Hi All,
Please tell me that how can I assign rights to
a particular user on selected branches instead
of complete repository.
Thanks in advance
Vijay
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Hello,
I have been surfing a quite bit to find information about what is
important when structuring a project managed in CVS. The project has a
pretty clear structure, but I still do not know what these project
modules/sub-projects etc. should map to in the CVS world.
Example:
We can make a
I have a project within cvs repository. I tagged it and then the project evolved: some
files was deleted.
When I tried to checkout the tagged version, files deleted was missing although they
was present when I tag the project.
there is onother way to freeze a version?
thanks
Hi,
I just had to import (update) a third party source.
While importing the import crashed with no space left on device
cvs -q import -m Import of NEWVERSION program Manufacturer NEWVERSION
[..snip..]
N path/subdir/file1
N path/subdir/file2
cvs import: ERROR: cannot write file
From: Massimiliano Cialdi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I have a project within cvs repository. I tagged it and then
the project evolved: some files was deleted.
When I tried to checkout the tagged version, files deleted
was missing although they was present when I tag the project.
If the
Hi
I need some pointers regarding branching versioning.
I have created a version of my project, but now I want to fix a bug in the
version. I guess I need to create a branch, but am a little unclear on the
correct procedure on how to go about it. Could anyone show me a quick
recipe on the
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I am using XP, cygwin, afs, and cvs. Recently I am having problems
committing some files. I see from the archives that others have had
similar problems, but no solutions have been posted. I try and commit file
to repository and get:
cvs [commit
I have created a version of my project, but now I want to fix a bug in the
version. I guess I need to create a branch, but am a little unclear on the
correct procedure on how to go about it. Could anyone show me a quick
recipe on the correct procedure?
Based on what you described, you
From: Lee Francis Wilhelmsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I have created a version of my project, but now I want to fix
a bug in the
version. I guess I need to create a branch, but am a little
unclear on the
correct procedure on how to go about it.
You can create a branch based on the
From: Zieg, Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I have created a version of my project, but now I want to
fix a bug in the
version. I guess I need to create a branch, but am a little
unclear on the
correct procedure on how to go about it. Could anyone show
me a quick
recipe on the
I'm getting the following response when trying to log into my newly
created cvs server via pserver:
cvs -d :pserver:(user@host):/usr/local/cvsrepos login
(Logging in to (user@host))
CVS password: correct password
cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from (host): Unknown
command:
How can I rename a module without loose the files history?
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how can I move a file from a directory to another whithout loose the history?
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Vijay writes:
Please tell me that how can I assign rights to
a particular user on selected branches instead
of complete repository.
CVS doesn't really support that directly, but you may be able to use
scripts called from the administrative files to do what you want:
Fredrik Svensson writes:
While importing the import crashed with no space left on device
[...]
What should I do now to save the situation ?
After fixing the space problem, just do exactly the same import again --
CVS will essentially pick up where it left off.
If I have to move the cvs
Massimiliano Cialdi writes:
How can I rename a module without loose the files history?
[...]
how can I move a file from a directory to another whithout loose the history?
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_7.html#SEC70
-Larry Jones
...That would be pretty cool, if they weren't
Seth Copen Goldstein writes:
cvs [commit aborted]: error writing to lock file $repository/,$file,
where $repository is the path to the repository and $file is the file I am
trying to commit.
I have permissions in $repository and can touch ,file, there. But cvs
fails. ANy
James P. Schmidt writes:
cvs -d :pserver:(user@host):/usr/local/cvsrepos login
(Logging in to (user@host))
CVS password: correct password
cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from (host): Unknown
command: `pserver'
That means that your newly created server doesn't support
On Thu, 12 Sep 2002, Larry Jones wrote:
Seth Copen Goldstein writes:
cvs [commit aborted]: error writing to lock file $repository/,$file,
where $repository is the path to the repository and $file is the file I am
trying to commit.
I have permissions in $repository and can
David Marshburn writes:
If I may draw this point out slightly (I've had the same problem), can you
tell us what CVS would be doing at the time? In what way does it try to
create this lock file? Is there anything special or different about that?
Any clue as to what would make this fail? I
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The file does not seem to exist after the failure, so either
- - it was created, the error occurred, and then it was deleted, or
- - it was not able to be created.
Not sure how to tell which it is.
- -seth
BTW: Is there a short doc on how to use
[ On Thursday, September 12, 2002 at 16:26:28 (+0200), Massimiliano Cialdi wrote: ]
Subject: moving a file
how can I move a file from a directory to another whithout loose the history?
$ cd ..
$ cp foodir/barfile blahdir
$ cvs rm -f foodir/barfile
$ cd blahdir
Larry Jones wrote:
If you can move it without changing its full path and without using
symbolic links, the move will be completely transparent. If you keep
the path the same by using symbolic links, most things will work fine
but eventually you'll probably run into problems with things
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[ On Thursday, September 12, 2002 at 16:26:28 (+0200), Massimiliano Cialdi wrote: ]
Subject: moving a file
how can I move a file from a directory to another whithout loose the history?
$ cd ..
$ cp foodir/barfile blahdir
$ cvs rm
On Thu, Sep 12, 2002 at 10:50:49AM -0700, Mike Ayers wrote:
cvs relocate /old_root/ /new_root
This doesn't belong in CVS proper. It wouldn't hurt to have a
supported (as opposed to ./contrib) script for it, if someone
felt like writing one, and someone else felt like committing it
:-)
But
I am trying to find out how to handle policy control
within CVS at the server level, just like the pre-op
and post-op triggers within ClearCase.
I have read about the files:
loginfo
taginfo
rcsinfo
editinfo
commitinfo
Can I modify taginfo to prevent deletion of branch tags
and moving of tags
[ On Thursday, September 12, 2002 at 10:41:29 (-0700), Paul Sander wrote: ]
Subject: Re: moving a file
Using this method, technically, no history is lost. However, it is
fragmented. You cannot use a single cvs log command to see the entire
history of the file (before and after the move),
On Thu, 12 Sep 2002, Greg A. Woods wrote:
[ On Thursday, September 12, 2002 at 10:41:29 (-0700), Paul Sander wrote: ]
Subject: Re: moving a file
Using this method, technically, no history is lost. However, it is
fragmented. You cannot use a single cvs log command to see the entire
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[ On Thursday, September 12, 2002 at 10:41:29 (-0700), Paul Sander wrote: ]
Subject: Re: moving a file
Using this method, technically, no history is lost. However, it is
fragmented. You cannot use a single cvs log command to see the entire
history
I'm reading through Version Management with CVS (Per Cederqvist), and I'm
a bit confused how I set up mail notifcations for my end users.
I would like CVS to contact a mail server and send mail from a CVS_Admin
account to the User_In_Question account when a file is being watched.
From my
I am trying to find out how to handle policy control
within CVS at the server level, just like the pre-op
and post-op triggers within ClearCase.
I have read about the files:
loginfo
taginfo
rcsinfo
editinfo
commitinfo
Can I modify taginfo to prevent deletion of branch tags
and
Hi All,
I've developed a release script which is version controlled, and which
checks out and compiles a particular version of the product:
ie
cvs co proj
cd proj
release PROJ_V_1_1_1
which does:
cvs co -rPROJ_V_1_1_1 -d%TEMP%\proj_temp
cd %TEMP%\proj_temp
build
the problem is that since the
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