Trouble to Connection

Hi all: When I executed: telnet servername 2401 for debug :pserver: the system doesn't permit entry to server. This is the ouptut that I got: Connection Closed by foreign host. In Appendix F (page 150) I saw that this was one way to connect to server. Someone can help

Obtaining a list of all projects in CVS

Hi Folks Is there a command which will list information about all the projects in the CVS repository? Ie, what projects exist, what files are being worked on in each project, etc. Or do I need to write a script to get this type of info? Cheers Antony

Using a CVS repository on another machine

Hi Folks I have one machine(machine 1) which has a cvs repository on it. I have another machine(machine 2). What I want to be able to do is to be able to checkout and checkin files in the cvs repository on (machine 1) from (machine 2). What is the simplest way I can do this? Cheers

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CVS Training

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Re: Using CVS through an SSH tunnel.

Hi, Nathan. On Mon, Nov 27, 2000 at 07:24:02PM -0800, Nathan Field wrote: CVS_RSH=ssh CVSROOT=:ext:localhost:/repository Ack, but wait, how do I tell ssh to use port 2? Perhaps if I set Use $HOME/.ssh/config: Host companycvs HostName localhost Port

Re: Using a CVS repository on another machine

Antony Stace wrote: I have one machine(machine 1) which has a cvs repository on it. I have another machine(machine 2). What I want to be able to do is to be able to checkout and checkin files in the cvs repository on (machine 1) from (machine 2). What is the simplest way I can do this?

Re: Obtaining a list of all projects in CVS

Antony Stace wrote: Is there a command which will list information about all the projects in the CVS repository? Ie, what projects exist, what files are being worked on in each project, etc. Or do I need to write a script to get this type of info? There isn't one. 'cvs co -c' and 'cvs co

Re: Using CVS through an SSH tunnel.

im not sure if this can help you but i have a nice little system working here... have you tried setting up ssh with public and private keys? and using ssh-agent and ssh-add (actually i use, ssh-agent2 and ssh-add2.. newer version). basically the routine is: in ~/.ssh2 create a private and

Re: Trouble to Connection

Sergio Merino Merino wrote: When I executed: telnet servername 2401 for debug :pserver: the system doesn't permit entry to server. This is the ouptut that I got: Connection Closed by foreign host. In Appendix F (page 150) I saw that this was one way to connect to

Re: checking out a file (not a module)

thanks to all who helped on this one... the best solution i found was 'cvs update -d filename'.. that did the trick..makes sense, i guess. doing anything like 'cvs co absoulte_path/filename' didnt do the trick.. for some reason it kept creating new directories.. here's a last example of what im

cvs checkout

I was wondering if anyone knew of a way of setting up CVS to ignore a directory in the repository during checkout. Any info would be appreciated. Andy Probst TDK Semiconductor ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

WinCVS

Hi. I'm new to WinCVS and I'm trying to do a build. It gives me invalid command name "make" I've gone into thedirectory and have seen the makefiles. Any ideas?! Margo

Re: cvs checkout

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was wondering if anyone knew of a way of setting up CVS to ignore a directory in the repository during checkout. Any info would be appreciated. The modules admin file, but you shouldn't use it. It's not versioned. Reorganizing your repository so that you don't

Re: Obtaining a list of all projects in CVS

"Derek R. Price" wrote: Antony Stace wrote: Is there a command which will list information about all the projects in the CVS repository? Ie, what projects exist, what files are being worked on in each project, etc. Or do I need to write a script to get this type of info? There

cannot add file `XXX' when RCS file `/.../XXX,v' already exists

Hi all 1) I screwed up something in one of my modules while adding, removing, renaming a makefile file. When I run: cvs update -P -A -d (in directory E:\Projects\QuantLib\Linux) I get the following message: cvs server: nothing known about Linux/Makefile cvs server: nothing known about

Re: WinCVS

Margo, You need Visual C++ 6.0 in order to build WinCvs. The VC project is located in cvsgui/wincvs/wincvs.dsw. You cannot expect to build WinCvs with the make command (which is not standard anyway on Windows, you'll need to install cygwin (cygwin.org) in order to get the make command. Once

Re: checking out a file (not a module)

ari gold wrote: the best solution i found was 'cvs update -d filename'.. that did the trick..makes sense, i guess. Right; as the fine manual states in zillions of places, you check out a project once. Then you do updates and commits till the end of time.

Re: hitory of the tags

Here's a first crack at it. Probably still needs some work, but wanted to get some feedback ;) It's attached to the end of this email... donald On Mon, Nov 27, 2000 at 05:05:37PM -0200, Jorge Godoy wrote: On Mon, 27 Nov 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Anner Adrian writes: how can I get

Re: WinCVS

This isn't a cvs problem. It's you not having the program 'make' in your path. donald On Tue, Nov 28, 2000 at 11:20:59AM -0500, Margaret Dodge wrote: Hi. I'm new to WinCVS and I'm trying to do a build. It gives me invalid command name "make" I've gone into the directory and have seen the

Re: cvs checkout

I checkout 'CVSROOT' and modify the modules file all the time, and it IS versioned. I can do a 'cvs log' command on it just like any other file in the repository, and I see all the different versions and log messages I have entered in the past. - Dennis - Original Message - From:

Re: cvs checkout

Dennis Jones writes: I checkout 'CVSROOT' and modify the modules file all the time, and it IS versioned. I can do a 'cvs log' command on it just like any other file in the repository, and I see all the different versions and log messages I have entered in the past. What Derek meant when

RE: WinCVS

It's a CVS problem, Users can have nmake command ;o) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Donald Sharp Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 7:55 PM To: Margaret Dodge Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: WinCVS This isn't a cvs problem.

Re: Obtaining a list of all projects in CVS

Several people have asked "how do you get a list of all the files in a CVS repository?" I use a perl program that creates a file for each Project in the repository that I need a list for. I use an array (@PROJECTS) to identify the Projects. I generate the list files and keep them in my CVS

Re: WinCVS

"make" is different from "nmake". You need to get WinCVS to run 'nmake' instead of 'make'. (No, I don't know how, I've never used WinCVS, but I constantly get burned when I switch back to WinBlows and keep getting 'make not found'.) "Andrew G. Tereschenko" wrote: It's a CVS problem, Users

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merge/diff GUI tool

Hi, CVS Users, I am wondering if there is any GUI based diff/merge tool in the public domain, which can work with CVS? Thanks in advance. Howard ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs

Re: merge/diff GUI tool

Excerpt of message (sent 28 November 2000) by Howard Zhou: I am wondering if there is any GUI based diff/merge tool in the public domain, which can work with CVS? (x)emacs: M-x ediff-revision (and sometimes other commands from the ediff family, like ediff-merge-with-ancestor come in handy) In

Ampersand module question

I'm curious about ampersand modules. Once a regular module (containing another module via the "" construct) is checked out, does that module actually *know* that it contains the contained module? If my modules file says something like this: frobnicator frobnicator caturgiator ...and I do

RE: merge/diff GUI tool

On Wednesday, November 29, 2000 9:21 AM, Howard Zhou [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: Hi, CVS Users, I am wondering if there is any GUI based diff/merge tool in the public domain, which can work with CVS? tkdiff. Sorry I can't remember where I downloaded it from. From memory it came with

Re: Ampersand module question

Laird Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I'm curious about ampersand modules. Once a regular module (containing another module via the "" construct) is checked out, does that module actually *know* that it contains the contained module? If my modules file says something like this:

RE: cvs checkout

Of course, rearranging the contents of the repository, as Derek suggested, makes it even more difficult to get back to something you had in the past. I agree that there is reason to be reluctant to arbitrarily change the modules file. However, the modules file is versioned, but the layout of the

RE: Ampersand module question

On Wednesday, November 29, 2000 10:22 AM, Laine Stump [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: Laird Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I'm curious about ampersand modules. Once a regular module (containing another module via the "" construct) is checked out, does that module actually *know* that

Re: cvs checkout

Jerry Nairn wrote: Of course, rearranging the contents of the repository, as Derek suggested, makes it even more difficult to get back to something you had in the past. I agree that there is reason to be reluctant to arbitrarily change the modules file. However, the modules file is

Help needed regarding verifymsg on branches

Hi, I have a template asking for BUG-ID when i am checking in at branch level..But i am not not able to get the branch tag in my verifymsg script.Does anybody have any code which will get the branch tag in verifymsg script..If so could you please let me know. Thanks, Deivanai

Re: Changing the log message

Using a Bourne'ish shell: cvs admin -m1.2:"New message" file.c Not sure how to do it in C'ish shells. On Tue, Nov 28, 2000 at 05:29:54PM -0600, Olaf Meding wrote: How can I specify a carrige returns in the change log message command below? cvs admin -mr1.2:"New message"

Re: cannot add file `XXX' when RCS file `/.../XXX,v' already exists

Ferdinando Ametrano wrote: The real problem is the commit failure: cvs commit -m "log message" Makefile (in directory E:\Projects\QuantLib\Linux) with the following message: cvs server: cannot add file `Makefile' when RCS file `/cvsroot/quantlib/QuantLib/Linux/Makefile,v' already exists

Using an IP adresss to connect to a CVS repository

Hi Folks IS it possible to use an IP address instead of the machine name to connect to, ie something like cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/local/cvsroot project1 login I have tried the above and it dosent seem to work. Am I doing something a little wrong or is this just not possible?

Re: Changing the log message

Olaf Meding wrote: How can I specify a carrige returns in the change log message command below? cvs admin -mr1.2:"New message" file All the shells I'm familiar with allow you to just include them in the quotes: cvs admin -mr1.2:"New message next line" file Derek -- Derek Price

Re: cvs checkout

Jerry Nairn wrote: Of course, rearranging the contents of the repository, as Derek suggested, makes it even more difficult to get back to something you had in the past. I agree that there is reason to be reluctant to arbitrarily change the modules file. However, the modules file is

CVS /WinCVS Timestamp Problem

I am seeing a timestamp problem when using cvs from the command-line on a linux system mixed with WinCVS on NT as the client. If anyone has seen the same type of problem, please let me know. 1) I did a checkout into a new directory, opened WinCVS to browse the directory and WinCVS thinks

cvs release and symbolic links

We have some source which requires symbolic links. As CVS does not store symbolic links we have module checkout and export scripts create them. All this works fine, however when it comes to saying cvs release -d we get errors like bash cvs release GATBASELINE ? tmp ? msl ? log ? bin ? shlib ?

Logmessage problem

HEllo! How can I do this: when I update a file the logmessage would be shown, or can I do it at all ?? AND When I put a watch for some file and CVS sends mail to me, and I want to include the logmessage in this mail too. Thanks very much =)Päivi

Re: Obtaining a list of all projects in CVS

Alternatively you can do cvs rdiff -s -D "1/1/2037" . which prints the names of the directories only. The wrapper script, cvsls, which I posted about two months ago does not do it. Eugene. --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Derek R. Price" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Antony Stace wrote: Is there

Changing the log message

How can I specify a carrige returns in the change log message command below? cvs admin -mr1.2:"New message" file.c Thanks much for your help and time. Olaf ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]