Hi all,
I've created a simple repository on a Linux server
with one module wich is a web site. My working
directory is on a Windows machine and I have to use
ssh to connect to the server. I've tried several ssh
clients and with all of them the checkout command
creates corrupted image files in my
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Adrian Constantin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've created a simple repository on a Linux server
with one module wich is a web site. My working
directory is on a Windows machine and I have to use
ssh to connect to the server. I've tried several ssh
Sorry, I noticed a typo in the interaction transcript I posted in the
original message for this thread (see comments beginning with ###).
Date: Fri, 4 Jun 2004 18:17:03 -0400 (EDT)
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Subject: cvs checkout: move away foo; it is in the way
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Martin d'Anjou [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Data integrity, mostly. Like everyone else, we've had the odd hardware
failures. I figure heating up the machine with some load of real-life
[cvs] activity will highlight first order issues, which may not be related
to CVS at all btw, but more
How cvsgraph/cvsweb extract tags and branches from
repository. I have gone through their codes but I m harldly able to get some
information about the extraction of tags and branches. Or give me a script
which gives information about all the tags and branches along with the date of
creation
OK, I've significantly narrowed down the problem from my original post
(which, I now realize, had much irrelevant stuff). I also provide a
script below that reproduces the problem if anyone wants to play
around with this. All you need to do to it is edit the value of
TESTCVSROOT, and it's
And to make the -kb automatic with binary file types, modify your
cvswrappers file...
https://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.16/cvs_18.html#SEC166
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--- Peter Connolly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And to make the -kb automatic with binary file
types, modify your
cvswrappers file...
Must I tell explicitly to cvs that I transfer
text/binary files between different systems ?
Yes, for binary files. See the -kb switch.
Or
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Adrian Constantin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
--- Peter Connolly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And to make the -kb automatic with binary file
types, modify your
cvswrappers file...
Must I tell explicitly to cvs that I
transfer
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Adrian Constantin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
After hours of tests I got it to work.
For the begining...
Too dificult to set up, I think
You may wish to choose a tool that is better for
your particular needs. cvs is not at that friendly
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Adrian Constantin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
--- Mark D. Baushke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Adrian Constantin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
After hours of tests I got it to work.
For the begining...
Too dificult to set up, I think
I run a CVS server on FreeBSD, currently cvs v1.11.5 because that's
what came with my FreeBSD installation. I access this server from the
same FreeBSD box, from another FreeBSD box, and from an assortment of
Windows machines, currently all using standard CVS under Windows.
I'm wondering if I can
Too dificult to set up, I think
Shouldn't cvs have a list of binary file types
preinstalled in the cvswrappers ?
I agree, it should.
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You may wish to choose a tool that is better for
your particular needs. cvs is not at that friendly
at controlling and merging binary files.
Actually, if there are a lot of binary files in your repository, you might
want to consider switching to Subversion (http://subversion.tigris.org/)
since
Too dificult to set up, I think
Shouldn't cvs have a list of binary file types
preinstalled in the cvswrappers ?
I agree, it should.
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You may wish to choose a tool that is better for
your particular needs. cvs is not at that friendly
at controlling and merging binary files.
Actually, if there are a lot of binary files in your repository, you might
want to consider switching to Subversion (http://subversion.tigris.org/)
since
Adrian Constantin writes:
Or maybe projects for Unix/Linux platforms do not
usualy have binary files, but I don't really think so...
CVS is a *source* control system; source files are rarely binary. It
does support them as an afterthought, but that's not what it was
designed to do.
-Larry
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Adrian Constantin writes:
Or maybe projects for Unix/Linux platforms do not
usualy have binary files, but I don't really think so...
CVS is a *source* control system; source files are rarely binary.
I disagree with this statement. Source files are
Is it a proven thing that CVS can corrupt a binary file if no merges
are tried and no CR/LF boundary rules are broken? In other words, if
I set -kb on a binary file and then do nothing to it but commit
updates and sometimes request an old revision, keeping my sandbox in
the OS in which it was
--- Paul Sander [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Adrian Constantin writes:
Or maybe projects for Unix/Linux platforms do not
usualy have binary files, but I don't really
think so...
CVS is a *source* control system; source files are
rarely binary.
I disagree with this statement. Source
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Doug Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is it a proven thing that CVS can corrupt a binary file if
no merges are tried and no CR/LF boundary rules are
broken?
No.
In other words, if I set -kb on a binary file and then do
nothing to it but commit
Doug Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is it a proven thing that CVS can corrupt a binary
file if
no merges are tried and no CR/LF boundary rules
are
broken?
No.
I got it.
It will corrupt my files in the default
configuration after instalation, until I tell it
that .gif files
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Is it a proven thing that CVS can corrupt a binary file if no merges
are tried and no CR/LF boundary rules are broken? In other words, if
I set -kb on a binary file and then do nothing to it but commit
updates and sometimes request an old revision,
Peter Connolly wrote:
Too dificult to set up, I think
Shouldn't cvs have a list of binary file types
preinstalled in the cvswrappers ?
I agree, it should.
I second that ! I did 3 years ago.
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg09098.html
BTW - the cvswrappers file in the
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Doug Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In other words, if I set -kb on a binary file and then do
nothing to it but commit updates and sometimes request an
old revision, keeping my sandbox in the OS in which it was
checked out, could I ever get a bad
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Doug Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think there are some binary diff algorithms...
Indeed. Consider svn which uses xdelta internally.
To be fair, CvsNt also has ways of dealing better
with binary formats than the cvshome version.
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