Title: RE: CVS diff --exclude excluded
Larry,
That seems to work! Thanks very much for your time.
#!/mjh
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Subject: Re: CVS diff
So, is that a yes or a no? '-) Should the effective end result be the same?
I think it should but I've found a situation where it's not and it's doing
my tiny mind in. The patch method works, but up -j -j (ie diff3) tries to
throw a large chunk of code in. I'm moving towards the situation where I
Where can I find out what each letter for history logging (TOFEWGCMAR)
available for the LogHistory value in CVSROOT/config represents?
Thanks,
Mark
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Frederico Costa writes:
All the version numbers in the CVS, are the form of 1.x, or 1.1.x and so
on. But they all start with 1.
Is this by design or when the first number 1 turns into 2.
It's a hold-over from
cvs add gamma.c
cvs ci -r 6.27 gamma.c
cvs up -A gamma.c
edit gamma.c
cvs ci gamma.c
Should fix your issue with stickiness.
As far as CVS complaining about stickiness of delta.c when you commit file
gamma.c specifically, can't help you there. :)
Mark
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Howdy --
CVS Win2k Client: Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.11 (client)
CVS Solaris Server: Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.11p1
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(the 'p1' is a homemade patch to let the Unix puppies type cvs
udpate.)
With the recent DST clock change, all files on the client machines
Title: Retrieve lost file back
Hello All,
I am trying to retrieve a file which was removed with a cvs remove.
Environment is Solaris 7 and cvs 1.11 working in local mode.
I am able to do a cvs log filename and the path given by cvs shows the file in attic.
Now I do a cvs update -j
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_16.html#SEC134
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From: Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 01 November 2001 12:44
To: CVS Mailing List
Subject: CVSROOT/config
Where can I find out what each letter for history logging (TOFEWGCMAR)
available for the LogHistory
Hi,
Could anyone tell me, How do we run the cvs commands at the Dos prompt.
Thanks in advance,
Dinesh
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Belay that... Worked out the CVS (diff3) is doing a /much/ better job
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Subject: Re: diff-iculties
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Andy Baker wrote:
I might be being more
[ On Thursday, November 1, 2001 at 14:21:01 (+0100), Peter Kroon wrote: ]
Subject: Re: Question about version numbers.
Larry, is this why you advise against it? And if I really want to do
this, is there a way around this?
If I may: Just ignore the revision numbers of files behind the (cvs)
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Hi,
Could anyone tell me, How do we run the cvs commands at the Dos prompt.
The same way you enter any other command. Typing 'cvs' will get you started.
-Matt
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Does someone know what is the meaning of the status 'W' which is returned
when creating a branch using the cvs tag -b command?
example:
W modules/parsers/TargetDisplayer/UNION/ALL.pm : version_1_3 already exists
on b
ranch 1.2 : NOT MOVING tag to branch 1.3.0.2
Thanks
Dana
Mark writes:
Where can I find out what each letter for history logging (TOFEWGCMAR)
available for the LogHistory value in CVSROOT/config represents?
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_16.html#SEC135
-Larry Jones
Oh, now don't YOU start on me. -- Calvin
Thirumal Raj writes:
I configured the server(/etc/services and also in /etc/inetd.conf) and =
added some users for my project( in /etc/group).Then I encrypted the =
passwd and logged in my CVSROOT/passwd.When the user trying to login via =
pserver method (i.e) $cvs -d =
:pserver:[EMAIL
Rajesh Patwardhan writes:
I am trying to retrieve a file which was removed with a cvs remove.
[...]
Now I do a cvs update -j removedversion -j removedversion -1 filename
cvs updates the file into working directory and also points out some
conflicts which I resolve and then try to --
Matthew Versluys writes:
If I'm working on a file and then realize I want to discard my changes I can
use cvs update -C to get a clean copy. Using cvs 1.11 win32 command line
client, this command doesn't work if someone else has committed a newer
version of the file in the mean time.
That
Harry Putnam writes:
Larry's response only repeated the patently obvious.
And as I mentioned. I'm able to connect to other cvs servers.
So a misconfiguration is a pretty good guess. Question is, how to
determine what is misconfigured. (From my end)
Let me spell it out more completely:
Title: RE: Retrieve lost file back
Thanks for the response.
Yes I tried to do multiple updates.
And the last time there was a conflict but only due to $Id$ so that is not too bad to fix, but is there a way or a workaround since I am in a tight spot as I want this file back in the
Burt Beckwith writes:
I'm trying to get the latest Windows client but the links
http://ftp.cvshome.org/win32/cvs1-11-1p1.zip and http://ftp.cvshome.org/
both redirect me to http://www.cvshome.org/ - is this a server issue?
No, those should both start with ftp:, not http:.
-Larry Jones
Rajesh Patwardhan writes:
And the last time there was a conflict but only due to $Id$ so that is not
too bad to fix, but is there a way or a workaround since I am in a tight
spot as I want this file back in the directory as well as on the same note
there are one more problem.
The simplest
Hi all
Could anyone of you tell me how I can retrieve a dead revision? Lets say I
checked revision 1.1 into cvs then later decided to use cvs remove to
remove the file. Is there anyway to retrieve this revision that I just
removed?
Thanks.
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Rajesh Patwardhan writes:
Some of the files from Windows machines were checked in to CVS. Now due to
case insensitive ness on windows the file got into CVS as serverPage.java
where it should have been ServerPage.java
now when I try
1)
Sherman Tse writes:
Could anyone of you tell me how I can retrieve a dead revision? Lets say I
checked revision 1.1 into cvs then later decided to use cvs remove to
remove the file. Is there anyway to retrieve this revision that I just
removed?
Retrieve as in just look at it or as in
Hi
I need to send automatic notification mail on commit. I have changed loginfo
for it.
I would like to send detailed mail containingg
change made ( diff of last 2 versions)
user
time
comment
any help/suggestions/scripts are welcome
regards thanks
jasdeep
dale a schouten [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've recieved a couple kind and helpful email responses that have lead me
to post some clarifications. I am aware of the need to tag the points at
which I do successive updates so that I only get the changes since the last
synch, and I tried using the
Harry Putnam wrote:
Gianni Mariani [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
maybe you can try a tcp forwarding thingy.
http://freshmeat.net/projects/tcp_forward/
and tweak it to dump the transaction.
That looks promising .. thanks.
If I knew more about tcpdump I guess I could find out
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[...]
Let me spell it out more completely: It's a server problem. Either the
And did you ever... A very nice help, thank you.
[...]
telnet cvs.myhost.com 2401
If the connection is immediately closed, then the server is
misconfigured (most
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Sherman Tse wrote:
Hi all
Could anyone of you tell me how I can retrieve a dead revision? Lets say I
checked revision 1.1 into cvs then later decided to use cvs remove to
remove the file. Is there anyway to retrieve this revision that I just
removed?
If you
how to connect to a remote cvs server using ssh
(i tried with sth like this but it didn't work:
cvs -d:ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/directory/on/the/server checkout modul
export CVS_RSH=ssh ) ?
thnx
SaPeR
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ftp: doesn't work either (did it for you?) but if it did then the html
in http://www.cvshome.org/dev/codewindow.html would need to be changed.
Burt
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Harry Putnam writes:
Here I get a connection:
Trying 195.204.10.66...
Connected to cvs.gnus.org.
Escape character is '^]'.
Connection closed by foreign host.
That indicates that the CVS server is never getting started. Usually
that indicates an error in /etc/inetd.conf but...
I do
On Thu, Nov 01, 2001 at 10:22:08PM +0100, SaPeR wrote:
how to connect to a remote cvs server using ssh
(i tried with sth like this but it didn't work:
cvs -d:ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/directory/on/the/server checkout modul
export CVS_RSH=ssh ) ?
Just to verify:
You did to the export CVS_RSH=ssh
SaPeR writes:
how to connect to a remote cvs server using ssh
(i tried with sth like this but it didn't work:
cvs -d:ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/directory/on/the/server checkout modul
export CVS_RSH=ssh ) ?
That's the right general idea, although you have to set CVS_RSH *before*
you run CVS,
Jasdeep Singh has posted a similar request but I would like to be a
little more forthcoming.
Environment: cvsnt 1.11.1.1 (Build 27), CVS server on NT4.0 SP6a,
ntserver connections
We are using CVS to store testing scripts and tools and now development
is planning a move away from the ancient
Czarnowski, Aric writes:
I have most everything working as I expected but one feature that I
thought would be easy, and really require to get other developers on the
band wagon, is the ability to forward commit comments along with $USER
and %{sVv} information through loginfo scripts. This
Still happens in the 1.11.1p1 with the win32 client.
(btw is ftp://ftp.cvshome.org down, had to find a mirror)
cvs --ver
Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.11.1p1 (client)
cvs update -C test.txt
(Locally modified test.txt moved to .#test.txt.1.6)
cvs [server aborted]: cannot open test.txt for
Matthew Versluys writes:
Still happens in the 1.11.1p1 with the win32 client.
You need to update the server, too.
-Larry Jones
I'm a genius. -- Calvin
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The standard input stream of the loginfo script has the comments
-- all you have to do is read them. See the contributed log.pl
for example where it says print the stuff from logmsg that comes
in on stdin.
I took the line If a match is found, then the remainder of the line is
a filter
[This thread is about using cvs on files in /etc.]
On 18 Oct, Kaz Kylheku wrote:
Also I disagree about the ``as is'' to begin with. The file metadata such
as permissions will not be properly versioned if the sandbox is made
to serve as the deployment directory. Basically, the sandbox
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We moved the box, but smtp pserver didn't come up when it powered back
on - not sure why, but it's on now. Also, ftp to ftp.cvshome.org should
work now as well.
I have not been able to connect to ftp.cvshome.org.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) writes:
That implies that the server has some kind of access control (perhaps
tcpd?) that is denying you access. You can find out how people are
connecting by asking them to tell you what's in CVS/Root in their
working directories.
Yeah, that already came up
Hi, again this might be a dumb question, but bear with
me for a second :-)
I am in the process of setting up cvs at work.
We have two users, let's say they are named user1 and
user2. Their gid is 'user1' and 'user2' respectively.
They also both belong to 'cvs' gid.
When user1 imports a
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Larry Jones wrote:
Brian Behlendorf writes:
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address, IP address can't be reached, IP address is reachable but
connectivity is poor, or IP address connectivity is good but nothing's
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