jazzvale writes: > > The problem is that we don't know how to retrieve the names of the > files that has been deleted for a folder (is there a way to log a > whole folder and retreive allso the names of the deleted files?).
I think "cvs log" will list all the files in a directory, including deleted ones. > C: Directory . > C: d:/cvs3/rep1/vers1/pirla > C: Entry /phile7.txt/1.1/=// > C: Argument phile7.txt > C: update > S: E cvs server: phile7.txt is no longer in the repository > S: Removed ./ > S: d:/cvs3/rep1/vers1/pirla/phile7.txt > S: ok > > phile7.txt is the file that we're trying to recover, but it seems that > cvs doesn't want to retreive the version 1.1 of this file!!! No, you've told CVS that you *have* revision 1.1 (in the Entry command), but you've asked it to update that to the current revision, which is deleted, so the server tells your client to delete the file. You either need to add a sticky tag (of 1.1) to your Entry line or add an explicit "-r 1.1" to your update (you might want to add a "-p" as well, depending on what you want to do). > Does anybody can help us? Is some documentation avialable somewhere? The only client/server documentation is in the CVS source distribution in doc/cvsclient.texi and the source code itself. It may be helpful to run the standard CVS client with $CVS_CLIENT_LOG set to log the commands and responses. -Larry Jones Well of course the zipper's going to get stuck if everyone stands around WATCHING me! -- Calvin _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
