Re: CVS to Subversion

2004-09-24 Thread Mario Scheer
Hi, there isn't a problem with subversion, it works really fine. But my
problem
is to convert a cvs repository using cvs2svn.



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If you're having problems with Subversion try the Subversion
mailing list.  http://subversion.tigris.org/

The conversion you're attempting would be more appropriately
addressed there.

Carter.


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 Hi, I have some troubles converting a CVS repository to a
 Subversion repository. I'm using the tool cvs2svn.py.
 (http://cvs2svn.tigris.org)

 I always get this error message:


 Unable to convert a path
 'trunk/defaullt/rve/ap/tact/comp/data_reiseb|ro.zip'
 to internal encoding.
 Consider rerunning with (for example) '--encoding=latin1'

 I know that there is a | in the filename, because it's a
 german symbol. I tried cp850, and UTF-8 as encodings, but it
 doesnt work.

 Any ideas?


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Re: CVS to Subversion

2004-09-24 Thread Spiro Trikaliotis
Hello,

* On Fri, Sep 24, 2004 at 08:36:09AM +0200 Mario Scheer wrote:

 Hi, there isn't a problem with subversion, it works really fine. But
 my problem is to convert a cvs repository using cvs2svn.

Then do what Max Bowsher told you: Go to the cvs2svn mailing list.

http://cvs2svn.tigris.org/servlets/ProjectMailingListList

Hint: The users mailing list is exactly what you want (have a look at
the bottom)

HTH,
   Spiro.

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Problems to tag a directory named .libs!

2004-09-24 Thread Goran
Hi,

In my repository I got a directory starting with a dot(.). When I want
to make a tag i get problems with that directory. The error message i
get when making a tag from cervicia is the following:
cvs tag -b v1_1_0 '.'
cvs tag: in directory apps/handler/src/lib/.libs:
cvs [tag aborted]: There is no version here; do 'cvs checkout' first

I guess this has to do with the directory named .libs. Is there
problems with directorys starting with a . in cvs or? Anyone knows how
I can solve this?

/Goran
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Re: Checkout./export a copy to /var/www

2004-09-24 Thread Anand Graves
 The checked-out tree is on Windows and the cvs repository is on a Linux
box, but where is /var/www ?  That sounds like Linux too.  If your web
server is also your cvs server, just change the
 /u/www/local-docs in the example to /var/www/myproject and you're
done.  The commit on Windows triggers the loginfo on the Linux server,
which triggers the update on the Linux server.


The checked-out tree is on Windows and the cvs repository and /var/www are
both on the same Linux box. I changed the /u/www/local-docs to
/var/www/myproject, but it didn't work. After i commited a file, nothing
changed. I didn't seee any files in /var/www/myproject.




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Search all revisions

2004-09-24 Thread Erik Andersson
I have found that this question has been asked before, I just wanted to
check that the answer was correct and if there has been any developing
done for this.

How can I search all revisions of a file for a particular string?
(http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/info-cvs/2004-01/msg00094.html)

Best Regards / Erik


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RE: Search all revisions

2004-09-24 Thread Matt Doar
 ViewCVS has this ability, not enabled by default. Otherwise, you need
read access and something like: find CVSROOT | xargs grep foo.

~Matt

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 I have found that this question has been asked before, I just 
 wanted to
 check that the answer was correct and if there has been any developing
 done for this.
 
 How can I search all revisions of a file for a particular string?
 (http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/info-cvs/2004-01/msg00094.html)
 
 Best Regards / Erik
 
 
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AW: Problems to tag a directory named .libs!

2004-09-24 Thread Guus Leeuw jr.
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 Betreff: Problems to tag a directory named .libs!
 
 In my repository I got a directory starting with a dot(.). 
 When I want to make a tag i get problems with that directory. 
 The error message i get when making a tag from cervicia is 
 the following: cvs tag -b v1_1_0 '.' cvs tag: in directory 
 apps/handler/src/lib/.libs: cvs [tag aborted]: There is no 
 version here; do 'cvs checkout' first

I checked the manual(s) and it seems CVS has no problem with a . in the
directory name.
It looks like, according to the manual, that if you did not check out a
directory from the repository, CVS might come back with a message There is
no version here; do 'cvs checkout' first.
Also, in a different set of manuals, I found that .libs is generated by one
of the GNU autotools...

Cheers,
Guus

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CVS e JAVA

2004-09-24 Thread Gleidson Sá Barreto
Alguém poderia me informar sobre a integração de CVS
com as plataformas de desenvolvimento de software JAVA
e C++?





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RE: CVS e JAVA

2004-09-24 Thread Christopher.Fouts
Hasta la vista, baby! :)

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RE: CVS e JAVA

2004-09-24 Thread Carter Thompson

Gleidson Sá Barreto,

I hope I've not lost the meaning of your question in the translation
but if I understand you correctly CVS will not care what development
languages you are using.  Your installation of CVS will only be 
dependent on the platform you intend to use to host your server. If
you use Unix or Linux you can download and use CVS from https://www.cvshome.org/
or if you intend to build a CVS repository on a Windows platform 
you can use CVSNT, http://www.cvsnt.com/cvspro/.

After you've downloaded and installed the software, create your repository
with cvs -d /path/to/repository init followed by an import of your JAVA or 
C++ source code.  cvs import -m initial import of source project vendor tag

Try to find a CVS book in your native language than you can start with it
will definitely make a difference.

-- Bad Translation - Tradução Má --

Eu espero I've não perdido o meaning de sua pergunta na tradução mas se eu 
o compreender corretamente CVS não se importará que línguas do desenvolvimento 
você está usando. Sua instalação de CVS será somente dependente da plataforma 
que você pretende se usar hospedar seu usuário. Se você usar Unix ou Linux que 
você pode download e usar CVS de https://www.cvshome.org/ ou se você pretender 
construir um repositório de CVS em uma plataforma de Windows você puder usar CVSNT, 
http://www.cvsnt.com/cvspro/. 

Depois que you've downloaded e instalou o software, críe seu repositório com os 
cvs -d /path/to/repositório init; seguido por uma importação de seu código 
de fonte de JAVA ou de C++. importação dos cvs  import -m initial de m do 
source project vendor tag Tente encontrar um livro de CVS em sua língua 
nativa do que você pode começar com ela fará definitivamente uma diferença.

Cheers,

Carter.

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Re: CVS to Subversion

2004-09-24 Thread Nathan Kidd
Nathan Kidd wrote:
Hi Mario,
Cvs2svn is a project in itself.  It's primarily developed by Subversion 
developers (as is Max Bowsher, who's earlier pointer would be well 
taken). Try the cvs2svn mailing lists:

http://cvs2svn.tigris.org/servlets/ProjectMailingListList
HTH,
-Nathan
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Let's have a hand for spam solutions that hold up mail, causing one to 
duplicate other's prior (but unseen) posts.
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