Eitle Jürgen wrote:
>
> 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
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
did'nt
Eitle Jürgen wrote:
>
> 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
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 w
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 talkin
Eitle Jürgen wrote:
> About bug fixing. My employer will not be very happy, especcially when with
> MS-VSS there is an easy (tempting??) alternative.
If you think VSS does what you want, then you might be better off with it. If your
company is
prepared to pay there are lots of source contro
Eitle Jürgen wrote:
>
> Ok, here is what I get
>
> C:\>cvs -v
Umm.. I meant do it from within WinCVS, oh well...
Anyway. I can't repeat anything like your problem. Locking is a bit knackered in CVS
(I assume it works
on the Unix versions, but it's probably assuming you can do things like a
Hi,
since I don't have Tcl I do not have Macros in winCVS. When using cvs from
the command line I get the same error, too. IMHO it has nothing to do with
winCVS.
About bug fixing. My employer will not be very happy, especcially when with
MS-VSS there is an easy (tempting??) alternative.
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 http://www.cv
Eitle Jürgen wrote:
>
> I am using wincvs with local directory and I am using the cvs2ntslib.dll. In
> order to exlude any winCVS quirk I also entered the command from the command
> line, with the same result.
Which version of cvs2ntslib.dll? (what comes up when you do 'Admin/Macros Admin/print
I am using wincvs with local directory and I am using the cvs2ntslib.dll. In
order to exlude any winCVS quirk I also entered the command from the command
line, with the same result.
Eitle Jürgen wrote:
>
> 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 acc
setgid the directories in your repo. man chmod for more info.
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 06/05/2000 04:16:42 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: (bcc: Noel L Yap)
Subject: problems with CVS on NT
Hi,
I am trying to use CVS on NT. The repository is mounted locally, i. e. it is
not a
Apologies to everyone. I was answering the wrong problem.
Noel
Noel L Yap
06/05/2000 08:14 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: problems with CVS on NT (Document link not converted)
setgid the directories in your repo. man chmod for more info.
Noel
[EMAIL
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 cli
Eitle Jürgen wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am using CVS 10.8NT version as of may 25, 2000.
Then the only thing that can cause that error is a cvs.exe is still running on the
other
developers' machine. Also if you're updating over a network you get locking issues
(the server holds the lock long after the
Hi,
I am using CVS 10.8NT version as of may 25, 2000.
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
05, 2000 6:17 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: problems with CVS on NT
>
> 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 th
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 message.
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