On Mon, Nov 15, 2004 at 12:33:18PM -0800, Geoffrey Young wrote: > > When the spamassassin group made the switch, they added a file to the > > CVS at the top level, telling everyone still checking it out that it was > > obsolete and to use svn instead. I hope that happens with mod_perl's > > tree, too. I think a file named THIS_CODE_IS_OBSOLETE.txt would be > > pretty clear. :-) > > maybe, maybe not - someone would need to actually ls the directory to find > the file :) > > a better solution would be to remove anonymous cvs access entirely (while > keeping committer-level access, of course). gozer and I should ask about > this, but I suspect that since httpd is also doing this conversion that they > have thought about the issue a bit.
Do check with the infrastructure guys about this... the way that committer CVS access-over-ssh is denied now for apr/apr-util, you can't even "cvs up" an existing checkout to see what files you have changed: cvs server: failed to create lock directory for `/home/cvs/apr' (/home/cvs/apr/#cvs.lock): Permission denied so a good workaround for this is to switch the checkout to an anoncvs checkout (I use "scvs" for this, recursive perl foo works too), and then you *can* cvs up again to work out what needs to be rescued from that working copy... joe --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
