est_ops.c: In function 'ops__read_special_entry':
est_ops.c:1728: error: 'ENODATA' undeclared (first use in this function)
This one should be fixed since r2406, Dez 2003
Oh, sorry, that should be 2009, of course.
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Hello Frode!
Now gmake fails much later:
...
/home/froh/sw/src/fsvs-1.2/src/fsvs.c:476: undefined reference to `fmemopen'
Well, this should be seen during configure - HAVE_FMEMOPEN - and then just the
debug-buffer options should be disabled during compilation.
You could try --enable-release -
Hello Gunnar!
Regarding enhancements I stumbled about an issue I noted some time ago with
ignore list behavior.
When new filter rules are applied to (or remove from) ignore list you still
need
to add/unversion appropriate files manually.
Well, it's the behaviour of subversion and git (and,
Hello Gunnar!
But the work begins if files needs to be sorted out because of
privacy or bloating the repo etc. I think fsvs behavior can, because of its
clueness and different use case, be different in that area. Comparing to svn
the
fsvs ignore list is also more centric then some sporadic
Hello Gunnar!
First of all, the easy question:
Also, if you have some fsvs config files that could be
useful for others, I would appreciate to collect them
and, with Phils
approval, add them to the repository.
Gunnar,
you're an official (co-)developer.
You've got commit rights, and for a
Hello Steve!
I am trying to port fsvs to openwrt ...
I found
LIBDIRS= /usr/local/lib in the configure script.
Maybe somone could help me
out by explaining me how this can be changed so
fsvs is not having hardcoded
links in the configure.
Well, the configure script takes parameters - see
Do you have an idea whats wrong or how to resolve this?
Well, according to
...
the function svn_config_get_user_config_path() didn't exist in 1.4.
You might have to do something yourself ... with getenv(HOME) and/or
getpwent() and
sprintf()/strcat() or something like that.
Great, was
On Monday 15 February 2010 Gunnar Thielebein wrote:
Would you point me how to use tests in fsvs?
I can't get them running.
make run-tests
for the quick test, and the extensive version is
make ext-tests PARALLEL=5
(but that needs sudo without password and ssh localhost for both user and
Hello Gunnar!
On Saturday 13 February 2010 Gunnar Thielebein wrote:
The solution is to create the folder via svn_config_ensure,
somewhere before svn_cmdline_setup_auth_baton.
Fine, can you commit that?
Committed with [2426].
Thank you.
Credentials should be stored userwise so we
Hello Gunnar!
On Saturday 13 February 2010 Gunnar Thielebein wrote:
I also checked in a first version of the new option in [2427].
Thank you. Please update, I've re-sorted the documentation and changed the
text a bit.
This already works like I want it for dirs where only the mtime changes.
Hello Gunnar!
On Saturday 13 February 2010 Gunnar Thielebein wrote:
Thanks for the hint and the changes. I updated the new version and i looks
more clear now. For sure the helper function needs to be before the
ostop_change. The issue is now with 2429 that it doesnt detect any changes
On Saturday 13 February 2010 Gunnar Thielebein wrote:
Author: tekknokrat
Date: 2010-02-13 09:56:59-0800
New Revision: 2431
Modified:
branches/fsvs-1.2.x/fsvs/src/status.c
Log:
- change behavior in stop_change, don't stop on parent nodes containing
changed entries
Modified:
Hello Gunnar!
On Friday 12 February 2010 Gunnar Thielebein wrote:
When putting the option definition in options.c, options.h and
options.dox it builds but it don't accept the option.
Maybe the name is too long?
Indeed, its the length of the optionname. Is there any reason for a
P.Marek wrote:
Is it possible to use an option like -ofilter=mtime-dir so only adapting the
existing mtime filter. Do you think this is easy possible to do or do you
see
another way to do that?
Well, I believe that this should be an entirely new config option; the
filter options
Hello Gunnar!
The idea sounds great.
I tested it and I can get all parameters that are neccessary in my script.
Parsing parameters looks more clean to me than the logfile.
So for simple operations this would be a good replacement!
*But* If i am performing updates or also dist upgrades on
Hello everybody,
FSVS 1.2.1 is released.
This is more or less a bugfix release; there are only two new features:
* FSVS now supports arbitrary svn+ tunnels, like subversion does.
(Thank you, Jake.)
* fsvs log -v for now filters the changed entries list, and shows the
paths relative to the
Hello Mark!
On Friday 25 September 2009 Petersen, Mark wrote:
I do have the right headers, but I also have the Sun libiconv and
Solaris headers could have been interfering.
Is libiconv in the linker command line, ie. -liconv? Maybe that helps.
It wasn't, and I believe this fixed my
Hello everybody!
After a long time I'm happy to release a new version.
The delay can be explained by it being incompatible with the older
versions; this is the cause for it being labeled for the new 1.2 series,
although the next big feature (mixed version working copies) is not
included yet.
Hello Gunnar!
How are you? I hope that everything's ok for you.
I saw your initial commit; could you drop a README and/or other documentation
in the directory, please?
Furthermore I'd like to ask whether I should start testing the script, or if
you know anything you have to do before that.
Hello Gunnar!
Theres some forthcoming in the script.
Its now in my svn but it imo would be better to control it in your
repository if you can give me access to a path.
Its currently based on user input, for me the easiest to implement, but
will also get a option base as next step.
All
Hello Gunnar!
On Sunday 08 February 2009 Gunnar Thielebein wrote:
Ok, thanks for feedback. Sorry your waiting for script, will push that
one forward.
Don't hurry - be happy.
Really, RL keeps me from progressing with FSVS, too.
migration.sh did not changed, will look for the python script for
Hello Gunnar!
How are you? Everything all right?
I just wanted to take a look whether something happened to you, as I haven't
heard from you for so long.
On Friday 09 January 2009 P.Marek wrote:
Regarding the performance problem above ... do you know perl? I think it
would get *much* faster
Hello Gunnar!
On Sunday 08 February 2009 Gunnar Thielebein wrote:
very busy at the moment. I have asked my uncle to make an approach in
python based on my shell script and he has something ready that needs only
some fixing in naming, integrating the lib into main file ( have to go
through
Hello Peter!
On Friday 06 February 2009 Peter Kruse wrote:
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 2:17 PM, Philipp Marek phil...@marek.priv.at wrote:
1. src/config.h needs
#define NAME_MAX (FILENAME_MAX)
that has been reported before but is not
included in the source distribution
This
Hello Peter!
On Friday 06 February 2009 pjo...@gmail.com wrote:
I really would like to try fsvs but
unfortunately I cannot get it to run under
Solaris 10 without dumping core. Here is a
list of problems I encountered (I use v1.1.17):
1. src/config.h needs
#define NAME_MAX (FILENAME_MAX)
Hello Gunnar!
On Thursday 08 January 2009 Gunnar Thielebein wrote:
First I hope you had a good start in 2009, did you?
Yes, thank you very much. You too, I believe?
Regarding reverse search (looking for md5 of every file in fs) as in
the last script, should I revert that? It consumes much
Hello Gunnar!
On Saturday 13 December 2008 Gunnar Thielebein wrote:
good to know that the script works in some way like you want it to.
Regarding DEBUG output thats a good idea and I implemented that first.
Fube,
For compatibility I would like to keep the script sh conform.
Ok.
Can you say
Hello Gunnar!
On Thursday 11 December 2008 Gunnar Thielebein wrote:
one question.
I see at least two :-)
When I have a folder like in your example:
No - the next version will have a per-WC prefix in the WAA structure, so
it will be
/var/spool//66/66//
Other files will be like
Finger quicker than the brain ...
(but that's not *that* hard.)
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Hello Gunnar,
I saw that there are some problems for mails with attachments to tigris'
mailings lists.
Had your original mail some version of your script attached, to get feedback?
If yes, then please resend - the list (and I) got no attachment.
Regards,
Phil
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Hello Gunnar!
On Monday 08 December 2008 Gunnar Thielebein wrote:
some questions about the script.
When looking in /var/spool/fsvs/dd i see a lot of folder labeled with
2digixt hexcode that if understand correctly represents dirs in filesystem.
Not exactly.
The WAA names are MD5(path), but
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