"Izo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> leo wrote:
> > hi there
> >
> > i use cvs with emacs front pcl-cvs and have a little problemwith removed
> > directories:
> >
> > when i have removed a directory from the repository i get the message
"New
> > directory `dir' -- ignored" even though the cvs command string contains
> > "-P". how can i get rid of this message?
> >
> > can i ask cvs to suppress this message or can i tell emacs-pcl-cvs to
hide
> > this message somehow?
> >
>
> You have done "illegal" action - tweak the CVS repository by hand.
>
> Now you should edit the CVS/Entries file referencing the directory in
> question since the CVS client desperately wants to find the missing
> directory !
mmmh, how do i edit the Entries file?
e.g i get the msg:
>>cvs server: New directory `rules/images' -- ignored<<
but in the local rules/CVS/Entries is no entry about images at all.
what do i have to put into the Entries file?
> You never touch the repository itself unless aware of consequences - the
> broken history is just the minor one. This also means that you do not
> touch the Attic directories.
well, i did not touch the remote repository (i have even no direct write
access), i only deleted local files.
> You can only remove entries on local copy using the release&remove
> action, afterwards updating and checkouting using -P -d options to purge
> empty directories.
well i deleted local dirs! but updateting did not purge the empty dirs...
and checkout would overwrite other changes, wouldn't it?
cheers, leo
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