Hi, all,
i met a problem in cvs. When I commit
temp.txt, it abort with message:
cannot rename ,temp.txt, to temp.txt,v:
file exists.
I have to remove temp.txt,v in the
server and lose all my log and rebuild temp.txt file. However, the error occurs
again after several revisions.
What's
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hi,
is there any way i can determine what modules are stored in the repository? currently
i just have a log file where i note the modules (projects) i have imported and their
corresponding branches and some description of the project.
thanks!
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There are several ways:
1) cvs co -s maybe even cvs co -s|sort -f
2.) Use tkcvs and open the module browser, if you have inserted comments into
the CVSROOT/modules file.
Hope this helps
Peter Biechele
Am Dienstag, 24. April 2001 04:43 schrieb Jasper V Ferrer:
hi,
is there any way i
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On Mon, Apr 23, 2001 at 02:00:15PM +0100, Geraint Evans wrote:
I keep getting the following error whenever I try to do anything:
cannot open /root/.cvsignore: Permission denied
I am using pserver to access a remote repository. The error is
intermittent - sometimes everything works fine
(I hate not being able to reply to the messages, but either I'm having
problems getting email from the list or my filters rae eating the
messages. Could be worse: they could be spitting out nastygrams ;^))
Greg:
I do agree with the bit about not allowing code out of control without a
tag. In
I'd like to try to use cvswrappers to implement a virtual module
for database stored procedures. Basically, when one tries to
update a file, get cvs to run a script which extracts a stored procedure
from a server (where servername, database, procedure name are
reflected in the filename) and
can you point me in the right
directtion?
thanks
I'm working on a web site, and I want to use CVS to manage the source.
I've spent hours surfing looking for the page that would help me understand how to do
that, but have failed. I want to keep the source on the webserver and have multiple
people check it out in-place so that their changes
http://www.cvshome.com/dev/codewindow.html
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From: richard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2001 11:02 AM
To: info-cvs
Cc: richard
Subject: Setting up a cvs server on Windows NT 4.0
can you point me in the right directtion?
thanks
I would look at some ways to handle this outside of CVS.
Are there any ways you could use relative directory urls wherever possible
in the code to minimize the number of places where production may have a
different url than development?
Another possibility is to have the code be driven by a
It seems like there is only one thing I can do, that is: rename the file on
branch A (old.txt - new.txt) before merging A into trunk.
Does it make any differences if the content of old.txt is NOT modified on
Branch A?
Thanks a lot
-Susie
-Original Message-
From: David L. Martin
Larry Jones wrote:
Branch names *are* tags. CVS uses it to validate that a user-entered
tag is valid: If the tag appears in the val-tags file, it is assumed to
be valid. If the tag does not appear in the val-tags file, then CVS
goes looking through all of the files in the repository that are
Mike Ciul writes:
cvs [export aborted]: cannot write
/usr/local/cvsroot/CVSROOT/val-tags: Permission denied
If I do this as a user with write access:
cvs export -r [new-tag] [module]
I can then run the script with no errors.
What's the best way to fix this problem?
Make the
http://www.cvsnt.org/ describes a server that runs on windows NT.
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Subject: RE: Setting up a cvs server on Windows NT 4.0
On Mon, Apr 23, 2001 at 03:20:08PM -0400, Mike Ciul wrote:
I have a script that exports and installs a module. For security
reasons, it runs as a read-only user. If I make a new branch tag and
then run the script, this is what happens:
my script says:
cvs -d [readonlyuser@repository]
Forgive me, I'm new!Does anyone have a
detailed description of how to be notified via email WITHOUT using CVS Watch
On? Here's what I want to accomplish. I want people to be
notified when ANY of a whole group of files is "edit"ed "unedit"ed
"commit"ed etc. But we don't want the developers
We use WinCVS(on NT Desktop) and the CVS repository on UNIX(on a NFS file
system.)
What we see is , everytime is a user uses CVS , it creates directories in
/tmp on the
Unix Machine which never gets deleted. This leads to /tmp getting full.
Is there a config setting on CVS which will
We use WinCVS(on NT Desktop) and the CVS repository on UNIX. The CVS
repo. is on a NFS file system.
What we see is , everytime is a user uses CVS , it creates directories
in /tmp on the Unix Machine which never gets deleted. This leads to /tmp
getting full.
Is there a config setting on CVS
Hello -
I have a question about a strange error message while removing a file.
The message came up after CVS was 'done' removing the file --
touch: cannot change times on ...
However, this message does not appear to have any funtional effect as the
file did get removed from the tree
When I try to commit a change I get an error:
commit aborted can not open lock file (file exsists).
This happens when I attempt a commit from the command prompt on the server, as well as when I try from within WinCVS. Any ideas?
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Hello CVS gurus,
I have a question with branches.
foo.c
/*- Branch 2.5
/
/
---*-- Main
Hi,
I have applied Corey Martins permissions patch to
cvs-1.11 source and build the source again.
After creating the Repository I am trying to LOGIN.
But I am getting the ollowing error:
nas4@sunserv34:/opt/local/home/CVSPatch/cvs-1.11/src
cvsadmin login
(Logging in to nas4@localhost)
CVS
Hi
I keep getting the following error whenever I try to do anything:
cannot open /root/.cvsignore: Permission denied
I am using pserver to access a remote repository. The error is
intermittent - sometimes everything works fine and other times I can't do
anything. The person who is hosting
Hello,
Well, one problem is that you should not share your repo with NFS.
CVS and NFS both have locking mechanisms, and they don't play nicely.
I don't think those files are supposed to stay in /tmp, I don't know
if this has anything to do with using NFS to share your repository.
Why not use
Hi Chris,
Two requests: one, please send text as well as HTML, some of us
use text mail clients and HTML mail kind of a pain for us.
two, please copy and paste the whole error message. I think I
know what the problem is, but it's hard to know for sure.
Thanks.
Anyway, in answer to your
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