Standard directory tree model

Hello, We're going to develop using cvs but before we start we want to know if there is some kind of standard for the directory tree (i.e. webapps directory model)... Can anybody help us? Thanks in advance.Do You Yahoo!?Yahoo! Messenger! Comunicación instantánea gratis con tu gente.

Re: Standard directory tree model

CVS just versions files. It doesn't really care how you organise those files. A word of caution, though, moving versioned files is a pain when using CVS so put some thought into where you put them before adding them to the repository. Noel --- Wooody Ask [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello,

[help] cvs rm -f question

Dear all, I'm a newbie to cvs, please excuse me if my question is in FAQ. My problem is: - i have a local cvs server - after checking out a project, many changes has been made - because the changes include deleting files from the project, i must have used "cvs rm -f [filenames]" -

||- howto commit comments to the source file?? -||

Greetings. I am a SysAdmin that has been asked to solve a CVS question for the company I am working with. The main outcome that is wanted would be for people to have the ability to add comments to the actuall source code in the repository. I know with the linux and OSX system that I use

Re: No space left on device on the import command

I assume you have checked the cvs server to insure that in fact there is adequate space on the device? I do not know of any inherent size limits in CVS, someone else could well give you a better answer to that, but the message you are getting appears to be a system error, not a cvs error.

Re: ||- howto commit comments to the source file?? -||

For *.h and *.cpp files, add the following lines /* $Log$ */ This will cause problems when you merge branches, though. Check to see if the auditors will accept the result of the following command: cvs log *.h *.cpp At 9:31 -0300 5/16/02, gaelen gallashant wrote: I am a

Logout in winCVS

Hi, Finally I get to use the service pserver with linux and windows. Now my problem is that in winCVS, when I logout, the program didn't it. Why not? In Linux the logout using cvspserver is ok. And I created a local repository in windows for test, but the directory CVSROOT don't appear

Re: Symlinks and CVSROOT

This command was working last week. The only known change is that the repository was copied to another disk yesterday because of disk space problems. And that's the cause of the problem. CVS doesn't like it when CVSROOT is a symlink rather than a real directory. You may be

RE: (no subject)

Use $Log$ , this will be resolved at the time of checkin to the comment that user provide while commiting the code to repository. -- Regards, Vishal Jain ILX Systems On Tue, 14 May 2002, Rashmi Vittal wrote: Date: Tue, 14 May 2002 13:08:28 -0700 (PDT) From: Rashmi Vittal [EMAIL PROTECTED]

problem with Empty dir

Currently I'm using cvs 1.11.2 in my CVSROOT/modules I've: Webconsole_core -a webconsole/build.howto.txt webconsole/webxml.sed webconsole/setup.bat webconsole/mai n_jspc.xml webconsole/buildcore.bat webconsole/buildcore.xml webconsole/buildsdk.xml webconsole/buildsd k.bat webconsole/setvars.bat

Re: No space left on device on the import command

I assume you have checked the cvs server to insure that in fact there is adequate space on the device? I do not know of any inherent size limits in CVS, someone else could well give you a better answer to that, but the message you are getting appears to be a system error, not a cvs

Re: [help] cvs rm -f question

Dear all, I'm a newbie to cvs, please excuse me if my question is in FAQ. My problem is: - i have a local cvs server - after checking out a project, many changes has been made - because the changes include deleting files from the project, i must have used cvs rm -f [filenames] I don't

Re: Upgrading cvs to newer version

Hi We are currently running cvs version 1.10.7 on linux 2.2. We want to upgrade to version 1.11.2 of cvs. I would like to know if the following steps of upgrading is correct: 1.I have downloaded cvs-1.11.tar.gz 2.Type on commandline: gunzip cvs-1.11.tar.gz 3.Type on

Corrupted files in ATTIC

Tools: Linux 2.4 (red hat 7.1) CVS 1.11.1p1 I have some files in Attic directories that have their 'state' set to 'Exp' for the head revision. The revision prior to the head revision has the state set to 'dead'. For example: 1.5 date2002.01.14.14.42.52;author foo;state Exp;

Re: Symlinks and CVSROOT

On Thu, May 16, 2002 at 10:20:48AM -0400, Lorne Gutz wrote: CVS doesn't like it when CVSROOT is a symlink rather than a real directory. -Larry Jones My system uses links to the CVS repository, and I have never had a problem with the links. Same here; I've set up several repo's

Re: Corrupted files in ATTIC

On Thu, May 16, 2002 at 12:23:40PM -0400, Harig, Mark A. wrote: I have some files in Attic directories that have their 'state' set to 'Exp' for the head revision. The revision prior to the head revision has the state set to 'dead'. For example: 1.5 date2002.01.14.14.42.52;author

Re: (no subject)

Use $Log$ , this will be resolved at the time of checkin to the comment that user provide while commiting the code to repository. Hi, I am adding a new file to the repository. Can somebody tell me what I need to add in this C file so that I shall be able to see the logs printed at

Re: Incorrect file dates on some clients

Brett G. Palmer writes: We are seeing incorrect CVS dates from some clients. For example, I will add new files to a module and then another developer will checkout these new files, but the dates are 24 hours in the future. This causes a lot of problems when this same developer modifies

RE: (no subject)

May I suggest that you consider putting the $Log$ at the end of the file. That way the log can grow large without bothering anyone very much. Regards, Stefan. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: fim. 16.5.2002 16:04 To: Vishal Jain

RE: CVS bug:Need CVS GUI to see/check G version Tree and revID

I use Bertho's cvsgraph http://www.akhphd.au.dk/~bertho/cvsgraph/ on hpux and linux but others here use wincvs because they like doing all their development work on the windoze side http://www.cvsgui.org/ Jeanie __ This is Linux

CVS vs VSS

We are just beginning to use CVS for our project development and there has been a little friction from users who have used Microsoft Visual Source Safe before. I have somehow become the source of information for CVS and I am looking for answers to a few complaints I have received.

Re: duplicate key found for 'y' ???

Duke Neukom writes: I'm updating a branch, and I get the message cvs update: duplicate key found for 'y'. Does anyone know what causes this message? A corrupt CVSROOT/val-tags file. You can just delete it -- CVS will (gradually) recreate it as needed. -Larry Jones I don't NEED to

Re: AW: Modifying a repository

Ellgoth, Hubert writes: One more question: What administrative files are affected - surely the history-file and the val-tags-file. Is there another one? By administrative files I meant the things the CVS manual calls administrative files -- modules, loginfo, commitinfo, editinfo, etc. The

Re: Corrupted files in ATTIC

Eric Siegerman writes: Are the files *supposed* to be live or dead? If they're supposed to be live, just move the ,v files out of the Attic: cd $CVSROOT/.../Attic mv foo,v .. Make sure you're not clobbering an existing ../foo,v of course. There won't be both a foo,v and and

Re: Symlinks and CVSROOT

Eric Siegerman writes: Not to cast doubt on your comments, Larry -- you certainly know the code a lot better than I do -- but rather to understand more deeply: - What's the problem with this? The underlying problem is that CVS manipulates path names and moves around in directory trees.

Re: Corrupted files in ATTIC

Harig, Mark A. writes: I have some files in Attic directories that have their 'state' set to 'Exp' for the head revision. The revision prior to the head revision has the state set to 'dead'. For example: [...] I'm not sure how this happened There is a bug in CVS when you resurrect a

Migration of CVS

Hi all, Can any of you gurus guide me on how we can migrate CVS from one server to another , are there any specific issues that I should care about. I've installed CVS on the server to I need to export, I'm kind of in dilemma on what to do next. Any suggestions will be greately appreciated.

Re: CVS vs VSS

On Thu, 16 May 2002, Aaron Kelley wrote: We are just beginning to use CVS for our project development and there has been a little friction from users who have used Microsoft Visual Source Safe before. I have somehow become the source of information for CVS and I am looking for answers to a

cvs tag -F -b

I any syntax change since 1.10 ?? I'm trying to use the same syntax that I was using for 1.10 for cvs tag: cvs tag -F -b BRANCH file but now I got a : cvs server: Not moving branch tag 'BRANCH' from 1.57 to 1.58.0.2 cvs version 1.11.2 Any ideas ?? Thanks. Moises.

Re: cvs tag -F -b

Zanabria, Moises writes: but now I got a : cvs server: Not moving branch tag 'BRANCH' from 1.57 to 1.58.0.2 cvs version 1.11.2 Any ideas ?? Read NEWS: Changes from 1.11.1p1 to 1.11.2: [...] * The tag and rtag commands will no longer move or delete branch tags unless you use the

Re: CVS vs VSS

Aaron Kelley writes: Second, is there a way to compare all of local files with all of the files in the CVS repository and get a list of files out of sink, files that exist locally and not in the repository, and files in the repository and not locally? cvs -nq update Third, what happens

RE: Organising tags for an automated build system

Andy, Use the -F option with tag or rtag to Move tag if it already exists. cvs tag -F -r rev tag [files...] like cvs tag -F -r HEAD AUTOMATED-BUILD [files...] Use tag for updating tags of files in your work area or use rtag for updating tags of all [files...] in the repository. Usage: cvs

RE: CVS generates new files

Rasmus, In http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_16.html#SEC152 under A.16.2 update output for the C status, it states: CVS protects you by keeping an unmodified copy of your file in your working directory, with the name `.#file.revision' where revision is the revision that your modified

failing login to remote server

I did identical reinstalls of ssl and ssh on both the hpux (test700c) and linux (aster) machines as I discovered there was a problem getting into aster. The current status is I can ssh from aster to test700c. I can ssh from test700c to aster. but cvs still craps out (aster to

RE: [help] cvs rm -f question

Nguyen, In http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_7.html#SEC68 you will see: If you execute remove for a file, and then change your mind before you commit, you can undo the remove with an add command. $ ls CVS ja.h oj.c $ rm oj.c $ cvs remove oj.c cvs remove: scheduling oj.c

RE: cvs tag -F -b

oops :) !! I've had begun from there .. Thanks. Moises. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 4:34 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: cvs tag -F -b Zanabria, Moises writes: but now I got a :

RE: can't add file to branch, not permissions problem

yup, it's on windows 2k, but just using command-line cvs, not wincvs. I guess I should have a bit of a hack at it to see if I can put a check in for win32 builds only, shouldn't be too difficult nor risky -- just need some more time... cheers, matt -Original Message- From: Teala