box? Yes. See http://www.wincvs.org/ and http://www.cvsnt.com/ for a GUI client and an NT server. -Larry Jones At times like these, all

New to CVS Need help setting up repo

2002-02-06 Thread stacy . j . lyons
I have set up a test area and have been playing around with creating repositories. I successfully set up a single subdir containing source code but I am trying to set up a repository containing multiple subdirectories with source code in them. My dir structure is as follows and I initiated the

Re: New to CVS Need help setting up repo

2002-02-06 Thread Larry Jones
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: $pwd /cpas/stacy/cvs/incmar01 $cvs -d /cpas/stacy/cvs/incmar01/ init (This gives me CVSROOT) $cvs import -m init inc stacy start (Here is where I get problems. The following scrolls on the screen until I stop it) N

New to CVS: multiplatform projects

2001-10-01 Thread kynn
I'm new to CVS, and version control in general. I understand the basic idea of having a repository that preserves the history over time of a software project. My problem is that, for reasons too complex to go into here, I must manage two parallel Java development projects. These two

Re: New to CVS: multiplatform projects

2001-10-01 Thread Kaz Kylheku
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm new to CVS, and version control in general. I understand the basic idea of having a repository that preserves the history over time of a software project. My problem is that, for reasons too complex to go into here, I must manage two

New to CVS

2001-06-13 Thread Michael Justice
Title: New to CVS I have been tasked with setting up CVS at a remote site. I belive I am almost there with Redhat 7.X but when trying to connect to the server with Wincvs 1.2 I get cvs [login aborted]: connect to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:2401 failed: Object is remote I can not find this error

New to CVS

2001-05-17 Thread Lisa Gifford
I'm new to CVS. I'm currently reading the manual, but I've yet to run across an answer to one of my questions. Is CVS layered on top of RCS? Thanks in advance for answering my question. Lisa A. Gifford NOAA/OAR/FSL Aviation Division 325 Broadway R/FS5 Boulder, CO 80305-3328 PH: 303-497

Re: New to CVS

2001-05-17 Thread Larry Jones
Lisa Gifford writes: I'm new to CVS. I'm currently reading the manual, but I've yet to run across an answer to one of my questions. Is CVS layered on top of RCS? Thanks in advance for answering my question. Yes and no. CVS uses the same file format as RCS does to store the revision

new to cvs

2001-02-08 Thread jg5890
i have set the CVSROOT env variable to /usr/local/cvs and am attempting to import a project. i type: cvs import -m "log msg" HireKnowledge username start from within the project directory... and i get the following error: cvs [import aborted]: /usr/local/cvs/CVSROOT: No such file or directory

Re: new to cvs

2001-02-08 Thread Larry Jones
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: and i get the following error: cvs [import aborted]: /usr/local/cvs/CVSROOT: No such file or directory You need to create your repository by doing ``cvs init''. -Larry Jones ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

New to CVS and my project...

2000-08-07 Thread Sally Smart Miller
I am using a CVS server on a Solaris platform with WinCVS 1.1b8 for a front end. (But I am not afraid of the unix shell interface) How can I find out what files have the same tag. (ie baseline1_0) This baseline1_0 seems to be made up of several modules. Thanks for your input. Sally [EMAIL