Hi,
Iam a new face to cvs and would like to know if there is option where I can lock
a tag.
The scenario goes like this
When I create a tag, I add files on to it. At a later point of time I can add
more files on to the
tag. But I would not like others to tamper with my tag .. That is to say .
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Sajeesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> Iam a new face to cvs and would like to know if there is option where
> I can lock a tag. The scenario goes like this When I create a tag,
> I add files on to it. At a later point of time I can add mo
Hi,
Iam a new face to cvs and would like to know if there is option where I can lock a tag.
The scenario goes like this
When I create a tag, I add files on to it. At a later point of time I can add more
files on to the
tag. But I would not like others to tamper with my tag .. That is to say
Purushotham Komaravolu wrote:
Hi,
I am new to CVS administration.I need help in seting up the following.
1) Read only access to repository:
Developers ger read/write
access but QA and others get read-only access.
As an alternative, give developers
> You could have trouble if Windows and Linux have a different idea of
> file line endings - you'd probably need to use the Cygwin CVS client
> or another that won't insert carriage returns when checking out text
> files on Windows.
Most windows clients have an option for Linux line endings - but t
Purushotham Komaravolu writes:
>
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> I am new to CVS administration.I need help in seting up the
> following.
> 1) Read only access to repository:
>
Braden McDaniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>I was hoping to be able to share CVS working directories between
>boots to Linux and Windows by putting them on a FAT
>partition. However, I'm running into the problem that case is not
>preserved for file names not longer than 8 characters. For instance
Hi,
I am new to CVS
administration.I need help in seting up the following.
1) Read only access to repository:
Developers ger read/write access but QA and others get
read-only access.
2) Multiple teams sharing different
modules:
Release 3.0 of Dick Grune's original CVS scripts were published to the
comp.sources.unix newsgroup, volume 22 issue 13. You can find them at
the following URL:
ftp://gatekeeper.research.compaq.com/pub/usenet/comp.sources.unix/volume22/cvs3.0/
Don't expect much in the way of the kind of documenta
On Wed, 10 Dec 2003, SCMLinux for CM wrote:
> I'm looking for the original CVS shell scripts that were written
> to interact with RCS. Is there a quick link I can go to that has the
> archived scripts?
They were posted to the mod.sources Usenet newsgroup by Dik Grune
sometime in 1986 as a shell
I'm looking for the original CVS shell scripts that were written to interact with RCS.
Is there a quick link I can go to that has the archived scripts? Mostly for
historical reasons, I'd like to read the code and see how the developers originally
envisioned their needs.
Regards,
Christian A
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> > Is there a way of enforcing exclusive checkout in CVS?
> >
>
> Todd Denniston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> read the following message if you want more insight as to why, and if
> you are not afraid of patching your tools, there patches for you
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David Wood wrote:
>Now I'm really out on a limb, but, what user is sshd running as before it
>switches? Does logging into sshd without a password, using a key instead,
>merely mean that no switch from this "default sshd user" occurs? If that's
>the ca
Now I'm really out on a limb, but, what user is sshd running as before it
switches? Does logging into sshd without a password, using a key instead,
merely mean that no switch from this "default sshd user" occurs? If that's
the case, can we adjust the "default user" that sshd runs as?
[EMAIL PRO
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Nathan Kidd wrote:
> Derek Robert Price wrote:
>
>>> I didn't carefully read over this whole list of permutations, but at
>>> first glance, perhaps it's just the domain for oberon that's missing?
>>>
>>> e.g.
>>>
>>> net use z: \\empress\oberon /user:
Derek Robert Price wrote:
I didn't carefully read over this whole list of permutations, but at
first glance, perhaps it's just the domain for oberon that's missing?
e.g.
net use z: \\empress\oberon /user:empress\oberon
Yep. That's it, I just also have to login using a password rather than
my
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Derek Robert Price wrote:
> Nathan Kidd wrote:
>
> >It took me some time to figure out the syntax, but I've now tried
> >various permutations of net use. I mostly am causing it to generate a
> >lot of system errors:
> >
> >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~
> >>
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Nathan Kidd wrote:
>> It took me some time to figure out the syntax, but I've now tried
>> various permutations of net use. I mostly am causing it to generate a
>> lot of system errors:
>>
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~
>>> $ net use z: '\\empress\oberon' /
Masanori Watanabe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm looking for a way to copy the history and tag
> information from one branch to another when I merge
> the changes made in one branch into another ?
> Does anybody know how ?
You don't need to copy anything. The history and tags for all bran
I'm looking for a way to copy the history and tag
information from one branch to another when I merge
the changes made in one branch into another ?
Does anybody know how ?
Masanori Watanabe
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vikas arora writes:
>
> I am new user of CVS, just want to incorporate it for the source code
> management of FMBs and FMXs.Just wanted to know whether it is possible to
> check out a single file using cvs or do i need to set up the repository
> first and then only I be able to checkout the files.
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Andy Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Larry, Larry, Larry,... Trust me. If you've never encountered
> > constructs like @_, my, local($wd, @files); scalars, arrays... (and
> > btw, 'local' is not local, 'my' is local...how cute), reading it is
>
At 09:16 am 10/12/03, Mark D. Baushke wrote:
The files in contrib are there because some folks think they are useful.
And they *are* useful. No doubt. Perl is a very powerful language. It's
just that it's a very powerful language that some people have trouble reading.
Here I've written some sc
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I am new user of CVS, just want to incorporate it for the source code
management of FMBs and FMXs.Just wanted to know whether it is possible to
check out a
Larry, Larry, Larry,... Trust me. If you've never encountered constructs
like @_, my, local($wd, @files); scalars, arrays... (and btw, 'local' is
not local, 'my' is local...how cute), reading it is doable but tediously
slow. I'm reminded of a friend's admonition in college. He said:
"Physic
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