This looks bad>
cvs status: share/dump.sql is no longer in the repository
===
File: dump.sql Status: Entry Invalid
Working revision:1.10Wed May 5 20:42:40 2004
Repository revision: No revision control file
Sticky Tag: base - MISSING from RCS file!
Sticky Date: (none)
Sticky Options: (none)
I tagged all of the files base, and all seems well. I think. Has this don
any harm does anyone know?
On 5/29/2004, "Edd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>Hi there,
>One day I was playing with branches to see how they worked etc. I was
>going to delete the branches afterwards, but forgot. Many commits later
>(to default branch). I realise that I forgot to delete them. And
>stupidly did a cvs tag -dB on them. Next day I do a cvs up:
>
>-bash-2.05b$ cvs up
>cvs update: Updating .
>cvs update: LICENCE.TXT is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: README is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: index.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: loader.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: login.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: Updating classes
>cvs update: classes/arax.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: classes/auth.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: Updating conf
>cvs update: conf/mysql.php-dist is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: Updating css
>cvs update: css/dbm.css is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: Updating images
>cvs update: Updating modules
>cvs update: modules/changePass.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: modules/denied.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: modules/gigAdmin.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: modules/groupAdmin.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: modules/imageView.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: modules/linkAdmin.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: modules/logout.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: modules/mailShot.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: modules/menu.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: modules/newsAdmin.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: modules/settings.php is no longer in the repository
>cvs update: Updating share
>cvs update: share/dump.sql is no longer in the repository
>
>interesting. So i think no its okay. i can do a cvs up -f. Which I did
>and all of my other files did return to my sandbox, but I just can not
>commit them. Due to up-to-date check. I have tried forcing with -f, but
>still it wont have it.
>
>Please could someone help me out of this sticky situation?
>
>Thanks!
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