On Mon, 17 Mar 2003, Adam Jack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Also, I've noticed that some time I do an "update.sh xxx" and I do > NOT get all changed files. [Is this a problem w/ my CVS server > config?] If I then do a "build.sh clean" I do.
update doesn't do any sync at all, it just updates your checked out CVS sources which are in a different directory than the sources you work on. build clean (or build all) syncs your work area with the checked out source tree. > Ought one run update nightly, and follow it later w/ a build? Yes. > Ought I then do a nag.pl later? You can do that - but better check whether you know what you do and don't accidently send nag mails to the developer lists of projects not under your control 8-) > Finally, when does one typically run a gen.sh? I do so every night, but YMMV. > Only after a project/profile change? Could suffice. It's just that your cron job may not know about these changes and thus might be better off running it anyway. > With nag.pl my machine is trying to send mail as if from other > people, but for projects I build but do not "own". Is there a way I > can stop this? (1) Don't add <nag>s where you don't want to send them. or (2) Take a look at the <nag> element inside workspace (as opposed to project). Stefan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
