Hi,
It happens many times that CVS users execute some CVS command (e.g., cvs
log), and then, before it finished executing, they abort the command using
Ctrl+Break or a similar manner. The outcome of this is that the read locks
generated by CVS remain in place, and prevent other users later from
Hey there, just interested, is it possible to run cvs server with just a comm
line linux installation? What's the minimum linux installation needed for the
server? Thanks
mattbenic
Raptor International
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Jayaraman, Kamalnayan wrote:
How do I import a directory and its subdirectories into a branch if I do not
have a numeric branch tag?
The branch name argument to the import command creates a vendor branch if it
doesn't exist. If this doesn't help, please RTFM before asking again:
Hi there,
Hey there, just interested, is it possible to run cvs server with
just a comm line linux installation? What's the minimum linux
installation needed for the server? Thanks
You mean command line oriented?
Of course it works.
A working Linux...But you mean the speed and capacity of
Brad Pfautsch wrote:
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):
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On Monday, 11.06.2001 at 13:31 +0200, Matt Benic wrote:
Hey there, just interested, is it possible to run cvs server with just
a comm line linux installation?
Of course, CVS is not graphical, after all ...
What's the minimum linux installation needed for the server? Thanks
Anything that
Hi, I just had a lot of trouble accomplishing an import today..
the repository I wanted to checkin was a lot larger than my /tmp
filesystem, and I couldn't determine how to change the target temporary
storage space directory.
Documentation on www.cvshome.org indicated that it could be done by
Derek R. Price wrote:
Todd Denniston wrote:
Donald Sharp wrote:
It seems to work for me when I just tried it..
Create a test repository and create a filename with a space in it
try different things with it. See if it works.
donald
well one thing it seems I can not
Hi,
I need to know the installation procedure for CVS on digital alpha(V4.0 564
Alpha).
I want to know the site where I get source/executables, the installation
procedure etc.
I assume it's a free intallation. Please let me know.
Regards,
Raghuprasad
Raghuprasad
CommVault Systems Inc.
732 870
Ladies Gentlemen,
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As affiliates of the CIL group, we offer you to PLUGIN to the largest SEX-SERVER on
the WEB, in order to get more than 3000 MegaBytes of the best and most sensational SEX
on the entire Web!
Why on earth do you think that
make all-recursive
make[1]: Entering directory `/root/tmp/ccvs'
Making all in lib
make[2]: Entering directory `/root/tmp/ccvs/lib'
Makefile:282: *** missing separator. Stop.
This is most likely due to you using a different version of Automake than we did
and allowing it to rebuild your
you're welcome.
I was surprised when it didn't work for you the first time. I slap my
forehead each time I forget to fix it when I set up a new client. That's
the ONE thing I DO know how to fix now.
bill
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Sent: Monday, June
Hi all,
I will to use CVS over Mandrake as CVS Server.
I will to have password auth..
I configured my xinetd :
# /etc/cvs/cvs.conf.
service cvspserver
{
disable = no
port= 2401
socket_type = stream
protocol= tcp
On Mon, Jun 11, 2001 at 11:46:29AM +1200, Chris Cameron wrote:
We've had the experience of cvs allowing files to be removed from a
non-branch tag!
Do you mean by this:
1. cvs update -r release-tag file; cvs rm file
2. cvs tag -d release-tag file
3. something else?
If (1), update your
Derek,
I think that Anke Koelzer meant that it would be great to be able to
download all these HTML files created and placed on the cvshome.org. Why not
zip it and allow people to download in one package? It would reduce the
traffic to the site and help people a lot. HTML format can be handled
Derek,
I think that Anke Koelzer meant that it would be great to be able to
download all these HTML files created and placed on the cvshome.org. Why not
zip it and allow people to download in one package? It would reduce the
traffic to the site and help people a lot. HTML format can be handled
--- Derek R. Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stephen Rasku wrote:
cvs admin -o uses a colon syntax to specify a revision range and cvs log
uses the same (or similar) syntax to specify revisions (except for the
space problem mentioned above) but it uses a different syntax for dates.
Hello All
I just need to know how to prevent the group B to write over the code of
the group A, but allows then to checkout the modules builded by group A,
see the files, etc. There is any way to keep the group B away from
change the group A modules??
Thks!
Pedro Henrique
Sao Paulo - Brazil
Derek R. Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if we go with '@', I'm going to say date@branch is probably the more
generally intuitive way to select a point (date) on a branch due to
the meaning already assigned to '@' in other (non-cvs) contexts.
Ah, interesting. Perhaps you're thinking of
Title: Where is CVS for SunOS 5.7 ???
Because the only thing I see is for 5.6 and earlier.
Please, help! Thanks in advance!
Stan
Pedro Henrique Ponchio writes:
I just need to know how to prevent the group B to write over the code of
the group A, but allows then to checkout the modules builded by group A,
see the files, etc. There is any way to keep the group B away from
change the group A modules??
Set the
Hello,
That one will work. 5.7 and 5.8 will run 5.6 binaries just
fine ( but not the other way around neccessarily ;)
Alternativley, you can build it yourself.
HTH,
Rob Helmer
On Mon, Jun 11, 2001 at 08:40:29PM +, Stan Berka wrote:
Because the only thing I see is for 5.6 and earlier.
Hi,
I'm trying to get up and running w/ Cvs. I want
CVS server on my Linux box. I want to use the
client-gui on my NT box.
I have cvs 1.11 running on the Linux (from the
Redhat 7.2 distribution). I am using the WinCVS
client w/ pserver mode on the NT box.
Tons of problems:
a) WinCVS says
Unless this has changes recently, I would add a caveat that if you use
softlinks to directories in your repository, you are in some danger because
the links are not replicated in the LockDir, thus locks are not necessarily
created in the directory containing the history files.
-- JimLane
John Minnihan wrote:
Do you have specific experience with CVS 'breaking down and becoming unusable'?
If so, please share that experience here so others may learn from it.
I think there are two obvious areas where CVS doesn't scale well:
1) Working with branches - the interface is just too
It is scenario 1 and we're on 1.10.7. I'll look at getting appropriate
updates. Thanks for the info.
***
Chris Cameron Open Telecommunications Ltd
Product Manager IN Product Management
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Date: Tue, 12 Jun 2001 03:35:18 +0900
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| If using in-memory file system, it is volatile during reboot,
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Stephen Rasku wrote:
cvs admin -o uses a colon syntax to specify a revision range and cvs log
uses the same (or similar) syntax to specify revisions (except for the
space problem mentioned above) but it uses a different syntax for dates.
First of all, it uses -d instead of -D and it uses a
Derek Price wrote:
Hmm... interesting. This might be doable without loss of functionality
in
conjunction with Stephen Cameron's .origin/.trunk patch. I'd like more
feedback on Cameron's patch before adoption, though. If you'd like to
download and try it, Steve keeps it at
Stephen Rasku writes:
cvs update, checkout, rtag, tag all take revisions with -r. You can
include or omit the space between the -r and the revision. However for
cvs log you have to omit the space. cvs log should be modified so
that you don't have to omit the space.
cvs admin -o
Hi there,
The problem: I'm trying to install cvsweb
(http://stud.fh-heilbronn.de/~zeller/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/), and it won't show
anything below the initial cvs directory (see below for specifics).
Have you checked the permissions of the directories if they are world
readable?
3. Chucked
Hi all,
I will to use CVS over Mandrake as CVS Server.
I will to have password auth..
I configured my xinetd :
# /etc/cvs/cvs.conf.
service cvspserver
{
disable = no
port= 2401
socket_type = stream
protocol= tcp
Jerzy Kaczorowski wrote:
Here is the patch (diff actually) that will fix the problem of building the
Windows version of cvs.exe - the file annotate.c was missing from the
cvsnt.dsp project file.
Checked in with a few minor modifications. Please include ChangeLog entries
with future patches.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Simply allowing both -r and -D is intuitive, but it does cause
problems for diff. I'm throughly undecided about what the best
approach is.
One option to specify one revision (-rbranch:date) seems cleaner
than two (-rbranch -Ddate) in
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