hello,
I would like to ask a question to all of you that are using CVS for dev
under the net...
what is a typical network config for cvs? cvs outside of the firewall? cvs
inside of it with a special proxy for port 2041?
How can I give cvs access without being unsecure?
thank you
- Original Message -
From: "stanislas pinte" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 10, 2000 12:34 AM
Subject: cvs behind firewalls...
hello,
I would like to ask a question to all of you that are using CVS for dev
under the net...
what is a typical network
Is there any ready done script or function for CVS
that produces a list of all files with a certain label, BOM
Ex.
script(version)
---
filename revision
--
foo.c 1.1.1
Thanks i advance
A.B
This
B-CK ANDREAS/TKELOV96ORD wrote:
Is there any ready done script or function for CVS
that produces a list of all files with a certain label, BOM
Ex.
script(version)
---
filename revision
--
foo.c 1.1.1
I
In a module (or multiple modules), how do I get a list of files and
revisions which are newer than a labeled revision?
David M. Karr ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; ATT Wireless Best Consulting
Software Engineer ;
Greetings.
As I understand it, the USER variable is set to the username of
the server-local user actually accessing the repository. In the
case of a pserver-accessed repository, with usernames mapped
through the CVSROOT/passwd file mechanism, this will typically
be the value of the third field
Sean Cavanaugh wrote:
hello,
I would like to ask a question to all of you that are using CVS for
dev
under the net...
what is a typical network config for cvs?
ssh
cvs outside of the firewall?
ssh
cvs inside of it with a special proxy for port 2041?
forget about pserver
How can
On Monday, April 10, Stephen Rasku wrote:
Could you elaborate a bit. Port-forwarding the CVS port with ssh is
not secure. I don't know if this is what you are suggesting or not.
Forget pserver/rsh/etc. Use ssh.
--Toby.
On Monday, April 10, Pavel Roskin wrote:
Hello, Tobias!
Why, this is a matter for branches, diffs, multiple "sandboxes", and some
tags (for the bigger projects). It really is quite simple. And to you
people that say "my sandbox is 100+MB, it's not practical, etc", I say
"have you
Hey, we used 1.10.5, and it worked just fine.
Isn't 1.10.8 the latest version? (or do I need to upgrade again)
"Greg A. Woods" wrote:
[ On Saturday, April 8, 1900 at 12:41:00 (CDT), Michael Sokolov wrote: ]
Subject: Oldest CVS version to support remote repos
I wonder, what is the
Tony,
Thanks for the reply, but I dont think that's the problem, here is the
actual text I type on the server NT box (in an MS-DOS window):
Microsoft(R) Windows NT(TM)
(C) Copyright 1985-1996 Microsoft Corp.
C:\userscvs -d :ntserver:ntsrvr01:c:\pserver\cvsroot history
C:\userscvs -d
- Original Message -
From: "Stephen Rasku" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 10, 2000 12:47 PM
Subject: Re: cvs behind firewalls...
[...]
Could you elaborate a bit. Port-forwarding the CVS port with ssh is
not secure. I don't know if
This sounds like a really good idea -- it sounds like a fairly minor change to
the source (at least on the surface). I'd opt for gzip/gunzip since it's
already distributed as part of the source.
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 04/10/2000 12:18:55 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
Oops I probably should have mentioned:
the file c:\pserver\cvsroot\config contains:
SystemAuth=yes
There is not passwd file or other config information.
CVSROOT environment variable on the nt server is set to:
CVSROOT=:ntserver:ntsrvr01:c:\pserver\cvsroot history
(not that I think it makes a
Joao C. Ferreira wrote:
Why is SSH port forwarding not secure??? (sorry, it's not related
directly
to the quastion, but it made me curious, since SSH port forwarding is
suposed tobe a secure port forwarding method).
Thanks,
Joao.
Essentially because it transfers the port from a remote
Please help! I come from a background of using SCCS, where only 1 file is
checked out at a time. Is there a way in CVS to do this? If not, can you
suggest a way
to script a solution which accomplishes this?
I've read a little about tagging specific file versions. However this doesn't
seem
"Karr, David" wrote:
Is there a convenient way to generate a ChangeLog file from a set of CVS
modules? I don't see anything obvious in the documentation, and I'm not
sure where to find a CVS FAQ list.
David M.
You can also modify RCS (or the librified version of it) to read and write
compressed files. I modified RCS v5.6 and CVS v1.3 to do just that. My
work is still available at http://www.wakawaka.com/source.html
But be warned: This is alpha quality code and error checking and recovery
is
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Robert Rosenblum wrote:
Please help! I come from a background of using SCCS, where only 1 file is
checked out at a time. Is there a way in CVS to do this? If not, can you
suggest a way
to script a solution which accomplishes this?
I've read a little about tagging
Is it possible to get a list of commit logs of ALL files on a branch?
I was thinking that when I merge the changes from my branch onto the main
truck I want to make the log message the collation of all log messages
from that branch, is that possible?
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Ignore my last post, call me stupid :P
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"Greg A. Woods" wrote:
[ On Monday, April 10, 2000 at 11:29:20 (-0500), Michael Gersten wrote: ]
Subject: Re: Oldest CVS version to support remote repos
Properly? 1.10.8, and maybe not even that! ;-)
Oh -- I missed the :-). What problems do you forsee in 1.10.8?
Well let's
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