Title: RE: Visual Studio .NET projects and CVS
Hi,
I think I need to clarify myself a little, what am I looking for is not a Visual Studio (.NET) plugin for CVS.
My team is working on an Intranet project and using Visual Studio .NET. While we where looking at the source directory
in order to
Dror Braznitzki wrote:
[...] decide what goes to the repository and what
should be left outside (local files created by the VS)
Not terribly familiar with recent revisions of Visual C++, but in
previous versions (e.g. 5.0 and 6.0), there were really only two files
that needed to be checked in
The other (counter-) factor is that in large environments, users are
often managed through YP or LDAP (and generally from the IT point of
view lumped into a few giant groups like engr and users).
These environments are not necessarily paranoid enough to need C2-level
security (which is another
On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Dror Braznitzki wrote:
Hi,
I think I need to clarify myself a little, what am I looking for is not a
Visual Studio (.NET) plugin for CVS.
My team is working on an Intranet project and using Visual Studio .NET.
While we where looking at the source directory
in
Thanks to all those who replied. I ended up writing some Ruby classes
to wrap cvs-exp - http://www.cs.rice.edu/~ssiyer/code/cvs-exp/ - to
produce a decent branch history:
https://cvs.ultralog.net/
Click on any of the Recent commits links to see an example...
Thanks,
Tom
-Original
I just installed cvsweb on a NT platform, now I have the following error
when I try to browse a module:
Error: Failed to spawn GNU rlog on
'f:/cvsrepo/test/projectlink//addFilter.php,v,
f:/cvsrepo/test/projectlink//addLink.php,v,
All the files in the module are enumerated there...
Any tip to
What will happen if a cvs command (say for instance cvs import)
finds a **directory** named core, which by default *is* in the cvs
ignore list? Will it ignore any files in this directory?
/npat
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[ On Monday, October 28, 2002 at 09:14:41 (-0800), Shankar Unni wrote: ]
Subject: RE: Per-modules readers/writers ?
The other (counter-) factor is that in large environments, users are
often managed through YP or LDAP (and generally from the IT point of
view lumped into a few giant groups
Greg A. Woods writes:
Even basic unix security requires proper use of individual system
accounts.
Absolutely. No argument there. The issue I was talking about was not
authentication, but access control (authorization), using Unix accounts.
Authentication using Unix accounts is A-OK. (Use YP,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What will happen if a cvs command (say for instance cvs import)
finds a **directory** named core, which by default *is* in the cvs
ignore list? Will it ignore any files in this directory?
Yes.
-Larry Jones
I stand FIRM in my belief of what's right! I REFUSE to
[ On Monday, October 28, 2002 at 12:02:33 (-0800), Shankar Unni wrote: ]
Subject: RE: Per-modules readers/writers ?
Greg A. Woods writes:
Even basic unix security requires proper use of individual system accounts.
Absolutely. No argument there. The issue I was talking about was not
Greg Woods writes:
It's all part of the same thing. In computer
security you can't have any accountability without
authorisation, and to do authorisation you have to
have strong authentication [...]
Again, I agree with you on the principle. It makes perfect sense.
On the other hand,
Larry Jones wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What will happen if a cvs command (say for instance cvs import)
finds a **directory** named core, which by default *is* in the cvs
ignore list? Will it ignore any files in this directory?
Yes.
This happened the other day while I was
Kaz Kylheku wrote:
Knowing what files are primary objects that should be version
controlled is a Visual .NET problem, not a CVS problem. It's your
responsibility to understand the development tool you are using,
and know what all the .dsw, .opt, .ncb, .aps and whatever files mean.
So that
I originally posted this to the newsgroup fa.info-cvs, but it appears to be oneway.Pardon if this is a repost.BRIEF
=
I invite discussion of a patch that I have made
to CVS, but not yet released, that provides what
I call "dynamic CVSADM" - the ability to specify
via command line or
[ On Monday, October 28, 2002 at 13:44:50 (-0800), Shankar Unni wrote: ]
Subject: RE: Per-modules readers/writers ?
This makes it hard for the repository administrator to put in a level of
access control without having to spend days or months running after the
other departments, and
Greg A. Woods wrote:
Version control is a part of software configuration and
change management. I thought that (what you said) is what
it (change management) was all about! ;-)
Argh. I don't think I'm getting my point across, am I?
OK, forget I said change management. The problem is that
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There's a lot to be said for denying all users the ability to log in to a
critical application server (i.e. not giving them accounts), and then
connecting the applications up to sockets and letting them do their own
user authentication and access authorization. This is particularly true
if you
Wow, I guess we bored at least one reader to tears :-)..
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Subject: RE: Per-modules readers/writers ?
Please
On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Shankar Unni wrote:
Wow, I guess we bored at least one reader to tears :-)..
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While doing cvs update I got an error
I am working on windows platform.
cvs update: cannot log in as local user 'pkoti', remote user 'pkoti'
cvs [update aborted]: Permission denied by rshd
Can anybody guess what could be the wrong.
Thanks,
-Koti
What happens when you run rsh remoteHost echo hello world, where
remoteHost is the name of the machine storing your repository?
Chances are that your .rhosts file isn't configured properly for
the client and server machines. Also make sure its mode is 600.
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