Wang Liheng wrote:
Dear sir or Madam,
I am an administrator of CVS .We use WINCVS1.2 for client and Rad Hat
Linux6.2 for server, and setup the server for connection with pserver
and password authentication.
In our company, i need to creat checkout-only users who can only
checkout and
The easiest (and maybe the correct) way is to add
the read-only users to 'readers' file in
CVSROOT folder. If file file is missing - create it
and simplyadd usernames one per
line.
Other way - create user groups and then assign
permissionson folders accordingly inside
repository, this way
Dear sir or Madam,I am an
administrator of CVS .We use WINCVS1.2 for client and Rad Hat Linux6.2 for
server, and setup the server for connection with pserver and password
authentication.
In our company, i need tocreat
checkout-only users who can only checkout and update modules(or
David L. Martin writes:
The branch A change to old.txt will be disregarded in the merge to the trunk
since old.txt no longer exists there.
It won't be completely disreguarded: you'll get an error message telling
you that old.txt does not exist but is present on branch A.
-Larry Jones
Hi,
my name's Massimiliano.
I have a question.
When I deleted a file from CVS repository with Remove Selection and then
Commit, Cvs created a subdirectory called Attic where he maintained the file
deleted.
What's he behavioral?
Thankx in advance
Massimiliano Fortini
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From: "FORTINI Massimiliano" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Mailing List CVS (E-mail)" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2001 3:11 AM
Subject: Question
Hi,
my name's Massimiliano.
I have a question.
When I deleted a file from CVS repository with Remove Selection and then
FORTINI Massimiliano writes:
When I deleted a file from CVS repository with Remove Selection and then
Commit, Cvs created a subdirectory called Attic where he maintained the file
deleted.
What's he behavioral?
CVS moves the file into the Attic so it doesn't need to even look at it
for most
I have two branches (A and B) off the HEAD. Both branches have a file
"old.txt". What I have done is:
1) On branch B, rename the file from old.txt to new.txt by
removing,adding and then committing
2) merge branch B into HEAD
Next I am planning to merge branch A into HEAD. But the filename in A
- Original Message -
From: "Chen, Susie" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have two branches (A and B) off the HEAD. Both branches have a file
"old.txt". What I have done is:
1) On branch B, rename the file from old.txt to new.txt by
removing,adding and then committing
2) merge branch B into
Is there a way to have the commit message editor NOT insert a blank line
above my 'rcsinfo' template?
I just want to have a template that looks like:
BUG#/Activity:
inspector:
comments:
It works fine now, except for the annoying blank line that is inserted
at the beginning.
Thanks,
Vic
--
Vic Gedris writes:
Is there a way to have the commit message editor NOT insert a blank line
above my 'rcsinfo' template?
Apparently not. Does anyone know why the blank line is there? (It
would be easy enough to change the code to get rid of it.)
-Larry Jones
The authorities are trying to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
3.I get a problem that I can't checkout from server, the message
display in the screen is :
"cvs -q checkout abc (in directory C:\temp\temp\temptest)
cvs [checkout aborted]: end of file from server (consult
above messages if any)
Please
Hello,
This line is in our modules file:
mash-code tcl8.0 tk8.0 otcl tclcl gsm mash-1 apps lib tutorials
This works fine and creates a mash-code directory with everything in
it when you checkout mash-code.
I'd like to add a couple individual files that would get placed in the
mash-code
Put the files in ${CVSROOT}/mash-code, and change the line to read:
mash-code mash-code tcl8.0 tk8.0 otcl tclcl gsm mash-1 apps lib
tutorials
If the files, file1 and file2, are in a different directory, say foo, you
may have to do something like:
mash-code foo file1 file2 tcl8.0 tk8.0 otcl
Hello,
Could you help me, please.
I have install CVS 1.9 on my station with HP-UX B.11.00.
But when I run this command: "cvs -d /usr/local/cvsroot init",
I have an error message:
"ci error: unknown option: -x,v/
ci aborted"
The command "man cvs" inform me that thse options don't exist.
I
Maybe this is a silly question, but is there any way to check out a single
file that is in a module (rather than the whole module)?
- Rich
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By specifing the file as a parameter
$cvs co filename
Tamas
Richard Abbott wrote:
Maybe this is a silly question, but is there any way to check out a single
file that is in a module (rather than the whole module)?
- Rich
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Hi Rich,
it is possible.
Try it :-)
cvs co module-name/path/file
cu
Michael
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From: Richard Abbott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 4:31 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: CVS Question
Maybe this is a silly question
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe this is a silly question, but is there any way to check out a single
file that is in a module (rather than the whole module)?
- Rich
cvs co module/file
should do what you want: it creates
directory module with only file in
it.
However, you might don't
irina sturm writes:
cvs co module/file
should do what you want: it creates
directory module with only file in
it.
However, you might don't want an
extra directory module on top of the
file, and I think (please anybody
correct me if I am wrong) this is
not possible as CVS is based on
Stephane BURKEL writes:
I have install CVS 1.9 on my station with HP-UX B.11.00.
But when I run this command: "cvs -d /usr/local/cvsroot init",
I have an error message:
"ci error: unknown option: -x,v/
ci aborted"
You have an ancient version of CVS along with a prehistoric version of
On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 14:29 +0200, Stephane BURKEL wrote:
I have install CVS 1.9 on my station with HP-UX B.11.00.
Does this version of CVS use the external RCS commands or does it
bring their functionality with it? See the doc on this.
But when I run this command: "cvs -d
Richard Abbott wrote:
Maybe this is a silly question, but is there any way to check out a single
file that is in a module (rather than the whole module)?
I believe:
$cvs get -d put_it_here_directory
module/foo/bar/zap/zing/dong/ding/dang/gork.htm
should work.
I hope that helps!
Alex
tched server.
As Derek has pointed out, sanity.sh can cover the first five, but it can't test
the different combinations of client/server.
I think I've covered all the cases, but I may still be missing something.
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2001.03.25 17:44:09
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: [E
Title: RE: feature question
Ah, that's what it does... FWIW, I'd appreciate seeing this in the main CVS distribution, since otherwise I always simulate all this with my awful shell scripts.
For those who care, it's not because reserved locks are useful in code, it's because they're useful
: feature question
Ah, that's what it does... FWIW, I'd appreciate seeing this in the main CVS
distribution, since otherwise I always simulate all this with my awful shell
scripts.
For those who care, it's not because reserved locks are useful in code, it's
because they're useful when
AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: feature question
Are you sure you're not using a Windows version that's been patched?
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2001.03.23 01:39:59
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: (bcc: Noel L Yap)
Subject: feature question
Clear DayWhy did
Sasa Brcerevic wrote:
Why did not 'edit -c' make it to the cvs 1.11 and yet it is on the
windows version of cvs 1.10.8?
Most likely you were using a patched version of 1.10.8.
The answer to the more general question of why 'edit -c' isn't in cvs
1.11 has to do with the lack of some
Are you sure you're not using a Windows version that's been patched?
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2001.03.23 01:39:59
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: (bcc: Noel L Yap)
Subject: feature question
Clear DayWhy did not 'edit -c' make it to the cvs 1.11 and yet it is on the
windows version
Title: Clear Day
Why did not 'edit -c' make it to the cvs
1.11 and yet it is on the windows version of cvs 1.10.8?
have a day,
Sasa
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Larry Jones wrote:
Annette Waters writes:
Could you please explain how the time is used by CVS. Is it used to
determine if a file has changed? Or, does it always look at the contents of
the files to determine changes?
CVS looks at the timestamp first; if it hasn't changed, then CVS
Could you please explain how the time is used by CVS. Is it used to
determine if a file has changed? Or, does it always look at the contents of
the files to determine changes?
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If I'm right then the time is always used to determine if the file is
modified.
The timestamp of the file is compared to the timestamp saved in the
Entries file.
But if you didn't change the file, you only "touch" it and try to commit
then the file will not be really commited.
Tamas
Annette
Annette Waters writes:
Could you please explain how the time is used by CVS. Is it used to
determine if a file has changed? Or, does it always look at the contents of
the files to determine changes?
CVS looks at the timestamp first; if it hasn't changed, then CVS assumes
that the file
Jari Aalto+usenet wrote:
* Thu 2001-03-01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Peter Ajamian) gnu.cvs.help
*
| Ceartainly that will encrypt the password for you, but the cvspwd
| utility I created will fully manage the passwd and readers files for
| you, allowing you to add and remove users, set them to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I have a question for all CVS gurus.
We have a soft. dev. project with development on Window as well as
Solaris.
I need to create a diff file which i can use to "patch" it on Solaris.
I have added new files to project (on
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
The work around, if you're not daring enough to grab a dev version of
Oh, and if you are daring enough to install the dev version, it has to be
installed on the server end for the fix to work. Maybe on the server client
end, but I think this one was server only.
Greetings, all.
I've got a question about .cvsignore and previously-deleted files. (This
is independent of the other thread discussing possible additions to the
default .cvsignore file.)
In the module I'm working on, there is a file called productInfo.cc. This
file used to be in the CVS
Peter Ajamian wrote:
The passwords are not stored plain text in the passwd file, they have to
be encrypted with the crypt() function. There's a utility available
that I just finished work on this past week which will maintain the
passwd and readers files for you automatically (it works
On Thu, Mar 01, 2001 at 11:38:16AM -0500, Derek R. Price wrote:
Peter Ajamian wrote:
There's a utility available
that I just finished work on this past week which will maintain the
passwd and readers files for you automatically (it works similar to the
regular Unix passwd program).
I
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
Peter Ajamian wrote:
The passwords are not stored plain text in the passwd file, they have to
be encrypted with the crypt() function. There's a utility available
that I just finished work on this past week which will maintain the
passwd and readers files for
I'm encountering a pretty strange problem when defining a module in
conjunction with checkout and export.
I have the following directory structure:
dir1
dir2
file4
file1
file2
file3
I define the module as follows:
finalProductdir1 dir2
Dino Valente writes:
If I "checkout" this module then it works as expected. However, if I
"export" this module, dir2 will contain my whole repository (eg CVSROOT dir
and other root directories from the repository).
I found the problem only occurs if I mix directories and files in the
At 04:45 PM 2/28/2001 -0500, Larry Jones wrote:
Dino Valente writes:
If I "checkout" this module then it works as expected. However, if I
"export" this module, dir2 will contain my whole repository (eg CVSROOT
dir
and other root directories from the repository).
I found the problem
I'm running the MIT distribution of Kerberos v5-1.2.1 and I've compiled the
cvs server/client with gssapi support. I believe that my inetd.conf and
services files are in order - they're attempting to run cvs with the gserver
option. I'm timing out when attempting to connect to the cvs server.
This is more of a organization question, rather CVS itself. On Unix
environment, when you check out CVS project directory structure, all
the files in the directories can be linked to a larger working
directory where you can do your build and code. But when you are
ready to check in the code
). There's a copy on
line here:
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/index.html .
The alternative is: to copy everything, add and remove the appropriate files
individually, then commit, and this will wipe out any local changes.
Derek
--
Hamlet: To be or not to be - that is the question;
Whether
Hello !
Thank you ! I am using CVS as a storage/diff tool rather than a development
tool at the direction of my customer. I perform CM on a 2 million lines of
code project which is maintained by a separate company. The entire project
falls under one directory, I will call the directory PROJECT
Title: ת·¢: a question
hi,
I am cvs user. i am using WinCvs vertion 1.0.6.
I met some problems now , i hope you would help me.
1. I added a file by cvs and the file's status is file,but after commiting it the file's status became binary.
How to solve this.
2. I want to add a file
We are using a CVS server on Linux with clients on
Windows NT and Linux.
For some reasons that would be pretty long to
explain here, we would like CVS not to remove
^Mwhen importing files to the repository from a Windows Client
( and also not to add ^M when exporting files
from the
I'm answering to both of you :)
"LS" == Laine Stump [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
LS I've taken Jerry Nairn's vss2cvs.pl script, which you have on your
LS website, and enhanced it quite a bit. It is now available at
LShttp://www.laine.org/cvs/vss2cvs
"CH" == Curt Hagenlocher [EMAIL
Alexey Mahotkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Q: I have a large MS Visual SourceSafe repository. How could I
convert it to use it from CVS?
A: All scripts for that purpose that have ever appeared on info-cvs
are collected here:
http://alexm.here.ru/cvs-nserver/download/contrib/vss-to-cvs/
This may be worth putting into the FAQ (I leave it up to you.):
If you are using xinetd you can use the "passenv" attribute.
"man xinetd.conf" explains this attribute.
FYI, following is my cvspserver file for xinetd. It works great, and I
avoid the $HOME problem.
By putting nothing for "passenv"
Alexey Mahotkin writes:
Comments? Contributions? Larry, Derek, you should at least emit a
sigh of relief -- you will no more have to answer The Question again
and again.
Yes we will -- The Question is already answered in the manual, but
people don't bother to read the manual (or FAQs
Alexey Mahotkin writes:
A: Workaround: You could create small .sh-file:
That may not work -- the problem might well be that there's no -f global
option on the pserver line in inetd.conf rather than that $HOME is set
in the environment.
This is caused by misfeature in CVS. :pserver: does
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sigh of relief -- you will no more have to answer The Question again
and again.
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et deleted for "I've read it before, why should I do it again?".
Larry, Derek, you should at least emit a sigh of relief -- you
will no more have to answer The Question again and again.
Isn't Derek continuously posting links to an *existing* FAQ? It
obviously would be better to f
)
Subject: Question on disabling automatic merges
Federal Record Status Not Determined
Hi Folks
Teala Spitzbarth writes:
Is there anyway to disable the automatic merge on checkin under CVS?
There is no automatic merge on checkin -- if a developer tries to commit
an out-of-date file, they get an error message telling them to do an
update first. It's the update that does the automatic
I did cvs watch on -R directoreis. It made existing files read only when I
do an update however it still gives write permission to a newly added file.
What am I missing?
Howard
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Hi,
If we check out modules with 'cvs co modules' and commit it
back in, we get the following error message:
cvs commit: Rebuilding administrative file database
cvs commit: Executing ''mkmodules' '/afs/slac.stanford.edu/g/babar/repo/CVSROOT''
cvs commit: cannot exec mkmodules: No
Hi Folks,
Is there anyway to disable the automatic merge on checkin under CVS?
I.e. to force that if a developer tries to checkin a file from a working
copy that is outdated - they get an error message?
I can see that if you admin files with the -m option, it will be disabled,
but this requires
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Hi,
If we check out modules with 'cvs co modules' and commit it
back in, we get the following error message:
cvs commit: Rebuilding administrative file database
Tealla Spitzbarth writes:
Hi Folks,
Is there anyway to disable the automatic merge on checkin under CVS?
I.e. to force that if a developer tries to checkin a file from a
working
copy that is outdated - they get an error message?
CVS will currently generate an "Up-to-date check" error message
Hi group,
We want start to use CVS as a repository to our source-codes, but I dont
know what is the best client for accessing from windows stations (the
wincvs.org appear to be down) nor the procedures at the server to configure
access from a windows client.
Can someone give me a light on it?
cify (on the
command-line) different log messages for different directories?
While this question seems to be irrelevant (why would a user want to specify
different log messages to different directories through the command-line?),
I am interested in this for testing purposes -- I have set up so
ssages for different directories?
While this question seems to be irrelevant (why would a user want to specify
different log messages to different directories through the command-line?),
I am interested in this for testing purposes -- I have set up some scripts
to handle commit commands us
to commit several directories
with different log messages.
Thanks,
Shlomo
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From: Rob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 11:25 AM
To: Reinstein, Shlomo
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: Question about the command-line for committing
H
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From: Rob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 11:25 AM
To: Reinstein, Shlomo
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: Question about the command-line for committing
Hello,
You can specify a path/filename as well.
i.e.
cvs commit -m &q
"Reinstein, Shlomo" wrote:
collected information, then deletes the temporary files. For this reason, I
would like the same commit command to be able to commit several directories
with different log messages.
CVS won't do that right now. Why don't you want your script to do a 'cvs ci -l
-m"a
ifying a log
message on the command-line instead of interactively using an editor. But
what happens when the commit is recursive and there are files in other
directories that will be committed? Is there a way to specify (on the
command-line) different log messages for different directories?
While
Manish Koolwal wrote:
Hi all!
I am new to CVS and the UNIX environment. We are currently operating from
2 locations - India and US. The latest checked out build in the US office is
ftpied to us in India. We at our end are required to put it in CVS and keep
on updating it with the new
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Subject: A Question
Hi all!
I am new to CVS and the UNIX environment. We are currently operating from
2 locations - India and US. The latest checked out build in the US office is
ftpied to us in India. We at our end are required to put it in CVS and keep
re ftp'ing or
rsync'ing or whatever. The CVS way to get around this is to have one and only
one repository.
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2001.01.10 00:41:49
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cc: (bcc: Noel L Yap)
Subject: A Question
Hi all!
I am new to CVS and the UNIX environment. We are currently
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Frode Nilsen
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 4:08 PM
Agreed that this sound like a "lame" strategy, but aren't this what
import is supposed solve ?
Nope. Import is there to track of *third* party software, not
i just did a post. but i also just noticed that the last date in this
group is from 12-11-2000. rather old. is this group active?
will my post get posted?
thanks for any info, i am new to CVS too...
tom
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i just did a post. but i also just noticed that the last date in this
group is from 12-11-2000. rather old. is this group active?
will my post get posted?
thanks for any info, i am new to CVS too...
You're probably using egroups to subscribe. I believe their
an answer to one important
question: how one can log in with personal user_name to the `:local:'
repository. It's so important, because we will keep the repository
under Windows (not on UNIX box).
If you have any idea or a "how to" link, write me, please.
Thank you
Best regards,
an answer to one important
question: how one can log in with personal user_name to the `:local:'
repository. It's so important, because we will keep the repository
under Windows (not on UNIX box).
If you have any idea or a "how to" link, write me, please.
Thank you
Bill Whiting wrote:
True, but if there are file permissions (there won't be for
Win3.11, but will be for WinNT, if it's Win9x, then I think
it's possible to circumvent any local file permissions),
then the access to the CVS repository is based on the file
permissions.
That's what groups
Hi all!
I am new to CVS and the UNIX environment. We are currently operating from
2 locations - India and US. The latest checked out build in the US office is
ftpied to us in India. We at our end are required to put it in CVS and keep
on updating it with the new builds received.
We have
Mike Chartier wrote:
Graphically, this is how things look (in my mind):
Module
|
|
|
+ - Tagged "Software_1.0"
|\
| \
| \
|\
| |
| | - Tagged "Software_1.0_Update_1"
| |
+ - Tagged "Software_1.1"
Mike Chartier writes:
When I do a
cvs update
from the MyModule directory it gets all the files in dir_1 and dir_2, not
just the ones specified in the module definition.
That only happens if you specify the -d option to update. If you're not
specifying it explicitly, check your
However, the
crux of my problem was that whenever I've been importing their new
changes into a module, I _never_ get a conflict message. This is
important, because in most cases I _know_ a file has changed (usually
index.htm).
Maybe I'm picking you up wrong in your description of the problem,
Aha! That makes considerably more sense than what I was trying to
figure out on my own.
Since changes generally haven't been made to the local repository
copies, there have been no conflicts, but the Vendor history _is_ being
kept.
Thanks so much for your answer - I feel a lot better about how
On Fri, Dec 22, 2000 at 10:13:08AM -0600, Alexander Kamilewicz wrote:
However, the
crux of my problem was that whenever I've been importing their new
changes into a module, I _never_ get a conflict message. This is
important, because in most cases I _know_ a file has changed (usually
Alexander Kamilewicz writes:
I've read all about Vendor branches in Karl Fogel's book and in the
Cederqvist and thought I knew what I was getting in to. However, the
crux of my problem was that whenever I've been importing their new
changes into a module, I _never_ get a conflict message.
a system(); call to the right place in the
PERL code.
On Fri, Dec 08, 2000 at 03:15:26PM -0500, Saima Iqbal wrote:
Hi,
I work for a Telcordia, and we have recently started using CVS for
version control purposes. I had a question regarding the use of a unix
script via winCVS
I've never used WinCVS, so cannot answer your question directly
Saima Iqbal wrote:
The aim
is to refrain from allowing the users to tag source in the whole
tree at random.
If that is indeed your goal then perhaps all you want to do is
add a line to the $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/taginfo file
bcc: Saima Iqbal/Telcordia)
Subject: winCVS question
Hi,
I work for a Telcordia, and we have recently started using CVS for
version control purposes. I had a question regarding the use of a unix
script via winCVS. I've developed a script that enables the user to control t
,
I work for a Telcordia, and we have recently started using CVS for
version control purposes. I had a question regarding the use of a unix
script via winCVS. I've developed a script that enables the user to control the
tagging of a whole tree, by running a shell executable script
relative newbie, please be gentle.
I want to use cvs log (and then cvs2cl.pl) to generate ChangeLogs between
two tags so I can see exactly what was worked on between these two tags
(ultimate goal is to automatically create build notes).
I did:
cvs co -P -A MY_MODULE
then,
cvs log -N
Hi,
For example, if there are 2 persons working on a project. If one
person add a file or directory, how can the other person know that a new
file or directory is added? Of course if the second person does an update
(-d) , he or she will get that file/directory but are there any way to
Vinh Pham wrote:
Hi,
For example, if there are 2 persons working on a project. If one
person add a file or directory, how can the other person know that a new
file or directory is added? Of course if the second person does an update
(-d) , he or she will get that file/directory but
/2000 03:46:34 PM
To: Vinh Pham/Fishkill/IBM@IBMUS
cc:
Subject: RE: CVS question
You can add cvs watch on files which you are intrestead in.
Raghu K
Software Engineer
Pretzel Logic Sofware Inc.
Cupertino, California
email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
phone: 408-366-9010 extn 338
-Original
Vinh Pham wrote:
That's a good idea. Unfortunately, that means we have to get into the
whole cvs watch on/off, cvs edit things. For me, it maybe OK but most of
my co-workers are not software-oriented. Adding that level of complexity
may not work well for them. I've been advising
I am very familiar with RCS and have just started using CVS and I have a
question about branching. In RCS I could check out a previous version of a
file, change it and check it back in. RCS would create a branch off the
version that I checked out. When I tried to do this with CVS, it wouldn't
Jim Largent wrote:
I am very familiar with RCS and have just started using CVS and I
have a
question about branching. In RCS I could check out a previous
version of a
file, change it and check it back in. RCS would create a branch off
the
version that I checked out. When I tried to do
Background:
-WinCVS connected to Linux CVS repository using pserver.
-TCL script created to checkin and tag files versus 2 operations.
Process works great with up to 40 files. After that the operation is
aborted and pserver goes into it's timeout mode (10 minutes).
Is there a setting
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