Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2000 16:38:53 -0400 (EDT)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones)
Lenny Foner writes:
Ah ha! This is -exactly- what the problem was. I have somewhat over
300 environment variables (printenv returns about 11K bytes), since I
often point at useful
Hi.
I ve got WinCVS 1.1 installed as a client on NT and
a cvs linux server.
When I choose the menu command: Query - Graph
Selection
an NT application error window pops up saying smth
like :
"instruction 0x6c371351 uses memory address
0x0004. Memory cannot be read"
Why is this
Hi!
I want to tag certain files and some whole directories under a module with
the same tag.
These files will later be exported to a release directory.
If I have:
Module
|_dir1
|_dir2
|
|_dir3
How can i tag all files in dir1? The tagging is recursive and will affect
dir2 as well,
On Wed, 25 Oct 2000, "Thomas" == Thomas Olausson wrote:
Thomas I'm trying to write a simple tcl script to echo out the
Thomas CVSROOT-variable or better yet, the username the user has when
Thomas logged in.
Thomas It's set through the Admin-Preferences, so I can't get it
Thomas from
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Hi!
I am a new user to the WinCVS
and am having the following trouble. Thefollowing is the information about
versions: Linux 6.1 CVS version
1.10.6 WinCVS version 1.1b15I am seeing the following
error on the binary files.
cvs [server aborted]: can't stat PO_SWarch.doc: No
such file or
Mike Castle wrote:
On Tue, Oct 24, 2000 at 08:54:37PM +0200, Gerhard Sittig wrote:
Does anyone know a method how to incorporate "cvs diff" into the
"cvs commit" message and thus aid the committer with showing what
has changed when he is asked to specify what he did and why?
I would have
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
Still, if you really want to try it, I have a patch built on top of my *info
stuff that adds a tmpltfilterinfo file which works like loginfo and the rest
but provides a filter script which accepts the text from rcsinfo on stdin and
spits out the new text for the log
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Patrik_Sj=F6berg?= writes:
How can i tag all files in dir1? The tagging is recursive and will affect
dir2 as well, right?
The -l option disables recursion.
-Larry Jones
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Lenny Foner writes:
Okay, I have -no- idea why the kernel cares about any of this. I had
the impression that all of this was user-space stuff. I guess that
exec and friends are passing the information to the newly-started
process in ways I wasn't expecting, and it's probably time I took a
At 10:57 -0400 10/26/00, Larry Jones wrote:
They aren't random -- there's a well-defined set that the test suite
uses if they're set:
TESTDIR - the directory to run the tests in
AWK - the awk program to use
EXPR- the expr program to use
ID - the id
Frederic Brehm writes:
This is what I have used in the past to clear out unwanted stuff
inside of a script.
Unfortunately, unset isn't portable. I just don't see this as being a
serious enough problem to worry about.
-Larry Jones
We don't ATTEND parties, we just CRASH 'em. -- Calvin
Unfortunately, unset isn't portable. I just don't see this as being a
serious enough problem to worry about.
Oh c'mon. A portable fix for a confusing problem area is very simple:
env |sed -e 's/=.*'/=/' /tmp/clean$$
for V in PATH HOME TR AWK ... ; do
eval
I'm known for stating the obvious, so here goes... If this is inside
a procedure, have you got a "global env" at the top of it?
Yes, but that's only getting the environment variables in WinNT.
That username there is seldomly the same as the one you're
using in CVS. Also, you can have several
We have been running CVS successfully in its default mode for some
time. I would now like to add the ability to connect to the repository
from a remote client . Here are my Q's:
1. Which is best and simplest way to go i.e. rsh, authentication,
GSSAPI, kerberos?
2. How do I set-up the server?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2000.10.26 13:54:19
We have been running CVS successfully in its default mode for some
time. I would now like to add the ability to connect to the repository
from a remote client . Here are my Q's:
1. Which is best and simplest way to go i.e. rsh, authentication,
Hi.
I am attempting to use cvs for the first time and would appreciate any
advice anyone has to offer that might help.
Here's my setup...
cvs server: Mac OS X
cvs client(s): Win2000 Pro
Mac OS X comes with cvs installed.
I installed WinCVS on the machine running W2K.
As for configuring the
I think there're more security concerns with pserver than with an SSH
configuration. I know there's been lots of debate over this in the past (but I
don't know the details).
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2000.10.26 16:46:01
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
Subject: Re: CVS in client/server
On Tue, Oct 24, 2000 at 14:21 -0500, Richard J. Duncan wrote:
Does anyone know a method how to incorporate "cvs diff" into
the "cvs commit" message and thus aid the committer with
showing what has changed when he is asked to specify what he
did and why?
As a background: At the
We will be moving our tree from a Solaris 2.6 server
to the same OS Solaris 2.6 server but a different
server name.
Is there anything we need to be concerned with?
Thanks,
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On 18 Oct, Derek R. Price wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did a strings on the Windows cvs.exe and on /usr/bin/cvs on Linux,
and both have CVS_CLIENT_LOG, so I assume the
Hi,
I'm not the first person reporting this problem but my problem is
slightly different.
Other reports say that cvs diff -N generate bad diff files but for me
it doesn't generate diff at all for the new-file.
Example:
I've a local repository of the cvs.cvshome.org, in that repository i
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