is a simple matter
of deleting the file. See
https://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.20/cvs_2.html#SEC36 for
details.
To selectively lock projects, have a look at the cvs_acls script. It's
in the source code distribution (available from www.cvshome.org) in the
contrib/ directory.
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anything - if
your users go back to the first directory, they'll find that it is
currently Edited by them.
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wrote earlier in the thread, this is covered in the
manual. Yes, that's all you need to do. There should be no other version
upgrade issues.
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the NEWS file, and it doesn't look like the patch has been
released yet. My apologies for the misinformation.
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is rather lacking.
For maximum control, you could use a makefile or a script in the project
itself, which checks out the required sub-modules. An advantage of this
approach is that your script/makefile can specify exactly which tag to
retrieve - you can't do that with ampersand modules.
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, the default time
displayed for the 'cvs log' command. Which time zone are you in, and
which time zone do your PCs show? Can you provide copy-and-paste
examples of the time output that you're getting, and indicate what you
were expecting to see?
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Russ Sherk wrote:
You are correct Jim. It should be used together with other metrics to
aid in determining the general health of a particular load or to see
general trends. E.g. we used to parse the logs between builds and
generate a list of changed files grouped by log entry and PR
for example.
Sounds like your server is CVSNT. I _think_ the syntax is something like
:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]://D/CVS/ - poke around the cvsnt.com web site for
details.
If that doesn't work, you could always try the CVSNT client - it has
been back-ported to UNIX.
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cvs.yourcompany.com to the actual machine. Then, in
future migrations, you simply perform all the steps above, except step 5
now becomes: Change DNS entries to point to the new machine.
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Not quite. CVS will only rename your working copy to .#[filename].[cvs
revision]. To see the other person's contributions you need to use 'cvs
diff' on the pre- and post-modification revisions.
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of 'cvs log'.
I'm curious - what use could this information possibly be, anyway?
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disciplinary action, up to and including termination.
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-grained control over access - it allows, for
example, control over who can check into branches, and so on.
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Russ Sherk wrote:
On 6/16/05, Jim Hyslop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm curious - what use could this information possibly be, anyway?
Usually this information is used by managers to determine churn.
Bigger churn (more files/lines changed) means bigger risk.
Not if there's a proper set
number
- issue the command
cvs update -p -r[rev number] filenamefilename
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not yell, so it seemed
right to me, but as I said, I'm new.
Thank you.
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, not connected to the Internet.
cd modulename
cp /home/jim/newfilename .
cvs add newfilename
and the system objects unknown host ... (it names the host from
which I checked out the material).
Of course, I can see why it would give me such an objection on a commit
or an update, but should I
head: 1.1
branch:
locks: strict
access list:
symbolic names:
keyword substitution: kv
total revisions: 1; selected revisions: 1
description:
revision 1.1
date: 2003/03/09 16:26:19; author: Jim; state: Exp;
[log message trimmed
: exactly what commands did you run, what was
the expected output, and what was the actual output you received?
Also, which version of CVS (both client and server) are you using?
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Hridyesh Pant wrote:
Thanks a lot Jim.
Is this version of cvs is stable?
right now we are using cvs 1.11.17.
Is is ok for me to go 1.12 version?
It should be, yes. 1.12 is very close to being promoted to the next
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Hridyesh Pant wrote:
Hi Jim,
As per ur suggestion i made cvsadmin group.but now the user can not execute cvsadmin
-l filename to lock the file.
CVS 1.12 can be configured to allow non-admin users to execute specific
cvs admin sub-commands. Have a look at the UserAdminOptions at
https
them here - that's what this list is for ;=)
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Asbjørn Sæbø wrote:
On Fri, May 13, 2005 at 03:58:12PM -0400, Jim Hyslop wrote:
What version of client and server are you using?
Both are 1.12.9
Hmmm... I just tried it with 1.12.12, and it worked OK. Can you upgrade
to the latest versions and try again?
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\jimcvs -d \cvs_repository tag -r brach_base -b abranch
cvs tag: Tagging .
T test.txt
C:\cvs-test\jimcvs up -r abranch
cvs update: Updating .
C:\cvs-test\jimecho branch changestest.txt
C:\cvs-test\jimcvs ci -m branch changes test.txt
Checking in test.txt;
\cvs_repository/cvs-test/jim/test.txt,v
wondering, is what does the pserver authentication do if
the username is omitted from the pserver CVSROOT, then what happens?
I haven't tried it, but you'll probably get an error, since the CVSROOT
format for :pserver: requires a user name.
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Hridyesh Pant wrote:
Hi Jim,
I need ur help,some how i deleted 1.1 revision of some files.can i restore this
revision.
The only way to actually delete a revision of a file is using the 'cvs
admin -o' command. There is no way to undo that action, except by
restoring the repository file from your
a plain ASCII LF character as the line
terminator, regardless of the platform the RCS file lives on. It's the
client that translates LF into the appropriate line terminator for the
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as
binary when you add them - either add the extensions to
$CVSROOT/CVSROOT/cvswrappers, or explicitly use the '-kb' option with
the 'cvs add' command.
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the directory, and do not specify anything for [files] when you issue
the command:
cd wt
cvs watch on
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of a branch, the
base of a branch, and so on.
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it
through the CVS Binaries
That will make it more difficult. You need to install scripts on the
server in order to do what you want. One script is the cvs_acls script
that is contained in the source distribution (download the source from
www.cvshome.org).
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This is like the third reference I've seen to a contrib directory...
where is it?
As I said, it's in the source code distribution. Download the source
code from www.cvshome.org.
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for those changes only.
Please advise if there's a way to implement this type of controlled access.
Yes. Have a look at the cvs_acls script, in the contrib/ directory of
the source distribution.
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Windows as your server, then you probably would be
better off using CVSNT on your server: www.cvsnt.org
Clients can use either CVSNT or cvshome's CVS.
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? Or is there one lock
file used for both reading and writing?
The locking process is explained in the manual, at
https://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.19/cvs_2.html#SEC17
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The example they give is with unix, how would I do it with linux
(Fedora C3, I think it is).
Same principle. Remember, Linus *is* a port of UNIX.
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On a shared webhost, my username is [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
the hostname is jimrandomh.org. With ssh, I can log in fine with
ssh -l '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' jimrandomh.org. However, I can't
find a way to get CVS to pass the correct options. If I use
export CVS_RSH=ssh
cvs -d :ext:[EMAIL
I found this question in the archives, but never saw an answer. Is there a
way to get 'BASE' to work with 'cvs log'?
Thanks,
jim
From: Slawomir Nowaczyk
Subject:Equivalent to cvs log -rBASE::HEAD?
Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 17:57:49 +0200
Hello,
I would like to see cvs log messages
We check out the entire repository (on several tags--e.g. DEV, PROD, etc.)
and use glimpse (by Udi Manber) to generate an index. It is possible to
generate the index w/o actually checking out onto a disk by using a pipe,
but we get a lot of milage out of our checked out version.
Glimpse can
Interesting. This could be quite useful. I can't wait to look it over.
Thanks -- JimLane
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Subject: Re: Are there plans for a CVS C API
Are there any plans for a CVS C API? Or, is there one available that I am
unaware of?
We have a lot of Perl scripts that call CVS and in some instances where
performance is a consideration, we would like to speed things up by linking
C programs to a CVS library and calling CVS via direct API
Antony Paul wrote:
Hi all,
Is it possible to tell cvs to ignore difference in white space and
CR/LF when committing changes to a file. This is creating lot of
problems since different developers use different editiors and OS.
no, and they will not consider the simple solution of just treating
Antony Paul wrote:
Hi all,
Is it possible to tell cvs to ignore difference in white space and
CR/LF when committing changes to a file. This is creating lot of
problems since different developers use different editiors and OS.
Oops yeah I menat sure, all you need to do is grab cygwin for CVS,
Title: Support for CVS-1.12.9
Is CVS-1.12.9 being supported? I rarely, if ever, see 1.12.9 mentioned in this mailing list and all questions/problems/bugs that I sent to this list or the bug list have been met with stony silence. Have I made a mistake upgrading to 1.12.9?
Thanks -- JimLane
, thank for the heads-up -- JimLane
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Lane, Jim wrote:
Is CVS-1.12.9 being supported? I rarely, if ever, see
.
2. Always commit from either linux OR windows.
I take it this is to avoid linefeed issues in source? Not because of
incompatabilities of CVSNT metadata between platforms?
Thanks
Jim
Email the way you want
files. linux cvs broke, and I posted a message concerning
how to fix it, but it is not to blame if some other product it messing up
its files! Hmm. My apologies for wasting everyone's time.
Cheers
Jim
Email
will be to restrict tool usage to one or the other per
developer, as the alternatives - multiple sandboxes, branches seem to me to
add too much complexity and scope for error.
Thanks a lot for your input. The free software community validates itself
once again :)
Cheers
Jim
is that the DOS EOL at the end of the path in CVS/Repository is interpreted
as part of the path. This may be an incomplete fix, as I am a newvie running
a cvs server, but it seems to have worked for me with no ill effects.
Cheers
Jim
a surprising weakness in cvs from the POV of cross platform development.
Cheers
Jim
Email the way you want it - scanned for viruses and unwanted content by emailsystems
Information regarding this service can
If you are using the latest on the 1.12.x branch (1.12.9, I believe), you
can use the cvs rls -r TAGNAME module-you-are-interested-in.The new ls
and rls commands don't work if individual file names are specified, but seem
to work fine on directory and module name arguments.
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Title: taginfo logs all tagging
We track all tagging via a perl script called from the taginfo file. We recently upgraded from cvs-1.11.2 to cvs-1.12.9. One problem we're having is the previous versions of CVS only put an entry in the tag log (i.e. invoked the script) for files in which the
in rcsinfo to use the same commit message for ALL files to be
committed?
cvs commit -m Message
Jim Wildman, CISSP, RHCE[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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, except one.
Apparently, VSS can show a graph of versions/branches for a module, and I
cannot figure out how to do that in wincvs. The graph function seems only
to work for individual files. Am I missing some way to do this?
Thank you.
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Hi, I have a repository with some .tex files that I use to give some
courses.
The thing is that I include images in the .tex and those images are in the
repository as
Supposing something
doesn't make it so.
That's exactly my point.
-Larry Jones
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that 'what you checkin is NOT what you checkout' would not have been so
concrete, and this ... would not be an issue.
If there is no spoon...there are no bugs, and there IS no spoon.
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Under windows how can I checkout/update a file
without \r's being stuffed in? It's definatly a source file and uses
keywords to track version information.
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Jim writes:
Under windows how can I checkout/update a file without \r's being
stuffed in? It's
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. FAT32, NTFS both preserve the case, even if it doesn't actually
USE the case... It is entirely feasible to leave CVS case sensitive and
make a note somewhere that the responsibility of preserving the case is on
the user.
Jim
OOP is a frame of mind, not a language.
The difference between a bug
Jim.Hyslop [EMAIL PROTECTED]
WeLl mAdE ArguMent...
No, not at all. For example, of the 111 items in my home directory
right now, 17 of them use upper-case letters in a meaningful
way. Common practice is to name some things on Unix in a mixture of
cases, e.g. Makefile, Imakefile, ChangeLog.
is case sensitive.
Jim
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(This is a repost--I tripped a few spam filters with the last one...)
I get
demand, you might have logical concurrence in different implementations.
But, is this right? That's the way to work with CVS?
No - actually everyone works on the same branch(trunk)(path?), occasionally
when you go to commit there could be times where someone else has already
commited changes,
The general recommended CVS usage model is that the repository be
considered a whole entity. Thus, you tag the entire repository the way
it should be for a particular release, whether it be a full release, or
a partial delta.
I *think* you could define a module as having parts of all modules
Was just wondering - can I define a module in a repository such that it
actually comes from a secondary repository?
Hmm ...
cvs-1/common - cvs-2/common
cvs -d:pserver:cvs-1 checkout common
such that that checkout actually comes from cvs 2?
should I just go RTFM?
Jim
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CVS converts the local system's format to a canonical format on the
server and vice versa. If you
A CVSROOT is defaulted if you're in a tree which you have checked out - the
info comes from CVS/Root. If you're outside of any CVS tracked directory
you need to specify the root with -d and/or CVSROOT environement variable.
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I've a problem, I have a lot of files with the same name but with
different
case in the same directory, since I working on UNIX there is not a
problem,
but now when I tried to check out on NT this return a Conflict and this
is
fine because cvs try to check out 2 files with the same name
think that's not the problem... but then I don't know
specifically how CVS decides if a file has changed...
But, ya know, unless otherwise specified with an
O_BINARY flag, open() on windows opens files in text mode?
Jim
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not bagging
any documentation in general. I just don't get it yet.
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Hi Guys,
I'm having a problem with vss2cvs.pl the problem is that when the
script tries to concatenate $currdir with $dirline it seems to copy one over
the other rather than next to each other.
i.e
$currfile should be cvsrepository/hi.txt
however it ends up being hi.txtository
Heres that
.
Thanks for your help,
James
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Date: Thu, 11 Jul 2002 06:57:13 -0700 (PDT)
--- Jim McIntosh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
I'
SystemAuth=no?
-Jim G.
When I try to login (from the server at the moment) using :
cvs -d :pserver:myname@mycvsserver:/home/cvsroot login
the response is :
(Logging in to myname@mycvsserver)
CVS password:
and cvs seems to wait forever. When I type my password no '*' chars appear
, but this sure sounds like the fix is going to be a DOH!)
-Jim G.
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don't have to change the WinCVS
installation or blow away your working copy. Whenever I have suspicious
locally modified files in WinCVS, the first thing I do is status the
directory.
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ncpc.sps,v
ncpc.sps,v
Description: Binary data
revisions, until it gets to 1.2
*
Do the necessary primitives (getbranch, etc.) exist to support an algorithm
like this?
Would an algorithm like this really cover all the bases?
Would it be possible to confine these code changes to the log command, or
would it affect other parts of the source?
Jim
between release_1_0 and
release_1_0_bugfix1: cvs log -rrelease_1_0::release_1_0_bugfix1. The
user needs the log message for revision 1.1.2.1 of bar.java. But no
revisions are selected: cvs log: invalid branch or revision pair
release_1_0:release_1_0_bugfix1 in
`/home/jim/repository/examples
hi,
How can i make modulelist in the file name modules on server?
The file on my server has no info about module.
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How can i import a project in another directory to server when i am in
current directory ?
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this and attach the logfile.
jim
Let me explain myself :
Suppose we're working on a project with some PHP, I don't want to
install PHP on every programmer's workstations... I'd like them to
simply checkout their stuff...do their changes..commit it and than
check (via their web browser) on the server
Basically, my changes to the script fixed the part that was breaking on my
archives, but the changes broke other parts (including this one.) I can fix
it OK, but I hate working on code whose purpose I don't understand.
Thanks for the replys,
Jim
But then, why expend all this extra effort
of
the script that deals with converting pvcs revs to rcs revs (the subroutine is
at the end of this message.)
What is the reasoning for multiplying all branch revs by 2? RCS doesn't
require this. I thought that cvs could read rcs archives without a
problem.
Thanks,
Jim
sub pvcs_to_rcs_rev_number
Unless this has changes recently, I would add a caveat that if you use
softlinks to directories in your repository, you are in some danger because
the links are not replicated in the LockDir, thus locks are not necessarily
created in the directory containing the history files.
-- JimLane
of the
commercial products and I like Bugzilla and most of the mozilla tools.
We use CVS at Jabber.com. For web site and software development. And I
have implemented automated build scripts, auditing control and testing, and
even some automated software tests.
Hope some of this helps.
jim
On Fri, Jun
we
got good with CC we realized how silly an idea that was.
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Hi,
I am new to CVS. I just downloaded Solaris 8.x (for intel x86) from Sun for
our server. Which version of CVS do I need? I only see Solaris for Sparc,
not intel x86.
Thank you,
Jim Urban
Project Manager
Netsteps Inc.
winmail.dat
to overlap a bit.
Most are based on a linux kernel, most have custom device drivers. They
also differ in some significant ways. We have multiple Linux kernel
version, different CPUs (StrongARM, SH4, Celeron, etc).
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I have a script that tags files based on an existing tag. I use it to be
selective in what gets into the next release. Currently I use rtag and pick
up all files with the existing tag in a particular directory. What I want
to do is be able to selectively re-tag specific files. I know that tag
Many thanks all for the help and links
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