Hello,
I have created an automated build script that checks out files from CVS,
also.
(CVS runs on Solaris)
It works fine when I build from one src tree, but when I build from
multiple
src trees (cronjob), I run into problems. I am not sure if it's
CVS-related or broken
code.
What type of problems have you encountered?
thanks,
Lamar
Nils9 writes:
>
> I have people running automated build scripts which fetch files from
CVS
> (CVS runs on RedHat), and now it happens that the inettd locks down
> the service for 10 minutes - flood protection. We tried to insert
waitstates
> between CVS requests, it helped, but it gets soo long to build that
way.
> What are your reccomendations on this topic? How to disable this inetd
> feature? Could not find anything in manpages.
Go read the inetd man page again, carefully. I've never seen an inetd
that didn't have *some* way of adjusting the rate limit documented on
the man page. Sometimes it's a command line option to inetd, other
times it's part of the entry in the config file. And check that you're
really running inetd -- some systems use xinetd instead, in which case
you need to read its man page instead.
-Larry Jones
I hate being good. -- Calvin
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