file "request". If you just want the file "request" in the module
"gfdtsadm", the command you want is (I think):
cvs history -ac gfdtsadm/request
> Does anyone know what is the difference between the -m, -p and -n
> options for the 'cvs histo
src/tmpwork/wc/MAIN/gfdtsadm/pkg
Natarajan Murugaiyan(Ravi)
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I have trouble getting the &
I have trouble getting the 'cvs history' command to work.
When I run the 'cvs history -p gfdtsadm -c request' command, hoping to get
all commits by anyone for the file 'request' in module 'gfdtsadm', I get 23 records
and none of them are for the file &#
Tony,
Worked first go! Thanks!
Regs,
Arthur
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Arthur Barrett wrote:
> Any further assistance will be most appreciated!
OK I think I've nailed the problem. Try the latest version, and see if it works for
you.
Tony
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regs,
Arthur
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> From: Arthur Barrett
> Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 6:50 AM
> To: 'Tony Hoyle'
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> Subject: RE: CVS history command (cvsnt server)
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> Tony,
>
>
Tony,
Thanks for the reply, but I dont think that's the problem, here is the
actual text I type on the server NT box (in an MS-DOS window):
Microsoft(R) Windows NT(TM)
(C) Copyright 1985-1996 Microsoft Corp.
C:\users>cvs -d :ntserver:ntsrvr01:c:\pserver\cvsroot history
C:\users>cvs -d :local:c
Arthur Barrett wrote:
>
> Using the history command of Tony Hoyle's CVS server for NT does not
> seem to return a result, and error or anything.
>
> eg:
> CVSROOT=:ntserver:ntsrvr01:c:\pserver\cvsroot
>
> cvs history
> cvs history -report -e
>
I just tried it with pserver and ntserver mode and
Using the history command of Tony Hoyle's CVS server for NT does not
seem to return a result, and error or anything.
eg:
CVSROOT=:ntserver:ntsrvr01:c:\pserver\cvsroot
cvs history
cvs history -report -e
The $CVSROOT/cvsroot/history file has lots of stuff...
Our environment is:
Win NT 4 SP4 clie
|}avid writes:
>
> cvs history blah.c
>
> spits out HUGE amounts of info on millions of files, not just on blah.c as I
> would expect. Therefore in 'cvs history [options] files...' 'files'
> doesn't refer tot he same thing it does in other commands.
Yes it does. The confusion is that hist
I primary use it to track users. eg: cvs history -u userName -x o
how ever is should be easy to get very granular with the command
using a combo of -m, u, x and d.
You might consider Karl Fogel's book on cvs. it's a good book and has
examples and example output of lots of stuff and imho beats t
I have read the 2 paragraphs in the docs and it makes no sense. There are no
examples and the output I get seems to be nowhere near what I expect.
Example:
cvs history blah.c
spits out HUGE amounts of info on millions of files, not just on blah.c as I
would expect. Therefore in 'cvs history [
Dave,
actually I've found the command to be very useful. I'm would hate to see it
removed.
I think if you carefully RTFM on history you can figure it out.
try this link http://www.dis.com/gnu/cvs/cvs_74.html#SEC75
Greg Moore
At 06:18 PM 2/15/00 -0800, |}avid (opeland wrote:
>cvs history is com
cvs history is completely baffling. It seems to always spit out unintelligble
gobbldegook. Is this command actually useful? Can anyone point me to a
resource that documents it? (The official docs are not very descriptive)
Thanks,
Dave
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