On Fri, Jun 10, 2005 at 02:23:03PM -0400, Huaer XC wrote:
Dear CVS users:
I am a newbie in this field. And I am trying to setup CVS on a Linux
Mandrake server, and maintain my codes through SSH by different PCs
including Win-XP and Linux system. (I followed a instruction on the
following
Dear CVS users:
I am a newbie in this field. And I am trying to setup CVS on a Linux
Mandrake server, and maintain my codes through SSH by different PCs
including Win-XP and Linux system. (I followed a instruction on the
following link:
Folks,
I'm COMPLETELY new to CVS, and am assisting the CVS
administrator configure the tool on a Linux server. I've got a cursory
understanding of the CVSROOT directory structure; my question is one of
permissions. I realize that this has probably been addressed in the past, but
reading
Michaelis, Daniel writes:
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there doesn't seem to be anything that prevents User1
from going into the ProjectDir1/bin directory and
removing file2
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-Original Message-
From: Todd Denniston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 18, 2005 3:15 PM
To: Michaelis, Daniel
Cc: 'info-cvs@gnu.org'
Subject: Re: Silly question about CVS and permissions
Michaelis, Daniel
Michaelis, Daniel wrote:
Todd,
Thanks for the answers.
Regarding your comments, my intent is less to provide a secure environment
(we don't expose cvs outside the internal network), and I'm not terribly
worried about malicious destruction of data; I'm much more concerned with
the
Hi,
How does the CVS work? I have read the documentation by Jim Blandy
(https://www.cvshome.org/docs/blandy.html) but it doesn't say how the
modified source code is updated into the server.
Does it update to the server via HTTP or FTP connections?
Our company is currently looking for a HTTP
Jacky Cheang writes:
Does it update to the server via HTTP or FTP connections?
No. Remote access is via a remote command facility like rsh or ssh, or
a proprietary protocol (pserver). Of those, only ssh is recommended for
use across the public internet. I believe the current feature release
Hi everybody,
it's ok for my configuration of WinCVS !
The solution of Larry Jones was the good, it was
effectly the / at the end of my CVSROOT in WINCVS
which has caused me so much problems...
I would like to thank you very much for the help you
gave me, and especially Matt for the patience
Nicolas PEZRON wrote:
finally, I have decided to use WinCVS as a client and
a server Unix as a CVS server
when I try to connet to the CVS server, I have the
following error :
cvs login: authorization failed: server cidre
rejected access to /cvs/CIDRE/ for user int
I don't know how to
Nicolas PEZRON wrote:
so I have configured my inetd.conf file on the server,
this is the line I have added to it :
#CVS server
cvspserver stream tcp nowait root /opt/cvs/bin/cvs cvs
-f --allow-root=/cvs/CIDRE/CVSROOT pserver
Make sure you have an entry in /etc/services like:
Hi,
finally, I have decided to use WinCVS as a client and
a server Unix as a CVS server
when I try to connet to the CVS server, I have the
following error :
cvs login: authorization failed: server cidre
rejected access to /cvs/CIDRE/ for user int
I don't know how to configure the passwords
when I try to connet to the CVS server, I have the
following error :
cvs login: authorization failed: server cidre
rejected access to /cvs/CIDRE/ for user int
You need to configure passwords on the server, not
the client. See the
manual for details:
=?iso-8859-1?q?Nicolas=20PEZRON?= writes:
so I have configured my inetd.conf file on the server,
this is the line I have added to it :
#CVS server
cvspserver stream tcp nowait root /opt/cvs/bin/cvs cvs
-f --allow-root=/cvs/CIDRE/CVSROOT pserver
[...]
so, I should be able to connect to the
Nicolas PEZRON wrote:
may I stock Windows files in my CVS tree on Unix or do
I have to use a version of CVS for Windows ? (I tried
to see for WinCVS but if I can use CVS on Unix, it
will be better for me)
If it is easy for you to get at files on the UNIX box from Windows, then
you don't
Hello everybody,
I am a french student and I have to work on CVS during
my internship...
I have 2 kinds of files : some Unix files on a Unix
server and some Windows files on Windows NT server...
I have yet installed a CVS tree for Unix and it is ok
but I have a problem for my Unix files...
may I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My company is looking into CVS as a replacement for RCS. We currently have perl
scripts set up to customize the RCS commands to our configuration: when I check
out in RCS, using the scripts, the resulting module does not include the ',v' in
the filename, or the
Dear folks,
My company is looking into CVS as a replacement for RCS. We currently have perl
scripts set up to customize the RCS commands to our configuration: when I check
out in RCS, using the scripts, the resulting module does not include the ',v' in
the filename, or the symbolic tag
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dear folks,
My company is looking into CVS as a replacement for RCS. We currently have perl
scripts set up to customize the RCS commands to our configuration: when I check
out in RCS, using the scripts, the resulting module does not include the ',v' in
the
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear folks,
My company is looking into CVS as a replacement for RCS. We currently have perl
scripts set up to customize the RCS commands to our configuration: when I check
out in RCS, using the scripts, the resulting module does not
Cheng Ie-Sun [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Got 2 questions regarding CVS
1. Is it possible to limit the number of revisions that CVS creates?
ie. 5 revisions, 1.1x, 1.2x, 1.3x, 1.4x and 1.5x
2. Is it possible to remove the old revisions
ie. remove revisions 1 tru 49 and just leave
Got 2 questions regarding CVS
1. Is it possible to limit the number of revisions
that CVS creates?
ie. 5 revisions, 1.1x, 1.2x,
1.3x, 1.4x and 1.5x
2. Is it possible to remove the old
revisions
ie. remove revisions 1 tru 49
and just leave revision 50 and 51 from a 51 revision file
I have downloaded a version of cvs for solaris 2.5.1 and now it works
Thanks,
wangc
- Original Message -
From: Donald Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: wangc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2001 9:40 PM
Subject: Re: question about cvs!
Your
Your using a version of cvs that is compiled for a later version( 2.6,2.8? )
of solaris than what you are using.
Get the source and compile.
donald
On Tue, May 29, 2001 at 10:51:44AM +0800, wangc wrote:
hi,
I just want to use cvs for a project's version control.And now
I have installed
hi,
I just want to use cvs for a project's
version control.And now
I have installed the cvs1.11p1 on a sun workstation(Solaris
2.5.1) as
cvs serverand Wincvs on my PC(win98)
as a client.But there are some
errs.The Wincvs show this hint:
ld.so.1: cvs: fatal: relocation error:
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
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
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
Masterson, David writes:
After having done a number of "imports", is there a simple command to get a
list of vendor and release tags (along with when they were created)?
Not really -- as far as CVS is concerned, vendor and release tags are
just tags, it doesn't keep track of them specially.
I'm sure this must have been addressed somewhere, but I can't find it...
I'm working with CVS v1.10 (Halibut). The documentation describes a
procedure for importing 3rd party source code into CVS and controlling it
there. The basic step is to do a 'cvs import' on the new sources for each
Masterson, David writes:
For instance, assume a 3rd party product consisting of a single directory of
source code. In release 1 of the product, the directory contains two source
files (x.c and y.c). In release 2 of the product, the developer has removed
y.c and added z.c. If you simply
Friday, July 07, 2000 1:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Dumb question about 'cvs import' of 3rd party products...
Masterson, David writes:
For instance, assume a 3rd party product consisting of a single directory
of
source code. In release 1 of the product, the
Masterson, David writes:
I think I see now. I couldn't quite gather in the purpose of the "checkout"
in the discussion with "import" -- particularly with *two* tag names
mentioned. Now that I look at it, would the proper way of doing the import
of release 2 be:
cd release2
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Dumb question about 'cvs import' of 3rd party products...
Masterson, David writes:
I think I see now. I couldn't quite gather in the purpose of the
"checkout"
in the discussion with "import" -- par
If I have a copy of a file and I do "cvs up", should CVS change the mode (ie
read, write, execute bits) of the file? IMHO, it should not since, the only way
permissions wouldn't match that of the archive (aside from the write bits of
course) would be if I explicitly changed them. I should
Well, hmm... the question is, then, should the mode of a file be part of
the information the cvs is responsible for "controlling".
As it is right now, the mode the file is in when it is first added is what
it will always have unless you go change the mode in the actual
repository.
it would be
ange it back before the
commit.
It doesn't make sense at all to change the read bits so let's not discuss it.
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2000.04.28 17:30:49
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: (bcc: Noel L Yap)
Subject: Re: philosophy question about CVS and permissions
Well, hmm... the
I have the following issue with WinCVS that keeps me from using it in my
application. I am interested in finding someone (under paid contract) to
add the features I've listed. Any help you can provide will be useful.
Here are the characteristics of our use of CVS:
* We use NT
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