Hi,
If you are working with apache as web server, then you should configure
it to exclude CVS from documents, e.g.
"IndexIgnore .??* *~ *# HEADER HEADER.html README README.html RCS CVS"
I manage Web sites with CVS myself (if you read French, see
Yes, exactly. This is what happens now with pserver. Ideally, CVS should use
an environment variable REMOTE_USER that's set by authentication software (eg
SSH). But since I don't want to risk breaking SSH, I don't want to make the
change in it.
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2000.06.21
I use maccvs with rsh to execute cvs with ssh on a local Linux box (hey, it
works :) so I can "securely" talk to a remote cvs server.
So I just upgraded this week to the latest maccvs (3.1.6), and I keep
getting these errors:
cvs commit -m "Don't allow author editing for low seclev in admin.pl;
Hi All,
How do I get the 'flat' export?
Suppose I have a directory tree in the repo with the files which I want to
be exported in a single directory, so the export would no create directory
structure but place all the files into one directory? Is there any way or I
have to have the script for
Does anyone know of a way to secure modules created
and committed through CVS by making CVS the owner
instead of the user being the owner? Is there a way
to change the permissions of the application that will
accomplish this?
Thanks,
Bill
I tried running these from a DOS prompt, but they don't seem to function that way.
What do I need in terms of an application to execute these. It would seem that the
C++ would need to be compiled first. Am I missing something here?
Sorry for such basic questions.
Thanks in advance.
Sheldon
Does anyone know of a way to secure modules created
and committed through CVS by making CVS the owner
instead of the user being the owner? Is there a way
to change the permissions of the application that will
accomplish this?
Thanks,
Bill
Title: Blank
Am trying to figure out the best way to transport full
directory hierarchies into the Attic. If I were to do the
following::
$: rm -rf modulename [except CVS
dirs]
$: cvs -rm -rf modulename
$: cvs ci -m "removed directory"
modulename
We would like to do something like this in
Hi! I'm a new user of CVS and I'm interested to use it over Internet.
I would like to know if I can use like server a NT system and where
I could find information to set up it correctly.
Thanks
Giuseppe Lunardon
Hi! I'm a new user of CVS and I'm interested to use it over Internet.
I would like to know if I can use like server a NT system and where
I could find information to set up it correctly.
Thanks
Giuseppe Lunardon
Title: Help setting up modules
Hi,
I'm trying to setup a CVS module that will allow artists working on the project to check out only runtime and media files (only selected directories). My CVS root is setup this way:
/root
/media
/bin
/src
For devellopers, they need the whole thing,
Shawn Anderson writes:
BlankAm trying to figure out the best way to transport full directory
hierarchies into the Attic. If I were to do the following::
$: rm -rf modulename [except CVS dirs]
$: cvs -rm -rf modulename
$: cvs ci -m "removed directory" modulename
How about
I'm sure this must have been addressed somewhere, but I can't find it...
I'm working with CVS v1.10 (Halibut). The documentation describes a
procedure for importing 3rd party source code into CVS and controlling it
there. The basic step is to do a 'cvs import' on the new sources for each
Hi,
Iam Using CVS 1.10.8NT server version and Wincvs on windows Nt
Workstations .If i use the Windows NT server authentication it works
well.It doesn't work in the Pserver mode.Don't know what changes to
make.Opening up the port in 2401 as well as setting ht epasswd server
on the
Hi,
Iam Using CVS 1.10.8NT server version and Wincvs on windows Nt
Workstations .If i use the Windows NT server authentication it works well.It
doesn't workin the Pserver mode.Don't know what changes to make.But my main
problem is concecting Unix CVS clients to NT server CVS.Iam Using
In WinCVS help it states that initial import of all
files is imported as text files. If I modify the
cvswrappers file on the Linux server before the import
from the WinCVS will it store them as binary?
Can anyone give me any suggestions on hanling binary
files with WinCVS client and Linux CVS
Masterson, David writes:
For instance, assume a 3rd party product consisting of a single directory of
source code. In release 1 of the product, the directory contains two source
files (x.c and y.c). In release 2 of the product, the developer has removed
y.c and added z.c. If you simply
I think I see now. I couldn't quite gather in the purpose of the "checkout"
in the discussion with "import" -- particularly with *two* tag names
mentioned. Now that I look at it, would the proper way of doing the import
of release 2 be:
cd release2
cvs import -m "Import release
Masterson, David writes:
I think I see now. I couldn't quite gather in the purpose of the "checkout"
in the discussion with "import" -- particularly with *two* tag names
mentioned. Now that I look at it, would the proper way of doing the import
of release 2 be:
cd release2
I am using wincvs 1.1b14 and a cvs 1.10 with pserver on unix. I can login OK
from winCVS but I get
cvs [edit aborted]: reading from server: Connection reset by peer
whenever I try to do anything else. ex. edit...
Is this mailing list a good place to ask wincvs questions or is there
another
Hello all,
I was recently setting up my CVS server to add pserver access to it,
and when going through the documentation, it indicated that to set
up the cvs passwd file, you had to copy/paste the crypt'd password
into it. It lamented the fact that there was no cvspasswd utility
and hoped that
I am using wincvs 1.1b14 and a cvs 1.10 with pserver on unix. I can login OK
from winCVS but I get
cvs [edit aborted]: reading from server: Connection reset by peer
whenever I try to do anything else. ex. edit...
Is this mailing list a good place to ask wincvs questions or is there another
You can create a group, add it to the CVS server and then do a chrgp
on only the files they need. Have one group for artists and a
separate group for the developers.
Michael C. Amorose
Author FireUtils for Macintosh
Author Sound Core for Macintosh
Author Goo Library for Macintosh
FireWire
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Carlos Costa Portela [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, all!
Hi Carlos:
Here at demasiado.com, we're using cvs to help us develop our
website.
cool. how are you presently using cvs?
We make two types of changes: simple ones (bugs and simple text
Having a bit of a problem trying to post to the list. This is
the second try:
Hello all,
I was recently setting up my CVS server to add pserver access to it,
and when going through the documentation, it indicated that to set
up the cvs passwd file, you had to copy/paste the crypt'd password
Dumb question #2:
After having done a number of "imports", is there a simple command to get a
list of vendor and release tags (along with when they were created)?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 2:17 PM
To: [EMAIL
Is the cvs.cyclic.com:/home2/cvs modules file corrupted?
I try:
[scameron@zuul cvs.ctd]$ echo $CVSROOT
:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home2/cvsroot
[scameron@zuul cvs.ctd]$ export CVSROOT
[scameron@zuul cvs.ctd]$ cvs -z3 co -c
ccvs @ÐàÈ
[scameron@zuu[scameron@zuul cvs.ctd]$
And I try:
"SS" == Sheldon Samuels [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
SS I gather these are perl scripts. Is this correct?
Not all of them. curth/ directory contains JavaScripts, while
h.nardmann/ -- file in C++.
Seems like the first choice is best for Windows.
--alexm
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