RE: CVS vs VSS

Thanks , But I think in CVS has lot more advantages than this. Basically on security , on branch concept etc. I thought some one must know all advantages and disadvantages over VSS. Regards, Ravish A S > -Original Message- > From: Anand Koppal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC

Re: Bug: log messages no longer propagate to subdirectories

Eric Siegerman writes: > > The rest of the modified files get checked in, but with empty log > messages! The message I typed is only applied to files in the > first directory, i.e. the one for which I was originally prompted > to type the message. I've checked in a fix for this bug. Thanks! -

Re: Converting from RCS to CVS

Mehul N. Sanghvi writes: > > How do I go about converting a lot of stuff I have in RCS to > using CVS ? Read the CVS manual, particularly: -Larry Jones I think grown-ups just ACT like they know what they're doing. -- Calv

CVS vs VSS

Hi, I have recently moved to CVS but before I was well touched with VSS. I feel usage is bit for new users. But what are the main list of difference b/t these two systems. Regards, RUSH...:) ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.g

CVS vs. RCS

Hi I recently got started with CVS, and also heard about RCS. Was woundering what are the pros and cons of these two systems. Thanks -- sherzodR Not that I have anything much against redundancy. But I said that already.

Converting from RCS to CVS

'allo, How do I go about converting a lot of stuff I have in RCS to using CVS ? All the RCS stuff resides in a lot of diffrent directories spread out across the system, and I would like to consolidate it all and put in CVS. thanks, mehul -- Mehul N. Sanghvi

Re: CVS get without recursion

Alistair Young writes: > > 2) I want to get the file "test.pl" to a completely different directory > For example, I want to get this file to /usr/dev/rubbish. When I do this, > however, it gets put in as /usr/dev/rubbish/usr/local/bin/test.pl How are you getting the file? If you do: cv

Re: Determining which files are currently locked by cvs?

McMurray, James writes: > > It doesn't really lock files? The manual indicates that using admin -l will > lock files. When I run it, I get a response that says file_xxx revision x.x > locked. If this is not locking files, what is it doing? Locking revisions. It's not quite the same thing and ne

RE: Getting a file that was removed in repository back?

:end of: . : :I've been reading that part and I've been trying some of the examples, :however it couldn't get the files in the Attic restored. :The link you gave me to chapter 5 deals with branching and merging and I :couldn't see anything

Re: make cvs text agnostic?

>--- Forwarded mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] >re this conversation of file types -- why autodetect them, isn't that the >whole point >of a file type, given in every file's extension? heuristic detection of >binariness -- yuck! That only works if you have a strict naming convention. The canonical

RE: Getting a file that was removed in repository back?

-Original Message- From: Larry Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, August 16, 2002 9:10 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:Re: Getting a file that was removed in repository back? Albin Takami writes: > > Now in your

Re: make cvs text agnostic?

hi all, re this conversation of file types -- why autodetect them, isn't that the whole point of a file type, given in every file's extension? heuristic detection of binariness -- yuck! a mechanism already exists to tell with this problem -- why don't people just make a whopper of a cvswrappers

RE: Determining which files are currently locked by cvs?

--- "McMurray, James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It doesn't really lock files? The manual indicates > that using admin -l will > lock files. When I run it, I get a response that > says file_xxx revision x.x > locked. If this is not locking files, what is it > doing? Ahhh, I forgot about that on

RE: Determining which files are currently locked by cvs?

It doesn't really lock files? The manual indicates that using admin -l will lock files. When I run it, I get a response that says file_xxx revision x.x locked. If this is not locking files, what is it doing? Also, where can I find more about this advisory locks patch? Thanks, James -Origin

Re: Determining which files are currently locked by cvs?

--- "McMurray, James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm trying to integrate cvs with visual SlickEdit > via forms and would like > to be able to generate a list of all files that are > currently locked, and by > who. How does one go about extracting this > information from cvs? CVS doesn't really

Determining which files are currently locked by cvs?

Hi everyone, I'm trying to integrate cvs with visual SlickEdit via forms and would like to be able to generate a list of all files that are currently locked, and by who. How does one go about extracting this information from cvs? Thanks! James McMurray (817) 234-6817

Re: Newbie question

From: Eric Siegerman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > http://www.mail-archive.com/info-cvs%40gnu.org/msg21543.html > and my reply to that message. Now that's the most useful post I've seen since I subscribed. A link to a _searchable_ archive. The one linked from the bottom of every message is uns

RE: CVS get without recursion

Assuming that your file is in a module called "usr", then you could do this: cvs checkout -p usr/local/bin/test.pl > /usr/dev/rubbish/test.pl However, you'll only get the file; you won't get a CVS directory with the repository metadata. (But if you're cutting an extract or distribution, that's

CVS get without recursion

Hi all, Hope you can help! I'm trying to "get" files from a CVS server that we've set up: 1) Files are in the CVS server with a path such as "/usr/local/bin/test.pl" 2) I want to get the file "test.pl" to a completely different directory For example, I want to get this file to /usr/dev/rubbish. W

Re: Error while opening a zip file in Wincvs

At 10:35 AM 8/28/2002, Jayashree wrote: >I am using Wincvs1.1 version. >I tried to checkout a x.zip file into my local directory. >But I get an error when I try to open the zip file. >Please note that in Linux I am able to co and open the zip file without any >problem. >Why is it giving error in

Error while opening a zip file in Wincvs

Hi, I am using Wincvs1.1 version. I tried to checkout a x.zip file into my local directory. But I get an error when I try to open the zip file. Please note that in Linux I am able to co and open the zip file without any problem. Why is it giving error in Wincvs?Could somebody help me ! Regards