Does a plain co (no date) work ok? Is this using a local or remote
repository? Does it occur regardless of local/remote access? Does this
only happen with this module? More info needed!
-Matt
Ok, there is everything:
RadHat62 running CVS repository, pserver, CVSup. WinCVS 1.2 client.
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which commands don't automatically work on all files if not specified?
and also which don't recurse?
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_6.html#SEC65
-Matt
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Just do $cvs update , and you can see which files are modified.
'M' will appear before the file name.
On Fri, Jul 06, 2001 at 08:27:32AM -0400, Kini, Nagraj (GEAE, Foreign National) wrote:
Hi,
How does CVS come to know that the file has been modified and can be
commited. Is there a
Actually is not such a dumb question and given at least one wrong answer on
this list...
I use the following to see what has changed in my workspace. It does not
change anything (thanks the -n option) in the workspace. It will show you
want needs to be committed and what will be updated (RTFM
This could be a permissions issue on the cvs server itself. Check the group
permissions of the fintaltesting import and see who actually can read/write
to it.
Daniel
- Original Message -
From: Adam Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 06, 2001 8:47 AM
I would like to get all the log entries between
to tags on the same branch. I issue the
following command:
cvs log -rr011850:r011860
I assume that I should only see log entries for
changes made on or between those two tags, but I
get log entries back to the original import. What
am I missing
Scott Willy writes:
The 2nul: (on Windows) keeps the output to be just that (no directory
traversal info).
cvs -n update -d -P 2nul:
It's a lot easier to just use the -q global option:
cvs -nq update -dP
-Larry Jones
When you're SERIOUS about having fun, it's not much
We're working on a similar problem, and current indications point to CVS's
trying to append ascii headers and trailers onto binary files. In your email
below, you show the contents of a .gif file. I don't think that normal CVS
file headers and trailers work well in .gif (or any other binary)
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Steven Rosenstein writes:
I don't think that normal CVS
file headers and trailers work well in .gif (or any other binary) files. :-)
You think wrong. The RCS file format was carefully designed to allow it
to contain *any* data. Lots of people have been storing binary files in
RCS and CVS
Hi,
I am new to CVS and i am finding the things that i can
automate. In the document it mentioned that in modules
there is an option -i to send an email about the
commit files.
I want how to configure the automatic email when a
file is commited in an module.
Thanks,
Hem
hemkumar balla wrote:
Hi,
I am new to CVS and i am finding the things that i can
automate. In the document it mentioned that in modules
there is an option -i to send an email about the
commit files.
I want how to configure the automatic email when a
file is commited in an module.
Zachary M. Smith writes:
i am getting errors similar to this:
cvs log -N -rr011860:r011870
cvs server: warning: no revision `r011860' in `/source/module/Attic/something.c,v'
Then that's what I said: if either of the tags doesn't exist, you get
the entire revision history.
-Larry Jones
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I'm trying to show all changes made to a directory over the last few weeks. I
do:
$ cvs history -c -a -D 2001/06/20 bsp3/src/kxc/pipe
M 2001-06-21 22:06 + mryan 1.20.2.1kxcscsdm.txt bsp3/src/kxc/pipe ==
remote
M 2001-06-29 15:07 + mryan 1.1.1.6.2.1
Hi, all:
Since I am a new comer to CVS, I would like to get your help on the
following queries. I sent out my questions to this group a while ago.
However, I have not received any suggest yet. I am thinking my mail may
never went through.
Our environment: CVS server on Solaris; WinCVS client
Larry,
I appreciate your comments. I ran into the exact same issue at our location; I
imported a .gif file into CVS without the -k 'b' modifiers and then checked
it out into a sandbox. When I tried to display the checked out .gif using a
viewer, I received an error message that the file was
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John Minnihan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
See my signature line link for info about freepository.
Looks good! Is there any practical difference between this and
SourceForge, or is it just an alternative providing the same service?
Yes. Three huge differences, and
So, if I remove a file and it gets moved to the Attic and is
no longer tagged, I will always have this problem? Is there
a way to have log ignore files in the Attic and only return
logging info for files in my sandbox?
-zach
On Fri, Jul 06, 2001 at 03:03:01PM -0400, Larry Jones wrote:
Zachary
Steven Rosenstein writes:
I appreciate your comments. I ran into the exact same issue at our location; I
imported a .gif file into CVS without the -k 'b' modifiers and then checked
it out into a sandbox. When I tried to display the checked out .gif using a
viewer, I received an error
On Thu, Jul 05, 2001 at 05:37:12PM -0400, Larry Jones wrote:
berry writes:
In our shop, we have all components of a source set set
to the same revision number. This is how we operate.
That is not how CVS operates. You should use tags to identify things
that belong together and ignore
On Fri, Jul 06, 2001 at 03:03:01PM -0400, Larry Jones wrote:
Zachary M. Smith writes:
i am getting errors similar to this:
cvs log -N -rr011860:r011870
cvs server: warning: no revision `r011860' in `/source/module/Attic/something.c,v'
Then that's what I said: if either of the
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