Hi David,
I've been using CVS to control out install shield setups with spaces and all
for a couple of years now and I've never experienced any problems.
Just yesterday I created a bunch of modules with with spaces in their names
and it seemed to work just fine, though I'm getting slightly
Hi,
I'm having some problems with the pserver of cvs.
My setup:
=
redhat 6.2 kernel2.2.14-12
cvs1.10.7
On server side:
===
1 following line in /etc/inetd.conf (all on one line)
cvspserver stream tcp nowait root /usr/bin/cvs cvs
--allow-root=/usr/local/cvsdb pserver
2in
Larry/Laine -
Thanks for the advice. I did not read the contents of that
URL you sent until Laine's posting. It was just what I needed.
Thanks, Nick.
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"David H. Thornley" wrote:
Here's the situation I'm looking at.
We do most of our work in conventional programming languages like
C++ and Java and Perl, and these work very well with CVS. We use
HTML for some documentation, and that generally works well
(although I have little experience
Tony Hoyle writes:
The makefiles are corrupt (at least on the Linux box I tried it on). It
doesn't even start compiling. There's also a missing variable
(client_active) referenced in 4 or 5 places in the code.
Linux is one of the nightly testing platforms and that works fine, so
I'm not
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
3.I get a problem that I can't checkout from server, the message
display in the screen is :
"cvs -q checkout abc (in directory C:\temp\temp\temptest)
cvs [checkout aborted]: end of file from server (consult
above messages if any)
Please
Nils Jakobson writes:
Can these unchanged 1.1.1.1-files cause troubles? Is there a way to =
remove
the 1.1.1.1 branch or force the file to next trunk revision?
No, that's perfectly normal. Do a ``cvs status'' on one of the
troublesome files and let us know what it says.
-Larry Jones
I'll
MOHIT A LAD writes:
My setup:
=
redhat 6.2 kernel2.2.14-12
cvs1.10.7
I strongly suggest upgrading to the current release (1.11), which you
can get from www.cvshome.org, but that isn't what's causing your
problem.
1 export CVSROOT=:pserver:mohit@baharat:/usr/local/cvsdb
2 cvs
Anders Truelsen writes:
I've been using CVS to control out install shield setups with spaces and all
for a couple of years now and I've never experienced any problems.
Just yesterday I created a bunch of modules with with spaces in their names
and it seemed to work just fine, though I'm
This seems like a silly question that I should be able to get the answer to,
but danged if I see it. A while ago I imported vendor source code, and I've
been changing said code. Now the vendor has updated their code, so I want
to import it again.
How do I get the vendor tag and release tags I
Jim Harkins wrote:
This seems like a silly question that I should be able to get the
answer to,
but danged if I see it. A while ago I imported vendor source code,
and I've
been changing said code. Now the vendor has updated their code, so I
want
to import it again.
How do I get the vendor
Jim Harkins writes:
How do I get the vendor tag and release tags I used in the original import?
Pick a representative file and do ``cvs status -v'' on it. The tag for
branch 1.1.1 is the vendor tag and the other tags on that branch are the
release tags.
-Larry Jones
But Mom, frogs are our
Also worth mentioning in this thread is the fact that most of the files
generated by InstallShield and the associated tool, Package for the Web, are
ordinary text.
Jerry
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Jerry Nairn wrote:
Also worth mentioning in this thread is the fact that most of the files
generated by InstallShield and the associated tool, Package for the Web, are
ordinary text.
Jerry
Yes, that's what I was told, and that's one thing that makes
me unwilling to zip everything up and
From: Larry Jones
It looks like it's rebuilding a bunch of automake/autoconf
files that shouldn't need to be rebuilt
Right. On a pristine ccvs, I ran ./configure. Then I ran make and it complains and
wants to rerun ./configure (see Listing 1). Go
figure.
BTW, the same thing happens on
Ross Smith writes:
Right. On a pristine ccvs, I ran ./configure. Then I ran make and it complains and
wants to rerun ./configure (see Listing 1). Go
figure.
That's because when you check things out of CVS, the files' timestamps
are set to the current time rather than the time they were
Hi all:
I have set both $CVSEDITOR and $VISUAL in my
working environment to vi. I was expecting to see a
vi editor shows up when I commit a file but I didn't.
Do I miss something here? This is what I did.
%
%setenv CVSEDITOR vi
%setenv VISUAL vi
%cvs commit main.C
%
%
%
%
best regards,
Jerry Nairn [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Also worth mentioning in this thread is the fact that most of the files
generated by InstallShield and the associated tool, Package for the Web, are
ordinary text.
Yes, the unfortunate part is that InstallShield insists on using long
names with embedded
cherry Jacky wrote:
%setenv CVSEDITOR vi
Try 'setenv EDITOR vi' (although this will change your global value,
so that it applies to everything calling the $EDITOR variable, not just
CVS)
AMK4
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cherry Jacky writes:
I have set both $CVSEDITOR and $VISUAL in my
working environment to vi. I was expecting to see a
vi editor shows up when I commit a file but I didn't.
What happened instead -- did you get a different editor, were you
prompted to enter a log message, or did it just
Laine Stump writes:
Yes, the unfortunate part is that InstallShield insists on using long
names with embedded spaces for directories and files, which leads to
odd inconveniences occasionally (eg, cvs -n update doesn't work
properly,
What goes wrong?
you can't use "find . -print | xargs
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) writes:
Laine Stump writes:
Yes, the unfortunate part is that InstallShield insists on using long
names with embedded spaces for directories and files, which leads to
odd inconveniences occasionally (eg, cvs -n update doesn't work
properly,
What
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) writes:
That's because when you check things out of CVS, the files' timestamps
are set to the current time rather than the time they were committed
(for good reason)
I thought that was only the case for updates, not for checkout. The
initial checkout gives
On Fri, Apr 06, 2001 at 03:00:37PM -0400, Larry Jones wrote:
You can if you have the GNU versions of find and xargs:
find . -print0 | xargs -0 ...
(Actually, all you need is GNU xargs:
find . -print | tr '\n' '\0' | xargs -0 ...
Well, GNU's find and xargs are distributed in
Eric Siegerman writes:
On Fri, Apr 06, 2001 at 03:00:37PM -0400, Larry Jones wrote:
(Actually, all you need is GNU xargs:
find . -print | tr '\n' '\0' | xargs -0 ...
Well, GNU's find and xargs are distributed in the same package
(findutils), so this shouldn't be too much of
I would like to be in the CVS-Info mailing list.
Please add me or tell me hoe to subscribe.
_Thanks
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Laine Stump writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) writes:
That's because when you check things out of CVS, the files' timestamps
are set to the current time rather than the time they were committed
(for good reason)
I thought that was only the case for updates, not for checkout.
mm rao writes:
I would like to be in the CVS-Info mailing list.
Please add me or tell me hoe to subscribe.
It's in the headers of every message (although you may have to beat your
mailer to get it to show you all the headers):
List-Subscribe: http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs,
From: Larry Jones
After running make, which reruns aclocal, autoconf, (automake?) and ./configure, I
tried running 'cvs diff -u', but I get
"connection reset by peer".
That indicates a (hopefully) temporary server problem -- please try it
again. What I want to know is how the
hi
i have created a repository in /projects. where i had a module called
projsudhi.
which i have subjected to lot of changes.
now i want to move that module to new cvs root under /projects/project2
not as the new module but with the module which has all the earlier
modifications into it from the
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