Hi,
ok here it comes. If I do the same as I described in the last mail, but this
time I stop WinCVS and restart it, then it works. Which means, that somehow
(win)CVS is keeping the file open. But how could this be?
In fact when I do the whole thing from the command line it works out ok. It
Ok, here is what I get
C:\cvs -v
Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.10.8 (client/server)
Copyright (c) 1989-1998 Brian Berliner, david d `zoo' zuhn,
Jeff Polk, and other authors
Win32 version (May 23 2000) Copyright (c) 1999-2000 Tony Hoyle and others
see
The thing is that VSS is used here by some people, as is CVS on Unix(!). The
people here use VSS as a simple control to manage the file access by
multiple developers. So there is no experience with branching and merging.
According to the VSS manual branching and merging are possible. I am
Hi,
I did another test, to sort out the mess a little bit. This time just one
user.
First I checked out a file, modified it and checked it in. This works well
and the version is now 1.2 (up from 1.1). Next thing I do is to modify the
file again, and then check it in again. However, that does not
Eitle Jürgen wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to use CVS on NT. The repository is mounted locally, i. e. it is
not a client/server set up. Now, when developer 1 has committed a file and
developer 2 updates this file, makes some changes, and wants to commit the
file I get a very disturbing error
Hi,
I am using CVS 10.8NT version as of may 25, 2000.
no cvs doesn't continue to run. I checked with the task manager.
Let me get a bit more detailed:
I am testing this whole thing, in order to see whether it is fit to be used
for our purposes. So for the moment I am he only user. I. e. I simulate the
multiuser access.
I do this by starting two
Apologies to everyone. I was answering the wrong problem.
Noel
Noel L Yap
06/05/2000 08:14 AM
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Subject: Re: problems with CVS on NT (Document link not converted)
setgid the directories in your repo. man chmod for more info.
Noel
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