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> Could you please tell me where I can find WinCVS. Thanks a lot. :-)
http://cvsgui.sourceforge.net/
Isn't google a wonderful thing? ;-)
Regards
Paul
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Xicheng Jia
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Could you please tell me where I can find WinCVS. Thanks a lot. :-)
Xicheng
On Mon, 24 Jun 2002, Mike Ayers wrote:
>
> WinCVS keeps popping up messageboxes asking me to indicate my "home
>directory".
> This being Windows, I have no home directory. Does anyone know what WinCVS
> re
Hi folks,
I'm having the following problem, and I'm wondering if anyone can shed any
light on it, or offer any suggestions or things to try.
I have cvs (from the current cygwin distribution) set up on my laptop,
which runs Windows XP. My repository exists on a unix box and is mounted
to the
On Sun, Jun 23, 2002 at 05:11:08PM +0300, Reinstein, Shlomo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a "clean" way to find out what is the CVSROOT of a working
> directory and where in the repository it is located?
On Mon, Jun 24, 2002 at 07:27:20AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> You could have your perl p
Nate Swenson writes:
>
> I have CVS installed and working on a Linux server and am using WinCvs to
> access the repository. I would like to use a the lock-modify-unlock model
> rather that the CVS recommended copy-modify-merge model.
If you don't want to do concurrent development, why are you u
--- Nate Swenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have CVS installed and working on a Linux server
> and am using WinCvs to
> access the repository. I would like to use a the
> lock-modify-unlock model
> rather that the CVS recommended copy-modify-merge
> model. Is this possible
> and if so, where
Brandon Craig Rhodes writes:
>
> The correct behavior is of course to put recv(...) in a loop that
> continues filling buf[] until it reaches some terminating condition,
> such as when it sees a newline. I have tested this and it solves my
> problem. Does it look to those of you with more exper
Mike Ayers writes:
>
> WinCVS keeps popping up messageboxes asking me to indicate my "home
>directory".
> This being Windows, I have no home directory. Does anyone know what WinCVS
> really wants to know?
It wants to know where you want it to look for stuff that belongs in
your home
I have CVS installed and working on a Linux server and am using WinCvs to
access the repository. I would like to use a the lock-modify-unlock model
rather that the CVS recommended copy-modify-merge model. Is this possible
and if so, where should I start? What settings need to be changed? Any
s
Brandon Craig Rhodes writes:
>
> When I attempted to find a forum to which this information and my
> patch could be submitted, I was dismayed to find the project in
> disarray. Google gives cvshome.org the first match when `cvs' is
> searched for - but this site offers a `cvs-1.11.2.tar.gz' whic
WinCVS keeps popping up messageboxes asking me to indicate my "home
directory".
This being Windows, I have no home directory. Does anyone know what WinCVS
really wants to know?
Thanks,
/|/|ike
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Reinstein, Shlomo wrote:
> Thanks for the detailed reply!
> Before this sample script, I actually thought that your idea was bad because
> every type of shell or operating system has its own way of redirecting the
> standard error -- but you proved me wrong (or is it Perl that always
> launches
While modifying cvs to support Kerberos authentication without root
privileges (a feature we needed in our environment here), I believe I
have discovered a bug in 1.11.2 which prevents the client from ever
making a successful :gserver: connection.
When I attempted to find a forum to which this in
While debugging remote CVS access recently I was receiving very
uninformative error messages - trying `cvs version' to a remote
server, for instance, resulted in errors like:
cvs [version aborted]: error from server mogul.ts.gatech.edu: cvs
But every few dozen tests, I would be startled by a
Ok, adding ".cvsignore" to the file did not work, but this is mostly likely
due to the fact it was already in the Entries file. So now it is in that
file, and I manually removed it from the Entries file, which worked. Thanks
both of you for the help.
-Andrew
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From: Larr
Reinstein, Shlomo writes:
>
> Is there a "clean" way to find out what is the CVSROOT of a working
> directory and where in the repository it is located? I need to find that out
> from within a Perl script, and by "clean" I mean that I prefer not to look
> into the CVS/Root and CVS/Repository file
Andrew Robinson writes:
>
> As you can see it is attempting to commit the "build/classes" directory,
> which doesn't have the "CVS" directory since it was deleted and re-built
> after my initial import.
Remove the "classes" directory entry from the build/CVS/Entries file.
You may also want to ad
I have a project that contains several directories for code written in Java.
The directory structure looks something like this:
/build
/build/classes
/build/classes/com
/build/classes/com/...
/src
/src/com
/src/com/...
/docs
/docs/...
/resources
/resources/...
I have files in the '/build' direct
Duncan Higgins writes [in very long lines]:
>
> I previously did a cvs import of 'third party code'. I have been
> making changes to the code, and checking these into cvs. I have done
> another import of the 'third party code'. I was hoping that I could pick
> only the parts of this latest code
> I previously did a cvs import of 'third party code'. I have
> been making changes to the code, and checking these into cvs.
> I have done another import of the 'third party code'. I was
> hoping that I could pick only the parts of this latest code
> that I wanted to merge in with my changes.
I previously did a cvs import of 'third party code'. I have been making changes to the
code, and checking these into cvs. I have done another import of the 'third party
code'. I was hoping that I could pick only the parts of this latest code that I wanted
to merge in with my changes. However cv
Vikas Bali writes:
>
> and one more question : how to add comments in the existing files on
> CVS
cvs admin -m
-Larry Jones
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Dusan Juhas writes:
>
> I have a directory with permitions set to
> drwxrwxrwx
> in the cvs repository. After checkout to the sandbox this directory is umasked to:
> drwxr-xr-x
> CVSUMASK is not set.
> How it is possible?
Your process umask is probably 022.
-Larry Jones
We seem to be out of gu
Thanks for the detailed reply!
Before this sample script, I actually thought that your idea was bad because
every type of shell or operating system has its own way of redirecting the
standard error -- but you proved me wrong (or is it Perl that always
launches the same type of shell when it runs b
Peter Biechele writes:
>
> Is there anything to take care of, when moving one repository to another one??
>
> As I understand, the only information to be copied is the path in the modules
> file in the CVSROOT dir, if the module is not in the main tree of the cvsroot
> dir. The remaining infor
Reinstein, Shlomo writes:
>
> I would like to use "cvs release" to get rid of a sub-tree of my project.
> However, I noticed that "cvs release" does not update the "CVS/Entries" (or
> "CVS/Entries.log") file, which causes a problem later when I want to run
> other commands, like "cvs status", "cv
--- Dusan Juhas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a directory with permitions set to
> drwxrwxrwx
> in the cvs repository. After checkout to the sandbox
> this directory is umasked to:
> drwxr-xr-x
> CVSUMASK is not set.
> How it is possible?
> Is there any implicit rule that says that
Shlomo,
If the "CVS internals" change for CVS/Root and CVS/Repository many people
would be changing scripts.
The global "-t" tag suggestion could be used. You are correct that the
output goes to STDERR but you could redirect STDERR to STDOUT (2>&1) as
shown in this example program:
---
Hi,
In my question, I was referring ONLY to the CVSROOT (and repository
location) of a working directory. Inside a working directory, the
information is stored in the CVS/Root and CVS/Repository files, and the
CVSROOT environment variable is not at all interesting (because it is
overriden by the C
Shlomo,
You could have your perl program check the environment for CVSROOT as shown
here:
my $CVSROOT = "$ENV{'CVSROOT'}";
if ($CVSROOT eq "") {
print "CVSROOT is not defined - aborting\n";
exit 1;
}
If you are using pserver you could remove the pserver information using:
$CVSROOT =~ s/
Hi All
Please let me know, version maintainence scheme used in CVS and how
it is graphically represented when u use graph selection menu option.
and one more question : how to add comments in the existing files on
CVS
Thanks in advance.
regards
Vikas Bali
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Is there anything to take care of, when moving one repository to another one??
As I understand, the only information to be copied is the path in the modules
file in the CVSROOT dir, if the module is not in the main tree of the cvsroot
dir. The remaining information for the module is stored in
Hello,
I have a directory with permitions set to
drwxrwxrwx
in the cvs repository. After checkout to the sandbox this directory is umasked to:
drwxr-xr-x
CVSUMASK is not set.
How it is possible?
Is there any implicit rule that says that checked out directories should
be umasked? How to avoid this
Hello all:
I am running CVS on Win2000 server,
Now I want to migrate to Linux, I want to reserve all tag and branck, How to
do?
Thank you.
rabbit
Hi,
I would like to use "cvs release" to get rid of a sub-tree of my project.
However, I noticed that "cvs release" does not update the "CVS/Entries" (or
"CVS/Entries.log") file, which causes a problem later when I want to run
other commands, like "cvs status", "cvs tag", etc. For example:
> cvs
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