Worik Macky Turei Stanton wrote:
Friends
I am new to CVS and I am working from the texinfo documentation I got
with my debian package of CVS.
After I have initialised my system (established a cvsroot and run cvs
init) I imported one of my src directories with...
cvs import -m "my_proj"
Hello, I'm new to the list. I downloaded the latest WinCVS, it works with
a Linux CVS system with password authentication. It works well, but I
always get the checkouted files read only. Where to modify the
configuration to change this?
TIA, Zoltan
Kova'cs Zolta'n
assistant teacher at Bolyai
The CVS way to avoid conflicts is through developer communication. Take a look
at "cvs edit". If this doesn't give you enough control, take a look at the "cvs
edit" patches available at SourceForge under project RCVS.
Noel
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Worik Macky Turei Stanton writes:
When I ran 'cvs checkout worik' I found that I could not build my
source because the make files where not imported and hence not checked
out.
Most likely, the directories you imported contain .cvsignore files that
tell CVS to ignore the makefiles. If not,
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cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from archon: cvs
pserver: warning: this CVS does not support PreservePermissions
That particular repository has PreservePermissions specified in its
CVSROOT/config file; either comment it out or remove it. The
Wayne Johnson writes:
I was thinking that maybe the problem is the way dotest_internal reads in
the entire output files and uses expr to compare them. This does appear
to be one of the longest outputs. Maybe re-writing dotest_internal to do
the comparisons on a line by line basis?
It's
Hello,
This is an option in the WinCVS preferences. There's
a "Checkout read-only" toggle in the "Globals" tag.
Although, this CAN be desirable behavior. You can
check out the sources read-only, and then right
click on an individual file, go to "Monitors-Edit
Selection", ( or click the pencil
Sorry, the below should be '"Globals" tab', not '"Globals"
tag'.. don't want to steer you wrong :)
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Hello,
This is an option in the WinCVS preferences. There's
a "Checkout read-only" toggle in the "Globals" tag.
Although, this
Sorry, you're quite right, I had twiddled with the two until the diff
came out 0. Here's a new set. I also switched to dotest_internal_debug
(still not working) and included the check.log. Still not seeing it.
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Wayne Johnson writes:
I was thinking
Hi,
I would like to rename a file in cvs with out losing it's history. Is there
any way of doing this. please forward me.
-Thanks
-Ramesh
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Sorry, I'm on the road at the moment and can't check my e-mail often, or the
CVS repository at all! What you're describing seems very similar to the
patch I downloaded from cvshome.org (or it's previous incarnation) a year or
two ago. If you can wait 3 weeks, I can check our repository when I
Hi,
I would like to rename a file in cvs with out losing it's history. Is
there
any way of doing this. please forward me.
-Thanks
-Ramesh
See:
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_7.html#SEC70
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Wayne Johnson writes:
Sorry, you're quite right, I had twiddled with the two until the diff
came out 0. Here's a new set.
According to my expr those match, so I think you've got an expr bug of
some kind; are you using a system expr or GNU expr?
I also switched to dotest_internal_debug
Someone mentioned recently that www.wincvs.org seemed to have
gone away. Turns out it's been renamed to www.cvsgui.org.
To quote from the news item on the site:
As the objective of the CvsGui project is resolutely to cross
the platforms barriers, the new name makes more sense for the
I have several NT workstations using cvs and connecting to a repository on a
Unix box. 3 out of 4 work just fine, but the 4th can't login. When I
enter:
cvs -d :pserver:user@hostIP:/repository login
I get "unknown host", which is even more strange since I didn't specify the
hostname, I
We have a lot of source code that needs to be kept secure. Right now,
we're using a LAN protected from the outside world by a firewall,
and that seems to be working.
Now we'd like to be able to use CVS over considerably longer
distances, securely.
I recommended setting CVS_RSH=ssh, and was
On Mon, Feb 05, 2001 at 05:05:51PM -0600, David H. Thornley wrote:
I recommended setting CVS_RSH=ssh, and was told that the users
then had to type in their password for every file being transferred,
and that is more typing than they're willing to put up with.
What implementation of ssh are
On Mon, 5 Feb 2001, David H. Thornley wrote:
Now we'd like to be able to use CVS over considerably longer
distances, securely.
I recommended setting CVS_RSH=ssh, and was told that the users
then had to type in their password for every file being transferred,
and that is more typing than
Hello!
I have managed to make this work for an NT machine and a win98 machine, but
not for a second NT machine.
The specifics:
CVS client 1.10.5 (also tried 1.10.3)
I have SSH set up and working great.
I try to do a "cvs checkout CVSROOT", and the box hangs for a long time and
finally comes
On Mon, Feb 05, 2001 at 04:18:29PM -0800, Chris Chambers wrote:
variable. But I haven't heard of explanations for why one NT machine would
work with the software and another wouldn't.
Can the second machine do something like:
ssh host
to connect to the host (and do things like ls and the
I would like to get some information on the filename with the ,t at the
end. Under the CVS directory where Entries, Repository, Root files are
located, I now have some files with a comma t extension that have 0 data
in the file. Is this some type of temp file?
filename,t
Can you tell me how
Yep! The ssh part is working great... it's even set up for "no password".
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Mike Castle
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 4:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: CVS on NT via SSH: cannot connect to
Rajesh,
i think perhaps some dlls are of a little difference compared with
developer's.
I could launch it several days before, but after I installed/uninstalled
some software
in my computer, some dlls lost/changed. I think only developer can give some
suggestion to check some import system
On Mon, Feb 05, 2001 at 05:03:24PM -0800, Chris Chambers wrote:
Yep! The ssh part is working great... it's even set up for "no password".
Ok... something strange i've seen under 98 before was extra spaces inside
the definitions (this happened when some app rewrote the autoexec.bat).
Could
Cheryl Tipple writes:
I would like to get some information on the filename with the ,t at the
end. Under the CVS directory where Entries, Repository, Root files are
located, I now have some files with a comma t extension that have 0 data
in the file. Is this some type of temp file?
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