Hi there,
Did you ever think about the modules file and using cvs co -c ?
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Hi!
How far is the IPv6 support in cvs?
Thanks
Michal
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From where can i download CVS server and client to use in my organization.
I want to use Linux box for CVS server and client on NT workstation.
I tried from www.cvshome.org/downloads but i am confused. I think i have
downloaded only the binary client.
Mushtaq Khan wrote:
From where can i download CVS server and client to use in my organization.
I want to use Linux box for CVS server and client on NT workstation.
I tried from www.cvshome.org/downloads but i am confused. I think i have
downloaded only the binary client.
The difference
Hello everybody,
My name is Tim Wensink and I'm a Uniface developer from the Netherlands. We're currently doing a project in which we want to use CVS for version control, but I'm having a small problem. If I use Wincvs everything is OK, I can checkout/in etc. If I try to use CVS from the
Cheng Ie-Sun [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Got 2 questions regarding CVS
1. Is it possible to limit the number of revisions that CVS creates?
ie. 5 revisions, 1.1x, 1.2x, 1.3x, 1.4x and 1.5x
2. Is it possible to remove the old revisions
ie. remove revisions 1 tru 49 and just leave
Dear Larry,
yes, that was the reason for my problem. Looks like the the next version of
cvs can use even more informative error messages...
Many many thanks,
Kris
-Original Message-
From: Larry Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Kris Thielemans writes:
$ cvs -t update
cvs
Hi,
If I use
Wincvs everything is OK, I can checkout/in etc. If I try to use CVS
from the dos-prompt, i get a *panic* administration files missing
error. Last week, CVS worked perfectly from the prompt, so I don't
think it's a bug in the software. Does anyone have an idea what's
wrong?
Can
HI there again,
My name is Tim Wensink and I'm a Uniface developer from the
Netherlands. We're currently doing a project in which we want to use
CVS for version control, but I'm having a small problem. If I use
Wincvs everything is OK, I can checkout/in etc. If I try to use CVS
from the
On Wed, Jun 06, 2001 at 07:16:53PM +0800, CHENWENSHENG wrote:
nothing :)
Usually, the cvs server is bounded to port 2401, you should
ask your proxy administrator to add cvs support.
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Except that 'cvs co -c' only lists out the available modules, not what
is in those modules. I agree with Andre, this would be a good feature
to add to CVS. Except that the logistics of it are problematic.
-- David F.
Karl-Heinz Marbaise wrote:
Hi there,
Did you ever think about the
This page on SourceForge has links to a couple good documents and
information to help you set up the client to work with SSH. Mostly, you
can just avoid setting up the public key so you have to use a password.
http://sourceforge.net/docman/?group_id=1
-- David F.
Daniel Stolz wrote:
I'm
Hi,
I want to work with jCVS (jCVS II 5.2.2) and ssh (openssh 2.1.1)
under
Linux. At the commandline works cvs with ssh (CVS_RSH=ssh).
I cant't find any informations how I can work with jCVS ans ssh.
Thank,
Guenter Paul
Hello,
We are planning to use CVS in our company. Our network
structure is:
- 1 UNIX server.
- Windows 2000 clients.
- Mac OS clients.
- Linux clients.
I'm looking for the following docs :
- CVS installation notes (for clients and servers).
- CVS user manual.
- CVS administration
CVS Version: 1.10.7-7
Linux Version: Debian 2.2 r2
WinCVS Client v1.2
MacCVSClient v1.6
I now have keeping a checked out copy working, but I'm getting some errors
when committing using either WinCVS or MacCVSClient. Here is my Loginfo
file (Less the quotes):
#
#
#
ALL
On Wed, Jun 06, 2001 at 05:53:10AM -0700, salim belgroune wrote:
Hello,
We are planning to use CVS in our company. Our network
structure is:
- 1 UNIX server.
- Windows 2000 clients.
- Mac OS clients.
- Linux clients.
I'm looking for the following docs :
- CVS
Sven Dowideit wrote:
on solaris when i do a login with 1.11p1 it failes with the error failed to
read /home/sven/.cvspass
when i create that file everything works fine.
(i kinda expect to be told that its fixed in the dev version :)
Yeah. Larry fixed that about a month ago, but thanks!
That will only tell you about modules that have been explicitly defined. I
want to know what the directory structure is in the repository. As an
example, how would a remote user know where to import a module to if they
cannot find out what the structure of the repository is? (notwithstanding
Hello everybody
I'm concern ,the typical method is to check-out the src code and only tag
that.
My question .
How can the modules file get tagged during the build process?
Must it be checked-out to tag it?
Any ideas ?
Thanks
Moises
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Zanabria, Moises wrote:
Hello everybody
I'm concern ,the typical method is to check-out the src code and only tag
that.
My question .
How can the modules file get tagged during the build process?
Must it be checked-out to tag it?
Any ideas ?
Thanks
Moises
cvs rtag module_name
Here is a set of scripts to manage CVS repositories accessed thru SSH
in chroot jails. These scripts are based on the document Chrooted
SSH CVS server HOW-TO - DRAFT version by Olivier Berger and Olivier
Tharan from IDEALX. (Unfortunately, they're specific to Linux-SuSE,
but I'd
David Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Except that 'cvs co -c' only lists out the available modules, not what
is in those modules. I agree with Andre, this would be a good feature
to add to CVS. Except that the logistics of it are problematic.
Look up cvsls in the mailing list archives.
Zanabria, Moises wrote:
I'm concern ,the typical method is to check-out the src code and only tag
that.
My question .
How can the modules file get tagged during the build process?
Must it be checked-out to tag it?
Matthew Riechers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
cvs rtag module_name
I
All,
I apologize in advance if this is a no-brainer question.
I created a script that does a build process, which includes
checking out Gmakefiles, etc.
I get the following error in the build log:
cvs checkout: move away src/Gmakefile; it is in the way
C src/Gmakefile
when I do the checkout
Title: Assert Failure: cvs: lock.c:173: lock_name: Assertion `strncmp (repository, CVSroot_directory, strlen (CVSroot_directory)) == 0' failed.
All:
When trying to run cvs rdiff -r Tag1 -r Tag2 module I am getting the following assertion failure:
cvs: lock.c:173: lock_name: Assertion
Is there an option by which I can ovewrite existing CVS file in repository?
example- I have a repository with complex tree structure. I check out the
complete tree to my work area. I remove all files from work area and add
some files which may or may not be there in the repository. What is the
Hello.
I work on a Software development
company.
We are looking for a free software for source
versio control and teamworking.
CVS is free right ?
Where can i download a free cvs serverfor
windows or linux ?
Does this server work with jCVS ?
thanks.
Walter Cristian
Joel,
No, I don't remove the local file before the checkout. But if I understand
it,
if I already have a checkout of a file, the return message should be
U file.
Joel Belog wrote:
In your script, do you remove the local file before the checkout? If not,
remove the file or use update
Joel,
never mind the comments I made in previous email
I was able to work past that by doing just what you suggested.
thanks alot for your help
sincerely,
Lamar
Joel Belog wrote:
In your script, do you remove the local file before the checkout? If not,
remove the file or use update
Nesbitt, Steve writes:
cvs: lock.c:173: lock_name: Assertion `strncmp (repository,
CVSroot_directory, strlen (CVSroot_directory)) == 0' failed.
Terminated with fatal signal 6
[...]
This command was working last week. The only known change is that the
repository was copied to another disk
On Wed, Jun 06, 2001 at 10:29 +0200, Michal Svec wrote:
How far is the IPv6 support in cvs?
This falls into the same category discussed in length (and heat)
lately: Should CVS care? Nope. Not a second. It's the admin's
job to plug the tools together which best fit a certain
environment.
Did you update all your sandboxes to reflect the new repository location?
There are two solutions:
1) Edit all the CVS/ directories in your workspace to properly
point at the new repository location.
2) Re checkout a new sandbox and work from there.
donald
On Wed, Jun 06, 2001 at 10:10:56AM
Walter Cristian Bruck Mundstock wrote:
Hello.
I work on a Software development company.
We are looking for a free software for source versio control and
teamworking.
CVS is free right ?
Where can i download a free cvs server for windows or linux ?
Does this server work with jCVS ?
Some staff in my group are using your product and I would like to see the
Disclaimer and Licensing Agreement for the use of this software.
Thanks,
Justin M. Crane
University of Southern California
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JR Ruggentaler writes:
I use the -t -f options in my .cvswrappers and they are no longer supported
in CVS. I would like to upgrade to the current stable version of CVS. Is
there a replacement to this functionality?
Not at the moment. -t/-f wrappers were disabled because there were
problems
Hello All,
Here is my problem and I am hoping some help or pointers in the right
direction from all of you:
We have a CVS setup where all development occurs on one Sun Solaris machine
(let us say machine1 ) . This machine also has the cvs repository. So the
users ( by default )have all types
I am trying to run cvs on Redhat 7.1. Right now I am receiving an
unrecognized auth response which means that my inetd.conf file is not set
up correctly. Well RedHat 7.1 uses xinetd.conf instead of inetd.conf and
the two of them use different syntax. This is what I have so far. Please
take a
I have a client-server CVS setup using :pserver.
No actual users have an account on the CVS box; rather, all processes
run as user and group cvs.
In CVSROOT/loginfo, I configured all commits to be cat'd to
CVSROOT/commitlog
ALL (echo ; id; date; echo %{sVv}; cat)
Justin Crane writes:
Some staff in my group are using your product and I would like to see the
Disclaimer and Licensing Agreement for the use of this software.
CVS Kit
Copyright (c) 1993-1994 Brian Berliner
Copyright (c) 1992 Brian
John Temple writes:
service pserver
{
socket_type = stream
protocol= tcp
wait= no
user= root
port= 2401
server = /usr/bin/cvs
server_args = cvs -f --allow-root=/usr/bin/cvsroot/CVSROOT
Paul MacAdam writes:
ALL (echo ; id; date; echo %{sVv}; cat)
/cvs-root/CVSROOT/commitlog;
Problem is, every entry in commitlog identifies the committing user as
cvs.
Don't use ``id'', use CVS's $USER internal variable:
ALL (echo ; echo $USER; date; echo %{sVv}; cat)
Kind of a follow-up to previous question.
(BTW, $USER and $CVSROOT in loginfo worked great!).
In CVSROOT/config, I have LockDir set to: /tmp/cvslock
The directory is drwxrwxr-x 4 cvs cvs
In CVSROOT/loginfo, I have the following line:
ALL (echo ; echo $USER; date; echo %{sVv}; cat)
Thank you everyone for your help I partial have it up but that is good
enough for me.
:)
John Temple
Virtuant - www.virtuant.com
Systems Engineer
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I am trying to use CVS from Mac OS X hitting a repository on our
local LAN (the repository is running on Solaris).
I am using the following command:
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/opt/repository login
It prompts me for my password and then I get the following response
after a long wait:
Ok I got some of it working then not enough I was wrong.
I was logged on as root and well as I now know you can't commit when logged
on as root.
So How do I set up new users so that they can commit?
Like I said I am very new and very lost at all of this and I really do
appreciate all of your
I've submitted this to bug-cvs, but I thought I'd drop it here as well to
get some comments. Anyone run into this before? Anyone able to reproduce
it following my steps below?
Discovered in version 1.10.8
and exibited in 1.11 and 1.11.1p1
using :local: and :ext: access methods
on a RH Linux
Don't take this the wrong way, but documentation sometimes helps. :-)
Have you read the cvs manual? If I were to attempt to answer your question, I would
need to know what your set up _is_. (I guess you're trying to set up a :pserver:, but
it's not clear from _this_ message.)
-Original
How do I import a directory and its subdirectories into a branch if I do not
have a numeric branch tag?
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The locks are still being made in /tmp/cvslock - /tmp/cvs-serv15476
directory is not made for creating locks - CVS creates the directory and
puts the yet to be checked in copy of the file in there so that it can run
the commitinfo script on it. Only if the commitinfo script returns 0 does it
go
On 7 Jun 2001 02:25:37 IST
Parth venkat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
( I may be wrong here but I think adding the user name to the cvs passwd file
and thus giving him a cvs repository access will not enable me to enforce the
access control file since in the pserver mode the cvs uses root to
There is a bit of problem.
IPv6 address representation is colon-separated hex.
This conflicts with CVSROOT.
CVS may provide a quoting syntax.
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John Temple wrote:
Ok I got some of it working then not enough I was wrong.
I was logged on as root and well as I now know you can't commit when logged
on as root.
So How do I set up new users so that they can commit?
Okay, I'm guessing from previous posts that you're setting up a pserver.
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