Ok, the file is now outside tag.
It has been deleted from client side.
File can be found in Attic folder on server side.
My question 1 is : how should I reassign tag to this file ?
Is it OK to checkout the file only with a date,
then tag it with exactly the same tag name as before ?
Question 2
Hi, can anyone tell me how to set up cvs under cygwin with SSH? and how to
do the configurations and testing after set up it. I want some details
instructions. Thanks a lot!
lu fang
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Jean-Baptiste BRIAUD writes:
My question 1 is : how should I reassign tag to this file ?
Is it OK to checkout the file only with a date,
then tag it with exactly the same tag name as before ?
Yes.
Question 2 : as, in my opinion, the are no reason to
remove a file from a tag, since the
My question 1 is : how should I reassign tag to this file ?
Is it OK to checkout the file only with a date,
then tag it with exactly the same tag name as before ?
That works. You can also use cvs rtag, but I usually prefer
to check the file out and look at it to try to make sure it's
the
Amit Sharma writes:
We are able to checkout the files with its permissions preserved
with MACCVSX version (octopus iconed version of MacCVS) apart it fails to
get file names with special character(Error: invalid argument,Internal
error: cvs_hqx.cpp, 635: Unknown error: 4294967248).
Monica Li writes:
We installed CVS in Linux and WinCvs120 in Window. I login as different end
users to checkout or commit files. First I login as user1, then I login as
user2, don't remember I logout user1 and user2 or not. I login as user1
again, wincvs still think I'm user2. Is anybody
A simple question - is it possible to remove a branch?
I have tried:
cvs rtag -d branch_name module_name
cvs rtag -b -d branch_name module_name
But the branch is not removed. For each file I get the message:
cvs rtag: Not removing branch tag `branch_name' from
Two questions:
1) We're using non-branch tags to mark a golden release of our
database. This release is not the tip, but is what users checkout and
and edit, until they are ready to commit changes and then the golden tag
will be moved on those files that were commited. My question is this:
Once
Hello-
Is there a StarTeam to CVS conversion utility out there along the lines
of the excellent vss2cvs utility from Laine Stump and others? I have
not been able to find anything despite some extensive searching,
wondering if anyone else has seen anything like this.
Thanks in advance.
Jerry
On Fri, Jan 31, 2003 at 04:43:34PM +0100, Ludvig Borgne wrote:
A simple question - is it possible to remove a branch?
I have tried:
cvs rtag -b -d branch_name module_name
The -b should be -B.
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Hi,
Please could I ask for any advice on the following.
[ Snip: description of scheme whereby branches are partially aliased:
in one subtree of the project, branch tags A and B are independent
branches. In another
Mohamed Metwaly writes:
I am trying to do reserved checkouts, I tried cvs
admin -l file_name, although this is not exactly what
I want, I found out that another user can UNlock a
file that was not locked by him.
That is:
user1: cvs admin -l file1
OK
user2: cvs admin -u file1
OK
Is
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What you could do is implement the taginfo file.
I suspect that removing a tag by the back door method of commiting the
removal of a file with a sticky tag doesn't consult the taginfo file,
although I haven't verified that. If so, that's another good reason for
Hi Jerry Brown,
Hello-
Is there a StarTeam to CVS conversion utility out there ...
What I know StarTeam itselves is developed to do work like
a CVS-System.
For what do you need such a conversion-utility?
Regards,
Ruprecht
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hi...
I have a CVS repository on a machine within my network I cna more or
less connect with it while I'm logged in by #cvs co CVSROOT/config.
I have it setup to use SSH. Within the /etc/profile, I have:
CVSROOT=:etc:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/CVS
My question. If I want to test this to
hi...
I have a CVS repository on a machine within my network I cna more or
less connect with it while I'm logged in by #cvs co CVSROOT/config.
I have it setup to use SSH. Within the /etc/profile, I have:
CVSROOT=:etc:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/CVS
My question. If I want to test this to
Hi,
I couldn't change the file notify. Notify is under repository/CVSROOT
directory. it also has .v. it means I need checkout before make any changes.
right? But it's not under any module. How can I checkout this file, change
the file, get rid of the # and make it work?
Thanks!
Monica
You need to create a workspace where you check out CVSROOT,
there you can edit the administration file and check it back in.
mkdir work; cd work
cvs co CVSROOT
When you check it in, cvs will rebuild it's administration database to
activate you change on the server.
Teala
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On Sat, 2003-02-01 at 11:04, Monica Li wrote:
Hi,
I couldn't change the file notify. Notify is under repository/CVSROOT
directory. it also has .v. it means I need checkout before make any changes.
right? But it's not under any module. How can I checkout this file, change
the file, get rid
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