Cvs pserver problems

2000-03-23 Thread Christopher Kohnert
Howdy, I've had a nice repository and pserver setup going for a while now, but then my server was upgraded and it doesn't work anymore. Whenever I try to do any checkouts of any kind it give me one of two errors (depending on how I set the inetd.conf line). 1) can't setuid: operation not

Spaces in filenames?

2000-03-23 Thread Tony Hoyle
How is cvs supposed to handle spaces in filenames? At the moment I have a big problem with the loginfo scripts failing because the repository name has a space in it... Is there a way to change it so it'll handle this situation (I've also had several odd bug reports in the NT server which

RE: Proposed new aliases, like HEAD

2000-03-23 Thread Cameron, Steve
Michael Gersten You're right. For consistency's sake, "cvs up -C file" should get a clean copy of the HEAD. I think, in general, there should be a way to specify the base revision (is there a BASE alias similar to HEAD?) Ok, since HEAD means different things, etc, I'd like to

Re: Spaces in filenames?

2000-03-23 Thread John Macdonald
Tony Hoyle wrote : || I thought of changing loginfo parameters so they are comma separated... then you |have the same problem, but with commas instead || of spaces (although commas are far less common in filenames than spaces). A trailing ",v" on filenames is ubiquitous in CVS repositories.

Re: Spaces in filenames?

2000-03-23 Thread Richard Wesley
At 14:58 + 3/23/00, Tony Hoyle wrote: John Macdonald wrote: Tony Hoyle wrote : || I thought of changing loginfo parameters so they are comma separated... then you have the same problem, but with commas instead || of spaces (although commas are far less common in filenames than

Re: Proposed new aliases, like HEAD

2000-03-23 Thread Michael Gersten
As for determining the branch origin: Assume: I can tell what branch-tag is associated with a given file. IF: a commit has been done on this branch, then the information is in the RCS file. I can get the branch number; ASSUMPTION: I can go to the parent branch number by removing the last two

Re: Cvs pserver problems

2000-03-23 Thread Larry Jones
Christopher Kohnert writes: Howdy, I've had a nice repository and pserver setup going for a while now, but then my server was upgraded and it doesn't work anymore. Whenever I try to do any checkouts of any kind it give me one of two errors (depending on how I set the inetd.conf line). 1)

Re: Password or Set-up Problem?

2000-03-23 Thread Larry Jones
Phil Shrimpton writes: "cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from MyServer: CVS commands are:" Your inetd.conf is wrong -- you're either giving CVS a bad option or an unknown subcommand (or no subcommand at all), so it's printing its usage message instead of running as a pserver.

RE: Password or Set-up Problem?

2000-03-23 Thread Phil Shrimpton
From: Larry Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Hi, Phil Shrimpton writes: "cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from MyServer: CVS commands are:" Your inetd.conf is wrong -- you're either giving CVS a bad option or an unknown subcommand (or no subcommand at all), so it's

Update CVS

2000-03-23 Thread Jamal Khail
Hi, I have never used CVS before but I need to upgrade to CVS 1.10-8. Can anyone please help me do that. Thanks a lot Jamal

Re: Password or Set-up Problem?

2000-03-23 Thread Larry Jones
Phil Shrimpton writes: But it does not actually list the commands after the '..are:', it is just that line. If I leave off the --allow-root bit, it displays the screen of usage options. No it doesn't; when you get an unrecognized auth response, you only get a one-line message. It sounds

RE: Spaces in filenames?

2000-03-23 Thread Jerry Nairn
For loginfo scripts, you can specify %{Vsv} as the format string, which gives you: repository(\sold_version,filename,new_version)* That's not too difficult to parse. Then there are the special cases of new directories: repository\s\-\s(New directory|Imported sources) This helps avoid

Upgrading From 1.7 to 1.10.8

2000-03-23 Thread Jamal Khail
Hi, We currently have CVS version 1.7 and need to upgrade to 1.10.8. Does anyone know the procedure to do that? Do we have to do a full install or is there a way to upgrade while preserving the Repository? thanks a lot. Jamal

Re: y2k bug

2000-03-23 Thread Larry Jones
Todd W. McDevitt writes: Can't parse date/time: 28 Jan 2000 08:00:00 - Do you have any suggestions to fix this? Are you running with a local repository or client/server? If client/ server, what version of CVS is the server running? The last known y2k bug was squashed in 1.10.8.

Re: Spaces in filenames?

2000-03-23 Thread Larry Jones
Tony Hoyle writes: How is cvs supposed to handle spaces in filenames? CVS was not designed to handle spaces in filenames, although it should. It's getting better and better, but I'm not surprised that there are still problems. -Larry Jones What a waste to be going to school on a morning

renaming a vendor branch

2000-03-23 Thread Dave Makower
I wanted to follow a convention in naming the vendor branch for a module, but I goofed, and I now have a vendor branch with a highly unintuitive name. This vendor branch will, in the future, need to accept new imports as the vendor releases them. Is there a way for me to rename the vendor

Re: Upgrading From 1.7 to 1.10.8

2000-03-23 Thread Larry Jones
Jamal Khail writes: We currently have CVS version 1.7 and need to upgrade to 1.10.8. Does anyone know the procedure to do that? Do we have to do a full install or is there a way to upgrade while preserving the Repository? Just build the new version and install it. You don't need to do "cvs

Re: Update CVS

2000-03-23 Thread Tobias Weingartner
On Thursday, March 23, "Jamal Khail" wrote: I have never used CVS before but I need to upgrade to CVS 1.10-8. Not to point out the obvious, but this statement is a contradiction in a sense. If you've never used CVS, then how can you "upgrade"? Also, it lacks other vital information such as;

CVS 1.10 or 1.10.8

2000-03-23 Thread Aditya . Sanghi
Hi! Should I be using CVS Version 1.10 or 1.10.8?? This is a critical development environment ;) What are the differences between the two? Is there going to be a 1.11? Aditya

Re: Proposed new aliases, like HEAD

2000-03-23 Thread Derek R. Price
Michael Gersten wrote: Example: Trunk version 1.5. Magic branch 1.5.1, real branch 1.5.0.1. Committed version 1.5.1.3, real 1.5.0.1.3 (do I have these numbers right?). Branch origin of magic 1.5.1.3 is 1.5, of real 1.5.0.1.3 is 1.5 (ok, strip 3 levels from the real). That's the gist though

[Q] cvs commit -r option

2000-03-23 Thread $B8q9>1QN4(B
I find undocumented behavior for cvs commit -r option. (I suppose these are documentation bugs.) In cvs.info, commit options `-r REVISION' Commit to REVISION. REVISION must be either a branch, or a revision on the main trunk that is higher than any existing

Re: -i optin in Module

2000-03-23 Thread Paul Sander
Is there a file called "Checkin.prog" in the CVS directory in your sandbox? Do the contents of that file identify a program that exists? --- Forwarded mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] I added the -i option to my modules file, and up commit, the script I worte ran... it has mysteriously stopeed

sending mail via CVS on an nt server...

2000-03-23 Thread Hamid Ghassemi
Has anyone tried to have cvs send e-mail via blat.exe? We have cvs installed on windows NT server using pserver. I am trying to modify loginfo to send e-mail after each commit on a windows NT server and am not successfull. any help is greatly appreciated. Hamid Ghassemi