Bo,
negative result, I did as you suggested, but the trick did not succeed. I have
TortoiseCVS installed on my machine as well, with T-CVS it worked fine, but again I
have no possibility to rollout T-CVS.
Is there a way to make changes in the cvs-Files on the server so I could do it
without disturbing the users?
Peter
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Bo Berglund
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02.04.2002 13:03
Normally, with WinCvs 1.2, to get rid of the red files you only have to:
- Select the module directory in WinCvs
- Click the status button (questionmark)
- After all files have been checked they are no longer colored red.
This situation lasts only until the next DST switch of course.
Then you have to repeat again.
/Bo
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Is there no other possibility, because it is not that easy for me to switch versions
in our company! Next question: I read some months ago, that the WinCVS 1.3 has a
problem with ntserver mode. Is it still "alive"? and what can be done to get around
this problem? I personally would switch to 1.3 for testing, but would leave the
other clients with 1.2 which is working quite fine for us.
thanks again,
Peter
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Bo Berglund
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02.04.2002 12:33
Update from WinCvs 1.2 to WinCvs 1.3 and get rid of the DST bug.
/Bo
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Subject: [Cvsnt] Summertime
Hello together,
as in Germany the switch to summer time took place last sunday, the checkout of
files of my repository always leads to "mod. file" in WinCVS, although the file I
got is correct. the time on my NT-Machine (client and server) is always 3 hours
ahead of the time I get displayed in WinCVS.
I can remember that there is a "daylight" problem, but I cannot remember what to do
against it (Sorry for that!).
Is there something I can configure on my server (better) or on my clients (worse)?
Does anybody know of further problems with summertime switch and things we have to
keep in mind?
Thanks in advance,
Peter
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