Hi,
I have installed CVS in my server, created the repository, assigned the
correct permissions to group cvs, and added the developers to that group.
I have also included in /etc/services the following services:
cvspserver 2401/tcp
cvspserver 2401/udp
cvsup 5999/tcp
cvsup
Excuse me,
but I made a terrible mistake... my problem had nothing to do with cvs
itself... but with xinetd. I'm sorry,
Miguel Ángel Ripalda Marín
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Peter Davis wrote:
Does anyone know if there's a way to remove a folder with WinCVS?
We've removed all the files in the folder, but when we select the
folder itself, the remove option is grayed out.
CVS can't remove directories; it only controls files. To remove empty
directories, you need
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
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Hi
I sent this email to the CVSNT list earlier, but didn't get any response.
I'm hoping someone here might be able to help. :-)
I'm new to CVSNT and I'm currently
Hi,
Can any body having experience on how to migrate from vss to cvs.
Right now we are in VSS.
CVS repository server is ready for use. But having a problem to import the
old projects from vss to cvs.
Can any body give a idea to how to do this ???
Thanx in advance.
With regards,
-tesTsui
Title: RE: Migrating from VSS to CVS..
What kind of problems, specifically, are you encountering?
My group has just switched from VSS -- we just did a 'get latest' from VSS late one night when no one was working, and did the initial CVS import from that.
Best,
d.
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uj wrote:
Can any body having experience on how to migrate from vss to cvs.
I have never used it, but there is a vss2cvs script at
http://www.laine.org:8080/cvs/vss2cvs/ that may prove useful.
-Matt
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Folks,
Terribly sorry -- did that last message go out as HTML? I've got stupid Outlook configured to send in plain text but I'm not sure it's doing so.
Apologies,
d.
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Suppose someone is working off line and does the following:
- Unlock and edit some files;
- Connect to the server and do a cvs update
- Decide to throw out one of the sets of file changes and revert to the last
version.
What is the command sequence for doing this? If the user had done a
cvs
Hi,
we are currently working with cvs 1.11 software in a Solaris platform.
The date in the Operatingy System is correct but the date information of
the file when commiting with CVS is 2 hours delayed. My PC date is also
correct.
Does anyone have an idea of how this date problem could be solved?
I used it - worked great ! There are a coupla gotchas - read the readme.
Matt Riechers wrote:
uj wrote:
Can any body having experience on how to migrate from vss to cvs.
I have never used it, but there is a vss2cvs script at
http://www.laine.org:8080/cvs/vss2cvs/ that may prove useful.
--- Richard Wesley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Suppose someone is working off line and does the
following:
- Unlock and edit some files;
- Connect to the server and do a cvs update
- Decide to throw out one of the sets of file
changes and revert to the last
version.
What is the command
Thanks for responding.
At 8:07 AM -0700 4/25/02, Noel Yap wrote:
--- Richard Wesley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there some command for ensuring that you obtain a
clean copy of
the version of a file that you are working on
besides cvs unedit?
cvs edit and cvs unedit are supposed to work
--- Richard Wesley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Suppose someone is working off line and does the
following:
- Unlock and edit some files;
- Connect to the server and do a cvs update
- Decide to throw out one of the sets of file
changes and revert to the last
version.
What is the command
Instead of performing a chmod +w filename.c on each file you want to
edit, is it possible to have write permissions set automatically on a
checkout or update?
Danial.
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Paul Grenyer writes:
I'm new to CVSNT and I'm currently importing an MSVC project. I can import
the project from the command line (I haven't got to grips with
CvsIn_4_2_1_38 yet, more later) without any problem, but when I checkout the
project all the folders I've produced in the class view
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
we are currently working with cvs 1.11 software in a Solaris platform.
The date in the Operatingy System is correct but the date information of
the file when commiting with CVS is 2 hours delayed. My PC date is also
correct.
CVS stores (and displays) dates in UTC,
Danial Islam writes:
Instead of performing a chmod +w filename.c on each file you want to
edit, is it possible to have write permissions set automatically on a
checkout or update?
It's not only possible, that's the way it's supposed to work! You must
be doing something special to get
Nathan Coast writes:
There are files in the CVS repository that aren't on my filesystem. I think
there are two ways that this can happen:
1) I checked out a full set of files from the repository at some point later I
deleted some files from my filesystem.
2) After I checkout out a full
Hmmm. it's always been like this on my machine as well as when the repository
was on another machine. I don't have the $CVSREAD environment variable set, so
I do not know what my problem may be.
Danial.
Larry Jones wrote:
Danial Islam writes:
Instead of performing a chmod +w filename.c
hello,
i'm new to cvs and have a basic question. i want to delete a module from the
real repository. not just the workspace. and i want to delete it
permanently. can i remove just the directory on my cvs server?
thanks in advance, leif
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Hi,
I have a module called 'cvscache'. I have imported this into cvs. within
cvscache are some files and a directory (src). if I do a checkout into a new
directory of the whole module, everything is retrieved from the repository. The
problem I have is that there is no CVS directory
--- Richard Wesley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does this functionality requires a particular server
version, or is
it local to the client? I suspect the latter (and
the CvsGUI clients
have this functionality), but I thought I should
ask...
I would expect cvs up -C to be client-specific but
Thanks,
I'm trying to automate the process, is there a CVS command that can give me this
information or am I going to have to parse the Entries file to determine this?
Larry Jones wrote:
Nathan Coast writes:
There are files in the CVS repository that aren't on my filesystem. I think
sorry for delay in replay , but I was looking into this, I tried with
cvs.1.11.2 but same result :
Larry Jones wrote:
You don't say what platform you're running on, but assuming it's Unix-like
Yes it's, is a Unix, Hp11
If it does, then you probably have a link problem; if not, it's
Nathan Coast writes:
I'm trying to automate the process, is there a CVS command that can give me this
information or am I going to have to parse the Entries file to determine this?
You can probably get it from a combination of the update and status
commands.
-Larry Jones
Hmph. -- Calvin
Danial Islam writes:
Instead of performing a chmod +w filename.c on each file you want to
edit, is it possible to have write permissions set automatically on a
checkout or update?
It's not only possible, that's the way it's supposed to work! You must
be doing something special to
Hi all,
Is there any mechanism in CVS to force a
check outs 'read-only' for certain modules.
I would like to have a documentation module such
that code is initially checked out read-only. When
a user wishes to edit a file, he uses 'cvs edit' and
the file becomes read write. No other user
No, I am not applying any watch on these files. Just the usual pserver stuff.
Danial.
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Danial Islam writes:
Instead of performing a chmod +w filename.c on each file you want to
edit, is it possible to have write permissions set automatically on a
checkout
According to the manual, the -n option can be specified in a commit, rtag,
export or checkout command, to avoid running ant checkout/commit/tag
programs. As a CVS administrator, how can I completely disable use of this
option, or otherwise ensure that the these programs are -always- run? I am
hi ,when i use the vss2cvs.pl . when the script run there will display these
information : 1.chmod : getting attributes of 'convert':No such file or directory
.2:Cannot find SS.INI file(but i put the SS.INI file in the same folder with the
vss2cvs.pl).Could u give some instructions to handle
Hi,
we've set up an OpenBSD 3.0 server to manage our source code.
The clients are running under Win with WinCVS.
First we started some test projects that we want now to get rid of.
Is there any way to remove these test projects (and all appropriate
directorys) completely from the cvs repository
Matt Riechers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
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From: Matt Riechers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Peter Davis wrote:
Does anyone know if there's a way to remove a folder with WinCVS?
We've removed all the files in
sorry for delay in replay , but I was looking into this, I tried with
cvs.1.11.2 but same result :
Larry Jones wrote:
You don't say what platform you're running on, but assuming it's Unix-like
Yes it's, is a Unix, Hp11
If it does, then you probably have a link problem; if not, it's probably a
This link has a perl script that can help you get from vss into cvs:
http://www.laine.org:8080/cvs/vss2cvs/
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Hi,
Can any body having experience on how to migrate from vss to cvs.
Right now we are in VSS.
CVS repository server
Hello,
is it possible to use more than one modules file in CVS? I would like
the modules file to behave like http.conf in apache using the include
directive. Example:
--SNIP: CVSROOT/modules--
modulename modulename # this is an test module
Include modules.project1
Include
Our current cvs version is 1.10 and we are thinking of upgrading to
1.11. Is 1.11 completely backwards compatible with the 1.10 structure
the cvs server uses?
-shane
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First we started some test projects that we want now to get rid of.
Is there any way to remove these test projects (and all appropriate
directorys) completely from the cvs repository (not only from the
working directory)?
You have to remove them from the
Peter Davis wrote:
Matt Riechers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Subject: Re: Remove a folder with WinCVS?
From: Matt Riechers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: gnu.cvs.help
Peter Davis wrote:
Does anyone know if there's a way to remove a folder with WinCVS?
George Schlitz writes:
According to the manual, the -n option can be specified in a commit, rtag,
export or checkout command, to avoid running ant checkout/commit/tag
programs. As a CVS administrator, how can I completely disable use of this
option, or otherwise ensure that the these
Leif Hanack writes:
i'm new to cvs and have a basic question. i want to delete a module from the
real repository. not just the workspace. and i want to delete it
permanently. can i remove just the directory on my cvs server?
Yes, if you're sure you're never going to want any of the
Andreas Thalau writes:
is it possible to use more than one modules file in CVS? I would like
the modules file to behave like http.conf in apache using the include
directive.
No.
If this is not available in the current version of CVS (where currently
using 1.11 on Solaris I think), will
Shane McDaniel writes:
Our current cvs version is 1.10 and we are thinking of upgrading to
1.11. Is 1.11 completely backwards compatible with the 1.10 structure
the cvs server uses?
Yes.
-Larry Jones
I think my cerebellum just fused. -- Calvin
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No, I am not applying any watch on these files. Just
the usual pserver stuff.
There's a few things that'll cause read-only files to
be checked out from CVS:
1. CVS_READ env var is set
2. -r option to cvs is used (even in your .cvsrc file)
3. watches
Is there a merge mode or merge algorithm that works well for XML files?
Any experience here?
Sean.
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Hi, I'm getting this error message, anyone have any ideas what's going on?
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot rename file CVS/Entries.Backup to CVS/Entries:
File exists
I get the error whilst attempting to checkout a file 'cvscache/src/added.txt'
cvscache/src/CVS contains both Entries and
There are a number of other reasons this can happen:
- -r on the command line
- .cvsrc (or perhaps other cvsrc'ish files?)
- CVSREAD environment variable
- some global option in CVSROOT/config, I think
For more info:
- see the section File Permissions in the CVS manual
- search the
--- Danial Islam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm. it's always been like this on my machine as
well as when the repository
was on another machine. I don't have the $CVSREAD
environment variable set, so
I do not know what my problem may be.
Have you tried to read the documentation?
Noel
my fault, the code I'd written to parse Entries didnt clean up after itself so
Entries.Backup couldn't overwrite Entries
Nathan Coast wrote:
Hi, I'm getting this error message, anyone have any ideas what's going on?
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot rename file CVS/Entries.Backup to
Hi,
Actually my VSS data is nearly 4gb. It is I felt very difficult to
getlatest and than latter import it to CVS.
One more thing is if u r doing get latest than the history of all datas
showing as current date only. Than how can we measure the version ???
Any more ideas suggestions
Hi,
CVS history for a single file is not working. when I use the command
cvs history [file name]
It shows only the history of all direcotries' time, last updated by me. In
that also it is not showing the history of few directories named EDIFiles.
I have tested with other option like -e -T.
Recently I have converted VSS data to CVS and
it works fine.
The following set of softwares is used by me :
ActivePerl Ver. 5.6.1 (http://www.activeperl.com).
This is used to run the perl script necessary for
converting the VSS data to CVS data format.
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