moving repo

Hello, search.cvshome.org seems to be unreachable, and I am wondering about people's experiences moving repositories as I search for info elsewhere.. I'm probably going to move a CVS repo from an old Solaris box to a new Debian box. I was thinking about creating a new repo on the Debian box

Lock files [cvs 1.11 via pserver on HPUX11]

Can anybody shed some light on this? I thought I could configure cvs to write lockfiles outside of the standard repos structure, but having set the $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/config LockDir variable to /tmp/lockfiles I'm finding that cvs still attempts to create a $CVSROOT/project-a/,filea, type lock file

Re: [OT] bug tracking systems

schmolle wrote: GNATS The last thing I heard from the GNAT-annouce list is that it's maintainers are not maintaining it anymore. Unless that has changed, the project is as good as dead. That was true for several months, but they seem to have found somebody interested, and so there

RE: Lock files [cvs 1.11 via pserver on HPUX11]

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CVS Projects

Hello, I am a newbieon this list and also with CVS and GNU Makefiles. I have a few questions and any help would be greatly appreciated: We have no CM tool in place for anything besides code(CVSand GNU Makefiles). What do we use for Non-CI's likedocumenting bug fixes, patch

WinCVS Help

Hello, I was looking through the wincvs.org site to look for any documentation on how to set up WinCVS on a Windows2000 box, but in vain. Has anyone got WinCVS to work on Windows 2000? Does anyone have instructions on how to get it up and running? Thanks in advance, Brian

PASSWORD File

Hi, In the $CVSROOT/passwd file you have the user, encrypted passwd, groups Is there any limitation to this and could some one give me examples. ** Phillip B. Bruce Manager, KCNS Practice - KPMG Consulting 500 E. Middlefield

Re: Problem merging a branch

Without trying to understand exactly what you are proposing, which is why I wanted a reproducible bug in a script in the first place, something like the following: #! /bin/sh mkdir /tmp/cvs-bugreport cvs -d/tmp/cvs-bugreport init export CVSROOT=:fork:/tmp/cvsroot Then

How to get edit -c working

Some things can't be easily versioned under CVS. For example, PL/SQL or other code that lives in the database. Since it's a shared resource, we need to do exclusive locking to version it. My first thought was to use "cvs admin -l". That looked like it would work well enough for our database

Almost connected, but not quite.

Background: I run MS Win98se, Cygwin-latest, Xemacs-i686-pc-Cygwin32-21.1.13, OpenSSH [from Cygwin download]. *Pardon the cross-posting, I don't know whose piece of the puzzle I missed* I am trying to make a secure tunnel to a cvs server. I greatly prefer to do everything in Xemacs (shell-mode

Suspicious email message intercepted

Hello- You are receiving this message because an email message with a suspicious attachment was intercepted by the POP server. It is possible that the message was actually valid, and simply shared some common features with email viruses such as the 'lovebug' virus. Replies to [EMAIL

Re: PASSWORD File

Bruce, Phillip writes: In the $CVSROOT/passwd file you have the user, encrypted passwd, groups No, you don't: you have the (remote) user, encrypted password, and (local) user to run as. Is there any limitation to this and could some one give me examples.

Question about modules specification

I'm encountering a pretty strange problem when defining a module in conjunction with checkout and export. I have the following directory structure: dir1 dir2 file4 file1 file2 file3 I define the module as follows: finalProductdir1 dir2

ssh and cvsq

Hi, Has anyone implemneted ssh and cvs successfully. If so can you detail that information or at least point me to a site for that. Thanks. Phillip Bruce * The information in this email is

Seeking some Advice

Hi, The $CVSROOT is owned by root and group is set to dev. I have a requirement in which I have 26 people who will need to access the CVS server. The 26 people will have different roles. There will be a total of 10 groups as describe: dev - developers cvsadmin - CVS

CVS uses of gserver

Hi, Has anyone implement gserver on their CVS server? If so, what were some of the issues involved. Phillip Bruce * The information in this email is confidential and may be legally privileged. It is intended

RE: ssh and cvsq

On UNIX: Install a cvs client and ssh. CVS_RSH=/usr/bin/ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/cvs/cvs export CVS_RSH CVSROOT -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bruce, Phillip Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 12:41 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'

RE: moving repo

I've moved a repository from a win2k box to a linux box by just copying the files directly. Had no problems. -Original Message- From: Rob Helmer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, 28 February 2001 7:33 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: moving repo Hello,

RE: WinCVS Help

I've got it working in pserver mode without any hassles - just install it and set the preferences to use pserver and point to your server and repository (the preferences window pops up the first time you install, otherwise it is accessable via a menu). Is there anything in your case that

Re: ssh and cvsq

Phillip Bruce wrote: Has anyone implemneted ssh and cvs successfully. If so can you detail that information or at least point me to a site for that. See: http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_2.html#SEC28 and: http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_19.html#SEC178

Re: Question about modules specification

Dino Valente writes: If I "checkout" this module then it works as expected. However, if I "export" this module, dir2 will contain my whole repository (eg CVSROOT dir and other root directories from the repository). I found the problem only occurs if I mix directories and files in the

RE: ssh and cvsq

Brain, This is for a Unix Platform. I'm running Solaris 2.8 on Intel Plaform. Phillip -Original Message- From: Brian Sequeira [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 4:32 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: ssh and cvsq Is this for a UNIX or an NT

Re: Updating the default cvsignore list

Quoting Pavel Roskin [EMAIL PROTECTED], who wrote: Hello, Derek! Larry: *.libDOS/Windows library *.dllDOS/Windows dynamic load library *.sl HP-UX sharable library *.class Java binary

Re: Question about modules specification

At 04:45 PM 2/28/2001 -0500, Larry Jones wrote: Dino Valente writes: If I "checkout" this module then it works as expected. However, if I "export" this module, dir2 will contain my whole repository (eg CVSROOT dir and other root directories from the repository). I found the problem

Updating the default cvsignore list

Larry and I started discussing adding some file names to CVS's default ignore list due to a recent patch from Assar Westerluund and, I guess, an earlier one from Pavel Roskin. I don't expect that an extremely long discussion is either needed or desired, but does anyone have any comments about