Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:
JL Thanks for the report. I'll commit this fix as soon as nazgul is
JL back to life (Lars?).
I am a bit embarrased. I had left redhat's startup diskette in the
floppy drive, and then we had a powerfailure...
And I had given the key to the server-room to
"Lars" == Lars Gullik Bjønnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:
JL Thanks for the report. I'll commit this fix as soon as nazgul is
JL back to life (Lars?).
Lars I am a bit embarrased. I had left redhat's startup diskette in
Lars the floppy drive, and then we had a
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:
JL I was beginning to fear that it was dead again...
Ha! Nazgul is rock steady now.
We had an uptime of ca. 120 days before this powerfailure.
Lgb
>> Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:
JL> Thanks for the report. I'll commit this fix as soon as nazgul is
JL> back to life (Lars?).
I am a bit embarrased. I had left redhat's startup diskette in the
floppy drive, and then we had a powerfailure...
And I had given the key to the server-room to
> "Lars" == Lars Gullik Bjønnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>> Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:
JL> Thanks for the report. I'll commit this fix as soon as nazgul is
JL> back to life (Lars?).
Lars> I am a bit embarrased. I had left redhat's startup diskette in
Lars> the floppy drive, and then
>> Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:
JL> I was beginning to fear that it was dead again...
Ha! Nazgul is rock steady now.
We had an uptime of ca. 120 days before this powerfailure.
Lgb
"PH" == Pierre-Henri Boinnard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PH It works quite well, but a misplaced ')' in lyxvc.C (patch
PH enclosed) make checkin fail with following message :
Hello,
Thanks for the report. I'll commit this fix as soon as nazgul is back
to life (Lars?). I am really surprised
> "PH" == Pierre-Henri Boinnard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
PH> It works quite well, but a misplaced ')' in lyxvc.C (patch
PH> enclosed) make checkin fail with following message :
Hello,
Thanks for the report. I'll commit this fix as soon as nazgul is back
to life (Lars?). I am really
I am using it smoothly since a while, but noticed just now that even LyX
handle file names with spaces inside, we cannot version them because RCS
try to handle each part of the file name as a file itself.
Hmm, this is a tough one.
I don't think RCS can handle files with spaces in them. Of
Asger Alstrup Nielsen writes:
I am using it smoothly since a while, but noticed just now that
even LyX handle file names with spaces inside, we cannot version
them because RCS try to handle each part of the file name as a
file itself.
AAN Hmm, this is a tough one.
It seems to
> I am using it smoothly since a while, but noticed just now that even LyX
> handle file names with spaces inside, we cannot version them because RCS
> try to handle each part of the file name as a file itself.
Hmm, this is a tough one.
I don't think RCS can handle files with spaces in them.
>> Asger Alstrup Nielsen writes:
>> I am using it smoothly since a while, but noticed just now that
>> even LyX handle file names with spaces inside, we cannot version
>> them because RCS try to handle each part of the file name as a
>> file itself.
AAN> Hmm, this is a tough one.
Pierre-Henri Boinnard writes:
Edit- Version Control-Register for a file "New File.lyx" produce :
PB ci: New: No such file or directory. ci: File.lyx: No such file
PB or directory.
PB Priority absolute zero ???
This is now hopefully fixed in cvs.
I'd like people to check if the fix
>> Pierre-Henri Boinnard writes:
Edit-> Version Control->Register for a file "New File.lyx" produce :
PB> ci: New: No such file or directory. ci: File.lyx: No such file
PB> or directory.
PB> Priority absolute zero ???
This is now hopefully fixed in cvs.
I'd like people to check if
Hello you all,
first of all, I'm very impressed by LyX.
I am using it smoothly since a while, but noticed just now that even LyX
handle file names with spaces inside, we cannot version them because RCS
try to handle each part of the file name as a file itself.
Edit-Version
Hello you all,
first of all, I'm very impressed by LyX.
I am using it smoothly since a while, but noticed just now that even LyX
handle file names with spaces inside, we cannot version them because RCS
try to handle each part of the file name as a file itself.
Edit->Version
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