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I can't checkout any branch at all because CVS repository is not
consistent w/o CVSROOT directory. Thus my copy is useless.
Question is obvious: why?
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Hello all
When creating a release using "make release" is it possible to specify the
CVSROOT using pserver or ext?
Or will I have to use NFS to mount my CVSROOT directory?
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On Mon, Mar 14, 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi Guys,
>I downloaded the entire CVS repository (cvs tree via ftp) to a local
>machine. However, I did not see a CVSROOT directory. This is the
>directory that contains all the CVS admin files when you first create a
>repository
Hi Guys,
I downloaded the entire CVS repository (cvs tree via ftp) to a local machine.
However, I did not see a CVSROOT directory. This is the directory that
contains all the CVS admin files when you first create a repository. Do I need
to download this directory before I can start using
