Mike Castle wrote:
Thank you for anwering Mike.
On Wed, Mar 14, 2001 at 07:01:22PM +0100, Francesc Guasch wrote:
I'm looking for information about the error message
"It is in the way"
This shouldn't happen. It's caused by a mismatch between the CVS/Entries
file and the actual
Hi,
Does anyone knows if there is a CVS mechanism to implement an ACLs permission levels.
I want to be able to limit the read/write access for a directory to a specific user,
such as ACLs does.
Best regards.
Rui Cordeiro
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I understand that, and the problem with that is you are restricted to at
least restoring from last night's backup.
I would like to be able to restore the state ( consistent and all ) of
the CVS repository to what it was an hour ago.
And the restore has to be consistent, in that if someone
Eric Siegerman wrote:
On Wed, Mar 14, 2001 at 02:11:42PM -0500, Derek R. Price wrote:
$ find newdir -type f -exec cvs add {} \;
$ find newdir \( -type f -o -type d \) -exec cvs add {} \;
If you don't add the directories, you can't add the files...
I do:
for i in `find newdir
Is there some trick to getting information similar to cvs log without a
working copy? I have several Perl scripts that I used with RCS to query the
repository and extract certain information and I want to convert them to
CVS, but I don't want to have to create a work area. Along those same
Noel L Yap wrote:
OK, the strategy I've picked is to submit three separate patches:
1. "multiple_edits" which will allow multiple edits per user per file.
2. "reservations" which will allow users to have "reserved" locks on files.
3. "multiple_edits+reservations" which will have both of the
Hi folks,
I
am very new to CVS,now we are implementing the CVS in LINUX server and NT for
client system,i have querys to implmenting CVS.can anybody help me to do this
How to set up
linux (server) and windows NT (client),can i access by using Wincvs in NT
to Linux server repositorys,is
John -
Someone probably did a 'cvs watch on' command on those files.
If this is the case in the corresponding directory in the repository
should be a CVS directory. There will be a fileattr file in the
CVS directory there. To turn it off do a 'cvs watch off filenames'
donald
On Thu, Mar 15,
John Klassa wrote:
I've looked through the FAQ, but don't see an answer to this question.
I've got a whole subdirectory (for example) in which some of the files
*always* get checked out and updated read-only, while others don't.
Might there be a "cvs watch" set on the files that are
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, "Donald" == Donald Sharp wrote:
Donald Someone probably did a 'cvs watch on' command on those
Donald files. If this is the case in the corresponding directory in
Donald the repository should be a CVS directory. There will be a
Donald fileattr file in the CVS
On Thu, Mar 15, 2001 at 08:15:10AM -0600, David H. Thornley wrote:
John Klassa wrote:
I've looked through the FAQ, but don't see an answer to this question.
I've got a whole subdirectory (for example) in which some of the files
*always* get checked out and updated read-only,
Does anyone know if it's possible for cvs pserver to log user,
repository, module and date for each session connection ?
Thanks . Geoff
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On Thu, Mar 15, 2001 at 09:20:04AM -0500, John Klassa wrote:
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, "Donald" == Donald Sharp wrote:
Donald Someone probably did a 'cvs watch on' command on those
Donald files. If this is the case in the corresponding directory in
Donald the repository should be a CVS
Peter Disiot wrote:
Hello All
I'm setting up the cvs box to send notification emails to a list of
people. I have set the loginfo admin file to :
DEFAULT (echo ""; id; echo %{sVv}; date; cat)
$CVSROOT/CVSROOT/commitlog
And the notify admin file to:
ALL mail %s -s"CVS notification"
And
Hello
Venu, how r things in Bangalore? To answer your question,
You
can use either WinCVS or CYGWIN tools on you NT box. Hereis how we have it
implemented at our workplace:
Our CVS products are setup to run using
SSH or "Secure SHell," over TCP/IP.To use the Cygwin version of
CVS...it
Rui Cordeiro writes:
Does anyone knows if there is a CVS mechanism to implement an ACLs
permission levels.
There is not. If your filesystem provides ACLs, you can use them; if
not, you're out of luck.
I want to be able to limit the read/write access for a directory to a
specific user,
Largent, Jim writes:
Is there some trick to getting information similar to cvs log without a
working copy?
Not that I know of. There should be an rlog command to do that, but
it's never been implemented. (There used to be an rlog command that
did something completely different, but it's
smime.p7m
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone know if it's possible for cvs pserver to log user,
repository, module and date for each session connection ?
The current development version of CVS logs unsuccessful connection
attempts using syslog() if it exists, but it doesn't log successful
POTHI writes:
log in aborted. connection refused.
That indicates that there is no server listening for connections.
One more thing, when i configured my cvs, i don't have
any /etc/inetd.conf file in my system. But it did not
lead to any problems when i use cvs with my system.
That's why
Hi ,
Now my position is --All developers can check in files in main
trunk except few . And that few developers can only check in files in
branch trunk , they are not allowed to check in files in main trunk .
i.e how can I restrict main trunk but branch trunk ? . How can it be
done ? .
couldn't you infer alot of this information from the history file?
donald
On Thu, Mar 15, 2001 at 11:10:31AM -0500, Larry Jones wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone know if it's possible for cvs pserver to log user,
repository, module and date for each session connection ?
You can use the RCS command "rlog" directly on a ,v file in the
repository, but you have to have direct access to the filesystem that
the repository is on.
You can probably use another RCS command to make a tag, but then
things start to get dangerous, as you would be writing to the same
files as
Monika Wolff wrote:
I have a problem checking out files into via smbmount mounted
directories, always getting the message:
cvs checkout: in directory hausing:
cvs checkout: cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: Datei oder
Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot open
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) writes:
Largent, Jim writes:
Is there some trick to getting information similar to cvs log without a
working copy?
Not that I know of. There should be an rlog command to do that, but
it's never been implemented. (There used to be an rlog command that
Donald Sharp writes:
couldn't you infer alot of this information from the history file?
Not really, lots of things aren't recorded in the history file and most
commands that are have an option to disable it, which would presumably
defeat the purpose.
-Larry Jones
You're going to be pretty
I currently use RedHat Linux 6.2 as the CVS server,
and multiple NT boxes as clients, so it sounds like your setup is very much like
mine. If this mailing list is any indication, unless you are using RedHat
Linux 7.0, CVS installation and setup should go quite smoothly. I had
almost no
At any given time, we have multiple releases of our software under
development. Each release has it's own branch, with the latest release
being developed on the trunk. We propogate changes downstream by doing
merges from each release branch to the immediate downstream release
branch.
Here
Hi Larry
Thanks for the reply. I have audits in mind here,where logging the who,
where and when
at application level can be important. Having the options to log successful
and / or
unsuccessful connections would be great if it's not too much effort.
Thanks . Geoff Metselaar
Larry
In the command quick reference there is mention of
a -C option for the update command. I need to get the file that is in the
repository and overwrite the current working file, and it looks like the -C
option would do that for me, but I get the following error:
stimpy# cvs update -Cupdate:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2001.03.15 08:44:37
Are these patched backwards/forwards compatible? i.e. what happens when the
client and server are out of synch on any of these patches?
ME = multiple_edits, R = reservations, MER = multiple_edits+reservations, ! =
not
present (pre-patch):
Client
No, it doesn't. But you can easily use file system ACLs to do what you want if
your file system supports them (man setfacl for more info).
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2001.03.15 05:16:31
Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: (bcc: Noel L Yap)
Subject: ACLs
Noel L Yap wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2001.03.15 08:44:37
Are these patched backwards/forwards compatible? i.e. what happens when the
client and server are out of synch on any of these patches?
ME = multiple_edits, R = reservations, MER = multiple_edits+reservations, ! =
not
present
John D. Stein writes:
In the command quick reference there is mention of a -C option for the
update command. I need to get the file that is in the repository and
overwrite the current working file, and it looks like the -C option
would do that for me, but I get the following error:
-C was
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2001.03.15 14:13:12
I remember testing for these situations when I originally made the patch.
Nothing horrendous (ie crash or hang) happens, but I don't really remember
exactly what happens (eg warning message, no message, ...).
I think I'd want the commands to work.
Hi
We are having a problem with CVS.We changed the group
to which the CVSROOT files belonged.But we also put
all the developers in the same group.Still when we try
remote check out it is giving error Permission
denied.Initially it gave the error permission to
history file is denied.But once we
Noel L Yap wrote:
Oh, yes, that's right, if either the client or the server doesn't support "-c",
the operation won't go through.
IIRC, "cvs editors" will work regardless of who supports multiple edits since
the client will first check to see if the server supports the feature. In the
Paddy T writes:
We are having a problem with CVS.We changed the group
to which the CVSROOT files belonged.But we also put
all the developers in the same group.Still when we try
remote check out it is giving error Permission
denied.Initially it gave the error permission to
history file is
Hi
when we give
cvs co Mbtv
It says
Permission Denied
But when I give
cvs -d /cvsadmin/rep co Mbtv
then it says
cvs [checkout aborted]: /cvsadmin/rep/CVSROOT: No
such file or directory
I checked the permissions to the history file and it
is fine.As I wrote before rsh is working fine.
I just
Paddy T writes:
when we give
cvs co Mbtv
It says
Permission Denied
If that's really all it says, then the problem is most likely that your
repository is missing the CVSROOT/Emptydir directory (or it has really
funky permissions). Also, what version of CVS is the server? If it
isn't
Hi
My server version is 1.10.7.
There is an Emptydir/drivers/block with
ll_rw_blk.c,v file in it.Should this file have r/w
access for users in the group for them to be able to
checkout?Now it has only read access for user,owner
and group.Pls clarify.
Thanks a lot,
Paddy Thomas
--- Larry Jones
Title: RE: info without working copy
There's a trick you can do with rdiff, to discover the head revision or the revision that a certain tag is on.
cvs -n -q rdiff -l -s -r 0 $Repository/$FileName
cvs -n -q rdiff -l -s -r $TagToMatch $Repository/$FileName
That's about it.
Jerry
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