OFF-TOPIC: Spam on the CVS mailing lists

I have received a lost of spam from this mailing list. I know there are other lists using the same mailing list software, and they do not have a spam problem. It seems that the CVS mailing lists don't have the "sender must be a member of the list to send a message to the list" option selected.

Re: CVS - import to 1.1

Greg answered most of your questions. Let me just fill in one missing piece: On Mon, Mar 11, 2002 at 09:22:44PM -0500, Matthew Persico wrote: > I always though that in the presence of a branch, a command w/o a -r option > worked on latest revision, main line code. *Except* for the vendor branch

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Re: What forum to propose new port?

At 12:00 PM 2002/03/11 -0500, you wrote: >Terrence Enger writes: >> >> (*) What does it mean? Using an existing distribution of cvs >> executing on Win95, I have had some success (very small test, no >> observed problems) controlling ASCII source in the hierarchichal >> part of the I

apply rdiff output to patch multiple files

Hi All, I am using 1.11.1.p1 and I'm getting basically one conflict per change on my latest merge. I'm using mergepoints ie. cvs update -j ROT_4_6_1_MERGEPOINT_1 -j ROT_4_6_1_MERGEPOINT_2 in the current directory which I expect would generate a diff between the two tags and apply the changes.

Re: CVS - import to 1.1

[ On Monday, March 11, 2002 at 21:22:44 (-0500), Matthew Persico wrote: ] > Subject: CVS - import to 1.1 > > I am in the middle of getting a group of developers to convert to CVS. They > have all been raised on SCCS, PVCS, so I have to go slow with the whole > concept of sandboxing and lockless ch

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CVS - import to 1.1

I am in the middle of getting a group of developers to convert to CVS. They have all been raised on SCCS, PVCS, so I have to go slow with the whole concept of sandboxing and lockless checkouts. So slowly, in fact, that they are actually going to start out using cvs admin -l. Sigh. Anyway, I was

RE: always read-write: how? ...newbie

We've had this option UN-checked forever. That didn't cause this! We have /cvs as the top of the tree. /cvs/CVSROOT is the repository. /cvs/CVSROOT/$module_names is where all the modules are. When co-ing, either from cmdline or wincvs, over pserver, the files are checked out read-only. CVSREAD

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RE: How 2 Secure the repository?

[ On Monday, March 11, 2002 at 13:43:05 (-0800), Dustin Cavanaugh wrote: ] > Subject: RE: How 2 Secure the repository? > > 2) The best repository advice I've gotten involves keeping the users away > from direct access to the repository ... no machine logins. There are > problems with this, but i

RE: How 2 Secure the repository?

--- Dustin Cavanaugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Taking away login access on THIS machine is not > feasible ... however, we > are exploring the possibility of moving the > repository to another machine > where this is not an issue. You don't have to take away completely their logins. So long

Re: How 2 Secure the repository?

--- Dustin Cavanaugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Environment: cvs 1.11.1p running on unix. Clients > are mostly wincvs1.13.7+ > (in-house modifications to prevent password display > on the screen), plink > for ssh connection. Developers have valid login on > unix server and are > members of th

Re: CVS and Jar files: Should you import Jar into the Repository?Why or why not

--- "Greg A. Woods" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > So you're successfully using the wrong tool for the > job. It doesn't > make it any more correct. It's still the wrong tool > for the job. > Subtle changes to your process could prove > disasterous, just as using a > knife as a screw driver could

CVS error message: Argument list too long

me though). We have created a project recently that is pretty huge (about 14,000 files). When someone tags a file and I create a new "build" so to speak I issue the following command: cvs -q -d rtag -r p20020315 b01-20020311 That works fine, then I copy the previous build over to the new

RE: How 2 Secure the repository?

2 things: 1) Stylized text. Yes I know better ... eudora puts a gray bar down the side of repeated messages instead of the usual ">". Just to be interesting, there's no obvious way of turning it off, so I gotta remember to manually remove it myself. :( 2) The best repository advice I've gotten

RE: avoid ^M when committing to Unix based repository

I'd recomend vim - it can be used on both windoze & unix www.vim.org Let the editor war begin :-) > -Original Message- > From: Stephen Leake [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 4:40 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: avoid ^M when committing to Unix based re

Re: Newbie: nonsensical documentation

On Mon, Mar 11, 2002 at 01:32:08PM -0500, Vishal Jain wrote: > After cvs import did you do cvs Checkin/Commit or not? Only when you do cvs > commit you files will be imported in the repository or they will be empty > files. This is incorrect. "Import" does NOT need to be followed by "commit". -

RE: How 2 Secure the repository?

>> Environment: cvs 1.11.1p running on unix. Clients are mostly >> wincvs1.13.7+ >>(in-house modifications to prevent password display on the >> screen) >> Huh? > Huh what? There's no need to use passwd... you should be using keys. The passphrase does _not_ go in as p/o the CVSROOT definitio

capturing test code in CVS

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RE: How 2 Secure the repository?

[ On Monday, March 11, 2002 at 13:42:30 (-0500), Vishal Jain wrote: ] > Subject: RE: How 2 Secure the repository? > > CVS bin : setgid "cvs" binary, setting permission as user:cvsadmin I would not do that if I were you. CVS is a big hunk of code that was not designed to run with set-

Re: CVS and Jar files: Should you import Jar into the Repository?Why or why not

[ On Sunday, March 10, 2002 at 09:59:01 (-0500), David Clunie wrote: ] > Subject: Re: CVS and Jar files: Should you import Jar into the Repository?Why or >why not > > So for everyone who says we shouldn't be doing this because it wasn't > designed for it, I say point us to a better tool that i

check-out error: can't create temporary directory /tmp/cvs-serv

hello, i´ve a problem with my cvs-server. when i will check-out a module with wincvs from the server, i get the following errormessage: cvs -z9 checkout -P CVSROOT (in directory C:\) can't create temporary directory /tmp/cvs-serv1500 Permission denied *CVS exited normally with code 1*

Re: How 2 Secure the repository?

Vishal Jain writes: > > OS: Unix ( actually it is NFS mounted volume, that I am sure someone > here will say DONT DO THAT :-p) DON'T DO THAT! :-) > CVS bin : setgid "cvs" binary, setting permission as user:cvsadmin Don't do that, either. CVS was not written to support suid/sgid

Re: Newbie: nonsensical documentation

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > I'm being forced by my supervisor to start using CVS, which I hate. What do you hate, being forced by your supervisor or CVS? In the former case, I sympathize with you; in the latter case, it's always refreshing to run across a new user with such an open mind. > T

RE: How 2 Secure the repository?

At 10:10 AM 3/11/2002 , Douglas Finkle wrote: > Environment: cvs 1.11.1p running on unix. Clients are mostly > wincvs1.13.7+ > (in-house modifications to prevent password display on the > screen) Huh? Huh what? > plink for ssh connection. Also, use Pageant on Windows. UNIX will require ssh-

RE: How 2 Secure the repository?

Hi, I had the same problem some time back. Following is the way I have my repository working now. OS: Unix ( actually it is NFS mounted volume, that I am sure someone here will say DONT DO THAT :-p) CVSAdmin: One Unix user and one Unix group (say cvsadmin:cvsadmin for now) Repo

RE: How 2 Secure the repository?

> Environment: cvs 1.11.1p running on unix. Clients are mostly > wincvs1.13.7+ > (in-house modifications to prevent password display on the > screen) Huh? > plink for ssh connection. Also, use Pageant on Windows. UNIX will require ssh-agent for the same functionality. > Developers have val

RE: Newbie: nonsensical documentation

After cvs import did you do cvs Checkin/Commit or not? Only when you do cvs commit you files will be imported in the repository or they will be empty files. Do "cvs checkin" for that module and try doing checkout without "-n" switch. I mean try "cvs checkout MyModule". Regarding the incomprehensi

RE: Newbie: nonsensical documentation

With this attitude, you're bound to get lots of help. If this is the first time you're checking out the module, make sure you've deleted the import directory. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 11:43 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: avoid ^M when committing to Unix based repository

The only time I had the wrong line endings was when I assumed the CD the vendors sent me was taken from their repository on the unix side. I unzipped it and put the files in the repository. Much to my regret, it was after all files were committed that I discovered I should have put the file on m

RE: always read-write: how? ...newbie

In WinCvs, by default the option checkout ready-only is checked. You can uncheck it by going to Admin menu, then to preferences and then go to Globals tab. There uncheck the first option. Thanks, -Raghav -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday,

Newbie: nonsensical documentation

I'm being forced by my supervisor to start using CVS, which I hate. The reason I hate it is that every time I've tried to read the documentation I've found it either incomprehensible or unreliable. In my experience, this is par for the course for free software, and that's why I don't touch it

RE: What forum to propose new port?

How did you get cvs working on the 400? I would like to know how you did that. Because we are trying to use CVS everywhere in my company, and the only ones not using it are ISeries guys (400). Ron -Original Message- From: Larry Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, March 11,

Re: What forum to propose new port?

Terrence Enger writes: > > (*) What does it mean? Using an existing distribution of cvs > executing on Win95, I have had some success (very small test, no > observed problems) controlling ASCII source in the hierarchichal > part of the IFS of OS/400. But I can see value in using cvs

Re: CVS and Jar files: Should you import Jar into the Repository? Why or why not

Noel Yap writes: > > I think there's been some talk, but only talk, of > having CVS use, when possible, the rsync algorithm to > transfer files. As far as I know, that's correct. It's an interesting idea, but it doesn't fit very well with the design of the CVS client/server protocol, so it woul

How 2 Secure the repository?

Environment: cvs 1.11.1p running on unix. Clients are mostly wincvs1.13.7+ (in-house modifications to prevent password display on the screen), plink for ssh connection. Developers have valid login on unix server and are members of the cvs and users groups. How do I protect the repository from

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Re: Branching and Tagging

Valentin Cozma writes: > > I'm wodering if I can set a tag on some sources that came from a branch. Yes, you can tag files on a branch. But I don't think that's what you mean... > (I have branch 1.5.1 and i want to tag the files to 1.5.2). You don't change revision numbers by tagging files,

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Re: adding binary file

Marcus Crafter writes: > > If you commit the binary file without -kb, and it happens to contain > strings like $Id:$ (or others) then they will be replaced with: > > $Id: makefile,v 1.48 2002/03/08 17:43:42 crafterm Exp $ > > which won't be good thing and could cor

Re: current directory (...) contains an invalid character (+,>;=\t\n)

Rolf Krahl writes: > > Hmm, if i'm guessing right that the _editors entry if present always > contains the three subfields date, host, and cwd, then i think one > could drop the limitation at least for the '+' character in the cwd (i > think its the one that will most likely appear in actual file

Re: effective use of watch/edit

--- Arcin Bozkurt - Archie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Any edit AND commit action on that file will be > reported to the user who > requested a "watch" on file. Watchers will also get notified of unedits on the file. > I think cvs edit should be used not before a commit > but when you are > sta

Re: always read-write: how? ...newbie

vvor writes: > > however, when any user checks out using pserver, files are always checked > out readonly. so users have to edit each file. when that file is committed, > it becomes read-only. but when the same user telnets in and does a co in > their remote /home, the files are rw. something to

Re: avoid ^M when committing to Unix based repository

> How can I prevent this? > > The Global option: > Checkout text files with the Unix LF(0xa) is checked. I believe that this is your problem. Let CVS do the DOS<->Un*x line ending conversion for you. Turn the option off, though you may still have to strip out the extra ^M's that were checked in

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It is very much alive, but now it is a junk post list mostly :-p -Original Message- From: Leif Hanack [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 8:00 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: still a group?!! hi! i'm wondering if the info-cvs group is still alive?! the last comme

effective use of watch/edit

Hi all, I realize that for a cvs watch to be effective, users in their working copies have to use cvs edit to inform CVS that they are "going to" make changes to a file. (or maybe when they have finished making changed, just before a commit) Any edit AND commit action on that file will be repor

modules file

The following are defined in modules file: CppAlgo-a CppAlgorithms SelAlgo-a SelAlgorithms Algorithms &CppAlgo &SelAlgo algo Algorithms The last definition is not recognized. I am trying to give the Algorithms module another name "algo" which I was going to used in a

Re: CVS and Jar files: Should you import Jar into the Repository? Why or why not

--- Matthew Herrmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The basic measure of whether you should import > binary files into a > repository is whether or not you find it annoying. > Text files are transfered > very quickly over remote connections, and binary > files can take a long > time -- just to confi

Re: ANN: cvssh - secure ext-to-pserver bridge

Hi, David: David A. Desrosiers wrote: >>Duh. If you're doing authentication and authorisation on a unix-based >>file server then you MUST, _M_U_S_T_ use a unique system account for >>ever real-world user or else you might as well not use any >>authentication whatsoever. Pserver has NO accountab

RE: renaming under CVS

--- Matthew Herrmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Paul, Noel, > > I was thinking about a similar idea to yours. I also > thought of another way > to allow renames etc, although it would probably be > grossly inefficient > though elegant in its own way: > > Store all the directories, files, et

Branching and Tagging

Hi, I'm wodering if I can set a tag on some sources that came from a branch. (I have branch 1.5.1 and i want to tag the files to 1.5.2). I have the feeling that the tag will apply only to the main trunck. Can anyone agree / disagree, please ? Thanks for your time. -- **

Import error when trying to add new module to cvsnt

Hi I have successfully installed cvsnt on a Windows 2000 server machine. I can connect fine with no errors. When I try to import a new module with WinCvs 1.2, I get the following error: The folder has only 1 text file in it. > Filtering 'C:\CVS_Test_1'... > cvs import -I ! -I CVS -m "no messa

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Re: adding binary file

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