Hi!
>I have files in a CVS repository under the directory "cvsroot/sc/etc". =
>If I run the command "cvs checkout sc/etc" the files get placed in the =
>current directrory, in the *same* directory structure (i.e. "sc/etc/"). =
>How can I place those files in different directory strructure, (e.g
Hi
You
may try with (override option )
checkout -d
Regards
Gurpreet
S
-Original Message-From: Eric C. Hein
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 8:04
AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: update command question
I have files in a CVS
On Wed, Mar 05, 2003 at 06:33:35PM -0800, Eric C. Hein wrote:
> I have files in a CVS repository under the directory "cvsroot/sc/etc". If I run the
> command "cvs checkout sc/etc" the files get placed in the current directrory, in the
> *same* directory structure (i.e. "sc/etc/"). How can I pla
I have files in a CVS repository under the
directory "cvsroot/sc/etc". If I run the command "cvs checkout sc/etc" the
files get placed in the current directrory, in the *same* directory structure
(i.e. "sc/etc/"). How can I place those files in different directory
strructure, (e.g "etc").
[ On Tuesday, January 29, 2002 at 10:59:00 (-0500), Larry Jones wrote: ]
> Subject: Re: How to control import or update command ?
>
> George xu writes:
> >
> > I want to allow user to checkout ,update and commit.but don't allow
> > import ?
>
> That d
George xu writes:
>
> I want to allow user to checkout ,update and commit.but don't allow
> import ?
That doesn't make sense -- import doesn't do anything that you couldn't
also do with add and commit.
-Larry Jones
Good gravy, whose side are you on?! -- Calvin
__
Hello all:
I want to allow user to checkout ,update and
commit.but don't allow import ?
How to do control ?
Thank you
James Knowles writes:
>
> > > Do you know how to auto-login and update command in a batch file?
> > Don't. Log in, by hand, once,
>
> I guess the detail that is not clear is whether this is done over an
> insecure networ
> I have other web site ,and I want to using a batch file
> to auto login and update in from cvs server.and the batch
> file in system crond.
>
> Do you know how to auto-login and update command
I use the following methods in different circumstances, all relying on ssh
for se
> > Do you know how to auto-login and update command in a batch file?
> Don't. Log in, by hand, once,
I guess the detail that is not clear is whether this is done over an
insecure network.
--
It is possible to see peril in the finding of ultimate perfection. It is
clear that
rabbitxu writes:
>
> Do you know how to auto-login and update command in a batch file?
Don't. Log in, by hand, once, as the user the batch file will run as,
and don't log out. Logging in to CVS does not create any kind of a
connection, it just remembers the password so you do
Hello :
I have other web site ,and I want to using a batch file to auto login and update in
from cvs server.and the batch file in system crond.
Do you know how to auto-login and update command in a batch file?
Thank you.
=
http
Alex Flores writes:
>
> Does the update command, update your working copy back into the repository
> or does it take the latest version that is in the repository and copy over
> what you have in your working copy?
It updates your working directory with the specified revision from th
Neither. See http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_16.html#SEC150
Matt
-Original Message-From: Alex Flores
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: 20 June 2001
17:08To: Cvs (E-mail)Subject: UPDATE
COMMAND
Does the update
command, update your working copy back into the
Does the update
command, update your working copy back into the repository or does it take the
latest version that is in the repository and copy over what you have in your
working copy?
Thanks
Steve Cowling writes:
>
> When you do an update using winCVS what does the "p "
> message mean that come up in blue text in the status window.
It means the file was updated by sending a patch instead of sending the
whole file.
-Larry Jones
I kind of resent the manufacturer's implicit assumpti
> From: Steve Cowling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> When you do an update using winCVS what does the "p "
> message mean that come up in blue text in the status window. I guess
> it means preserved but I can't confirm it.
"P file" means, the server sends or will send (*) a patch for file.
(
this is probably a fairly easy question.
When you do an update using winCVS what does the "p "
message mean that come up in blue text in the status window. I guess
it means preserved but I can't confirm it.
Cheers for any help
Steve Cowling
Software manager
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