Hi Eric,
'cvs rdiff' used to be broken on collab CVS server (haven't checked it
lately but I think it's still the case). The CWS tooling including
'cwsresync' depends on it. Luckily there is a workaround: use
'/shared/data/helm/cvs/repository' instead of '/cvs' as part of your
CVSROOT when using 'cvs rdiff'.
This is what the message from cwsresync is all about. You need a second
entry in your '.cvspass' with with just '/cvs' after the last colon
replaced with '/shared/data/helm/cvs/repository'. Depending on your
exact setup the server name may vary (ie. localhost for a tunnel).
My suggestion: edit '.cvspass', copy the line to the OOo server and
replace the last part of the copied line as mentioned.
Heiner
eric.bachard wrote:
Hi Rüdiger,
Rüdiger Timm a écrit :
This fix is in macxjoin1153 cws, but I cannot resync with recent
milestone, and I don't know why, sorry.
In which step of the resync process do you have problems,
when I try to do "cwsanalyse all"
and what does
not work? What is the error message?
Something close to :
"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" quote
""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
========== Analyzing module 'sw' ==========
Retrieving changes ...
The cvs rdiff command is broken for the OOo CVS server.
To fix this problem you have to issue the following cvs login command:
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/shared/data/helm/cvs/repository login
The password is your ususal OOo password.
""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" end quote
"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
But " cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/shared/data/helm/cvs/repository
login " does not work, because I have not
/shared/data/helm/cvs/repository directory locally...
Another try using a bad password gives me an error, so we can be sure
that the login mecanismus works.
To be more complete, I use tunnel with ssh + local cvs repository (
using CVSROOT :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED] )
I have tried with a checkout of m53 modules (the complete list of
macxjoin1153) for resync. Just following instructions I found in
tools.openoffice.org.
To make short, I can :
- use cwsquery without problem : cwsquery -m SRC680 latest -> this
command gives me actually m124
- create cws
- addtask
- commit
- add modules (only with cws I myself have created)
But :
- cwsanalyse does not work at all... (proceed in tmp dir, like written
in the doc ).
Important : I already have resync'ed a cws (for SRC680), and it already
was a nightmare for me because of the conflict.
In fact everything excepted "cwsanalyse all" works. Is this possible
this tool does not work correctly with 1.1.x ?
I'm actually building m124 on Linux PPC, and I cannot perform any test
on Mac OS X before this evening.
Thank you for your time :-)
Regards,
eric bachard
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