cvs checkout

Hello, I want to checkout a dir avoiding some unwanted sub-dirs. I know that I can omit dirs by tagging the rest of the dirs and doing a checkout as cvs co -r rel1 I have a test dir and I don't tag that dir. When I do a cvs co abc, this test dir should not be checkout. What should I do for this?

Re: cvs checkout

I want to checkout a dir avoiding some unwanted sub-dirs. I know that I can omit dirs by tagging the rest of the dirs and doing a checkout as cvs co -r rel1 I have a test dir and I don't tag that dir. When I do a cvs co abc, this test dir should not be checkout. What should I do for this? Can

first mail

hi community its my first exposure to a versoning tool in particular the robust CVS. let me start queries in this(first) mail itself. our repository is going to be based in an NT machine.how would u suggest my client to connect to this repository : thru ntserver or pserver. listing the

first mail

hi community its my first exposure to a versoning tool in particular the robust CVS. let me start queries in this(first) mail itself. our repository is going to be based in an NT machine.how would u suggest my client to connect to this repository : thru ntserver or pserver. listing the

consistency checker

Hello, is there any *,v file(s) consistency checker? I use cvsup to mirror a huge CVS repository. Since a certain day cvsup complains: Invalid RCS file: 290608: Num expected -- will transfer entire file or Checksum mismatch -- will transfer entire file whenever some original files are touched by

Re: consistency checker

Dusan Juhas writes: is there any *,v file(s) consistency checker? contrib/check_cvs -Larry Jones That gives me a FABULOUS idea. -- Calvin ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs

Windows 95

Hi, Does WinCVS work with Windows 95 ? thanks, Paul ** DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this communication is confidential and may be legally privileged. It is intended solely for the use of the individual or entity

RE: Windows 95

RTFM http://www.wincvs.org/faq.html quoteWinCvs is known to work on recent systems (not on Win95 and WinNT 3.5, except if you installed Internet Explorer 4 or above). /quote Install IE 4 or higher, and it should work. Hi, Does WinCVS work with Windows 95 ? thanks, Paul

Modules and external repository

Hi, I am having trouble setting up a module. Everything works fine when I set it up on a local repository, however when I try and do the same thing on an external repository I always get [Ads-Mac:WebServer/Documents/temp2] adam% cvs co php_dev cvs server: existing repository /usr/local/cvsroot

RE: Windows 95

Quoth Brian G. Peterson: Install IE 4 or higher, and it should work. I think the operative word is may, not should. If you have the most recent Win95 (OSR 2.1, ca 1997), you're probably in good shape. If you (still) have the classic Win95 (the true 1995 vintage), you may have a bit more

RE: CVS Server on RH 8.0

Thanks to all for help on this, CVS is now installed. ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs

new feature.

Hi all I would like to know where is the better place to ask new feature to be added to CVS? Is there any mailing list or web page to do so? Thanks Marc Tessier [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: new feature.

Marc Tessier opined: I would like to know where is the better place to ask new feature to be added to CVS? Is there any mailing list or web page to do so? Well, this is as good a place as any. Would you like to describe the feature you'd like to see? -- Shankar

Re: Check out in Cygwin

Looks like rsh is misbehaving. Get rsh working correctly and then retry the cvs command. donald On Mon, Mar 24, 2003 at 06:52:59PM -, Dong, Hongbiao wrote: Hi all, Does anybody happen to know how to check out in Cygwin? The CVS is installed during setup the Cygwin, but it seems not to

:ext: , ssh :pserver: relation question

Could someone explain the difference between using :ext: (with CVS_RSH=ssh) over using pserver and having tcpwrapper listen on 2401? Why would one do either over the other? Ron ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: :ext: , ssh :pserver: relation question

Ronald Petty [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Could someone explain the difference between using :ext: (with CVS_RSH=ssh) over using pserver and having tcpwrapper listen on 2401? Why would one do either over the other? Ron With ssh, you are using strong authentication and there is no possibility

PVCS2CVS

Hey Guys, I'm wondering if any of you had experience in conversion from PVCS to CVS on NT environment, I did a conversion on UNIX and it worked good. but on NT, I'm experimenting some kinds of problems with RCS for NT, any help would be really appreciate. Not sure but looks like rcs is looking

RE: new feature.

(a) Please don't reply to individual list members - address yourself to the list itself, if you don't mind.. (b) Interesting idea, but why do you want to avoid tagging everything? The general recommended CVS usage model is that the repository be considered a whole entity. Thus, you tag the entire

RE: new feature.

What Marc is describing is a different paradigm for change management. Systems such as Aide-de-Camp track features, and when you want a workspace you specify a set of features that you want. There are limitations to such a system, as you would expect, but it is viable approach. --- Forwarded

Re: new feature.

Shankar Unni wrote: SNIP (b) Interesting idea, but why do you want to avoid tagging everything? The general recommended CVS usage model is that the repository be considered a whole entity. Thus, you tag the entire repository the way it should be for a particular release, whether it be a

Re: new feature.

Todd Denniston wrote: SNIP BASE_SCRIPTS_DIR=path_to_checked_out_baseline TAGNAME=My_Formal_tag tagsome() { read INPUTLINE while [[ $INPUTLINE != EOF ]] do #the following should tag each file individually so we only tag those we #want to. (cd

Re: new feature.

The general recommended CVS usage model is that the repository be considered a whole entity. Thus, you tag the entire repository the way it should be for a particular release, whether it be a full release, or a partial delta. I *think* you could define a module as having parts of all modules

error while synchronising CVS server ....

Hi I am facing a peculiar problem while synchronising my one CVS server to another CVS server The error is : TreeList failed: Network write failure: Connection closed or Detailer failed: Network write failure: Connection closed CVS version 1.11.5 The version of CVSup, implemented is Software

RE: cvs checkout

Hi yes you may define that in the modules file. The format being key -a/dir/subfolder1 !/dir/subfolder2 you have defined a module namely key and with this you would be able to co the subfolder1 only in the dir under your cvs repository. Hope this checks ur query ^. Regards Gurpreet