Greetings all,
Darn it, I had this working I thought, but now it isn't and I can;'t tell why.
The goal: To enter a command (cvs editors?) and get a list of all the files which are
someone is editing.
The environment: I have a cvs repository on Solaris 2.5.1. For Unix development I access it via
CVS 1.10, downloaded prebuilt from sunfreeware.com. For WinNT projects, the Unix box runs
SAMBA, and I access it via CVS 1.10, the command line version for NT. I have "cvsread=true"
in my environment, my sources are read-only until I do the "cvs edit" command, then the
read-only attribute goes away.
The behavior: It works fine on the Unix projects. But when I run "cvs edit" on a file, and then run
"cvs editors", the command produces no output. Wait!, I just tried it again, and it works
this morning! Errrr...
Caveat: I've used RCS under MS-DOS pretty extensively in a former job, but never used
Unix or CVS until just recently.
Question: Well, since it works this morning, I'm not sure what my question should be. Anyone
have any comments on all of this?
Rick Stone
Senior Staff Software Engineer
Scientific-Atlanta Phone: (770) 236-2687
5030 Sugarloaf Parkway Fax: (770) 903-5233
Lawrenceville, GA 30042 ATL 1.3.206
"Never use absolutes"
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