Larry Jones wrote:
Derek R. Price writes:
Well, you missed at least one link:
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_16.html#SEC134
Like Tom, I don't see any description of the output format there.
Well, the record types were listed. I thought I recalled that being the question
Larry Jones wrote:
But they're listed in the context of specifying the record types to
extract -- it requires a major leap of faith to infer that they have
something to do with the output as well. (And as people who have read
The Phantom Tollbooth know, jumping to conclusions can get you
A.R. (Tom) Peters wrote:
On Mon, 21 May 2001, Shailesh Garg wrote:
I am not able to find any command that give me list of all the builds.
I recently installed CVS and moved all source from microsoft VSS. It's all working
fine from last three weeks.
I second that. I inherited a
Harald Kucharek wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear all,
I'm trying to build an automatic build script via ant. I can't work out
how to by-pass the password authentication required by cvs, to make the
build process a simple one-click and wait procedure.
The doco on the
Jeeva Chelladhurai wrote:
Hi,
I have tones of obsoleted file in my repository, I don't want the
developers to get them when they do check outs.
Would I be able to hide them from check outs?
RTFM: 'cvs rm -f'
Derek
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Todd Mortensen wrote:
I have used cvs in the past to manage small projects, This is the first
time I have used it to manage a php website.
The setup I did is as follows.
I imported the document root of the website.
Then removed that copy and checked out a fresh copy from the repository
Krapp, Philipp wrote:
but I can't see the changes on the server. The file is still the same and
doesn't gets updated after my commit!
'cvs update'?
Derek
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Spinelli, Francois wrote:
Hello,
One of my colleagues is trying to connect a server to use is CVS
application. This server is located on the Internet zone. Apparently, this
application tries to use only port 2401. And our proxy doesn't really like
this port. What can we do to solve this
Thornley, David wrote:
BTW, I've run into an inconvenience. In the process of checking over
one another's code, we're constantly using CVS in other people's
directories (primarily cvs diff). Is there a way to avoid having
to cvs login in every new account accessed, since the trees in
I just submitted an almost complete patch to enable SSL with CVS via the
stunnel application to [EMAIL PROTECTED] if anybody wants to play with
it. I think it is stuck on a stupid stunnel bug/misconfiguration since
almost everything works, but I most likely won't have time to deal with
it for a
Derek R. Price wrote:
Hmmm come to think of it I never tried sticking tcpclient in in
place of stunnel to test the stunnel bug theory... that may be a good
place to start for anyone who has time.
Okay, I take that back. I just tried sticking tcpserver in in place of stunnel
and my
Greg A. Woods wrote:
[ On Monday, May 21, 2001 at 17:12:11 (-0400), Derek R. Price wrote: ]
Subject: Re: CVS SSL
P.S. the following script is necessary to use tcpclient with the patch:
[dprice@empress ccvs-ssl]$ cat tmp.sh
#! /bin/sh
cat 6
cat 7
tell tcpclient to exec
litter wrote:
Hello,
I'm not sure if I'm sending this to the right person in the right way, forgive me if
I'm wrong.
I'm a user of cvs under Win98/NT and we use cvs with archives
on both Windows and Unix machines, across Samba.
Mapping a Unix share onto a drive letter using Samba,
then
Larry Jones wrote:
Derek R. Price writes:
Date: Saturday April 28, 2001 @ 22:25
Author: dprice
Now *THAT'S* what I call good response time! :-)
Unfortunately, they already made me promise to give the time machine back. :)
Derek
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Dan York wrote:
Derek,
Actually, I'm pretty certain that the server is the only one that needs to be
upgraded
for the diff fix if you're using client/server. I probably should have noted that
in
the NEWS file, but I wasn't positive. I know that the reverse is true - upgrading
just
Ingolf Steinbach wrote:
Hi,
could someone with write permissions please make sure that
cvs1-11-1 is in CVSROOT/val-tags? Thanks.
% cvs up -r cvs1-11-1
cvs [server aborted]: cannot write /home2/cvsroot/CVSROOT/val-tags: Permission denied
% cat CVS/Root
:pserver:[EMAIL
Larry Jones wrote:
Todd Denniston writes:
thor:~/cvs/repo/ccvs$ cvs -z2 update
cvs [server aborted]: update requires write access to the repository
thor:~/cvs/repo/ccvs$ cat CVS/Root
:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home2/cvsroot
thor:~/cvs/repo/ccvs$
Sorry, folks -- I broke read-only
Larry Jones wrote:
Derek R. Price writes:
(And make the val-tags file
world-writable if you didn't already.)
I thought you rendered this unecessary?
It's no longer strictly necessary, but it's still a good idea.
Why? I'd rather have any anonymous users coming in as nobody
Larry Jones wrote:
Sorry, folks -- I broke read-only access in CVS 1.11.1. I've just
checked in a fix.
Is this something you could write a sanity case for?
Derek
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mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] CollabNet (
There was a minor bug in 1.11.1 preventing read-only checkouts. This
release fixes it.
NEWS FILE: http://cvshome.org/dev/NEWS-1.11.1p1.txt
DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS: http://cvshome.org/download.html
DOWNLOAD DIRECT: ftp://ftp.cvshome.org/pub or http://ftp.cvshome.org
Source patches
There is a new interim release of CVS. It contains mostly bugfixes and
a few enhancements. See the NEWS and ChangeLog files in the
distribution for details.
Instructions for downloading can be found at
http://cvshome.org/downloads.html .
So far only Linux binaries have been posted. Binary
Srimal Gunawardena wrote:
This is what I am getting;
iNet:/usr/local/bincvs login
(Logging in to [EMAIL PROTECTED])
CVS password:
cvs [login aborted]: recv() from server
204.143.101.100: EOF
Actually, without looking at your example, that's probably the result of a
bug. CVS _does_ directly diff the three versions but it was using the
wrong version ass the ancestor in addition to some toher problems for
awhile. That's been fixed in the dev version, and it's about time for a
new
Laird J. Nelson wrote:
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How about reading the manual to learn what the commands and options do
and just using the Usage messages to refresh your memory.
Oh, come on. Normally I'm all for succinctness, but this is downright
silly as an
Paul Sander wrote:
I can say from experience that assembling a sandbox from an unlocked
repository is no more or less safe than any out-of-date sandbox, provided
the CVS metadata are correct with respect to the contents of the working
files. In either case, a "cvs update" is required (with
Joe Kaiping wrote:
Actually, I thought I would need to use both pserver and ssh. ssh for my
personal CVS usage, and pserver for when CVS is executed only as a reader
from within a script. (The script will be used to automatically update a
web site with files contained in CVS)
Can you
Paul Sander wrote:
Have you looked into the way that RCS works? It does not replace the
RCS files in-place; it makes a modified copy in its lock file, and then
renames the lock file on top of the original.
Yeah, I knew that. Thanks.
I've used this method with great success for years,
The main CVS repository is down while we switch the DNS records to point
at its new location. It should be up again within the hour.
Thanks for your patience.
Derek
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mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] CollabNet (
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
The main CVS repository is down while we switch the DNS records to point
at its new location. It should be up again within the hour.
Thanks for your patience.
Okay, it's back up again. Please let me know if there are any problems.
Derek
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Nathan Herring wrote:
Larry writes:
How is import supposed to know to do that, though?
Import knows the name and branch version of the vendor branch, has a
list of files to import, and has a list of files already in the
repository. This is all it needs to know. Now use the following
Sasa Brcerevic wrote:
Why did not 'edit -c' make it to the cvs 1.11 and yet it is on the
windows version of cvs 1.10.8?
Most likely you were using a patched version of 1.10.8.
The answer to the more general question of why 'edit -c' isn't in cvs
1.11 has to do with the lack of some of the
Guillaume Cot wrote:
I am using the command line client of CVS on my windows NT4.0 computer
with directory. Every thing work fine if I don't have any conflict, but
when I try ro update a file that is also localy modified, I systematicly
have the following error :
retrieving revision 1.2
I've never used this patch before, so take the following advice with a
grain of salt:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1)I have down loaded the cvs1.11 in to Unix.
Is this the version the patch was originally created from? If not you
can expect to do a bit of porting.
3) Now we tried to apply the
Sean Preston wrote:
thing is that when I checkout a tree from the cvs repository all the files
permissions are read only and yet I have read/write access to the files.
If I manually change the permissions then I can edit the files and commit
them back.
Are the files being watched (look up
Saima Iqbal wrote:
So I'm getting this error when I try to checkin/commit any of the files in a
particular tree. Anyone have a clue what this is about?
cvs [ commit aborted] could not open lock file '.../Server.java,' Permission
Denied.
Now, I have the right permission, I know that.
Guillaume Cot wrote:
What version of the client and server are you using (send me the output of
'cvs version')? I can't find the error message you mention in the current
source.
There it is :
Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.10.5 (client)
Copyright (c) 1989-1998 Brian Berliner,
"Largent, Jim" wrote:
I have a project on the CVS server that has been running fine. I wanted to
add another separate project and added another --allow-root statement into
the inetd.conf file now when I try to access the server I get:
cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from
any other thoughts?
-Original Message-----
From: Derek R. Price [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
inetd.conf into two lines? Test the command on a command line until you
can
get it to reply with the "bad auth" stuff when you hit return. Then copy
it
back into inetd.conf.
Eric Siegerman wrote:
On Fri, Mar 23, 2001 at 09:19:32AM -0500, Derek R. Price wrote:
Basically, import would have to look up the tip of the vendor branch
before execution to obtain the list of files present during the last
import.
Not "before execution". Instead, &quo
Eric Siegerman wrote:
Note that if all of these conditions are met except the last one,
ie. the ,v file has an appropriate vendor branch, but the latest
revision on that branch is marked "dead", then of course the new
release tag should be added to that dead revision -- as happens
now for
Noel L Yap wrote:
Note that these patches are against cvs-1.11 and I have very minimal testing on
them.
You'll get the best results if any _submitted_ patches are against the dev version.
The less
work that has to be done to get the thing properly into the tree as usably and
maintainably
Peter Biechele wrote:
We have renamed a user from say user1 to the new name user2:
Now we still have edits/wazches of the old user name in some of our modules
in the Repo.
Is there a nice/easy/fast way to get rid of ALL remainings of this user in
the CVS Repo Files
su - username
Ivan Saenz wrote:
I've would like to know the posible risk of introducing unproperly
binary files in a repository.
Page through the manual for the bits on EOL substitution and keyword
substitution.
Derek
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Igor Prystay wrote:
Does it possible to run two separate CVS pserver on different computers
with the identical CVS repository and read-write access ?
Assuming you mean the repository is on a shared disk, sure, but make
certain you use compatible NFS versions. This last warning is *VERY*
Noel L Yap wrote:
Yes, maybe that would give me enough of a hint to get the gist of sanity.sh.
[ . . . ]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2001.03.21 20:47:59
add any checks for the new features. I can send you a sanity.sh diff if you
want.
As far as hints are concerned, the basics are pretty
"Fisher, Shane" wrote:
When I follow the example from the Cederqvist manual where you create a
directory tree from scratch, I find that CVS only creates the project at the
topmost hierarchy. For example:
CVS won't import a directory unless it contains files or needs to import a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We add a gz file whose size is 28054812 with "cvs add -kb file.gz".
We then delete the local file, and enter "cvs update file.gz".
This produces the message "cvs [update aborted]: end of file from
server", and a bad file whose size is 28048345.
If we make a new gz
Larry Jones wrote:
Largent, Jim writes:
Is there some trick to getting information similar to cvs log without a
working copy?
Not that I know of. There should be an rlog command to do that, but
it's never been implemented. (There used to be an rlog command that
did something
Kudiyarasan wrote:
Hi ,
Now my position is --All developers can check in files in main
trunk except few . And that few developers can only check in files in
branch trunk , they are not allowed to check in files in main trunk .
i.e how can I restrict main trunk but branch trunk ? .
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
Noel L Yap wrote:
I'd also want to see documentation updates (to cvs.texinfo) before I'd check
this
in.
It looks like cvs.texinfo is easy enough to change, but can you tell me how I
can test those changes?
$ cd doc
$ make info
You kn
srikrishnan wrote:
I would like to restrict some group of users only to access the branch
and not the main trunk and vice versa. how can i achieve this.
Please help me. I need it badly.
I think there are some patches floating around which allow this. Try
searching the mail archives and/or
David Kornmann wrote:
I am experiencing some connection problem with our cvs server. Basically cvs is
hanging everytime
I execute and update, commit, add command. Whether I am connecting to the server
with pserver
of ssh does not matter, the command is always hanging. If I attempt to
Martin Entlicher wrote:
Yes, thanks for the replies. I know, that I can do a merge on the branch
with the HEAD. But I thought, that "cvs ci -r .." makes it simpler. I
want to have two exactly the same revisions on the main trunk and on the
branch. We have branched stable version of our
Rui Cordeiro wrote:
Is there any option to tell to the cvs update to ignore the files that are in the
repository but not in the working directory.
I want to update, in one step, only the files that I have checkout.
Don't pass '-d' to update?
Derek
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Larry Jones wrote:
Annette Waters writes:
Could you please explain how the time is used by CVS. Is it used to
determine if a file has changed? Or, does it always look at the contents of
the files to determine changes?
CVS looks at the timestamp first; if it hasn't changed, then CVS
irina sturm wrote:
Hi everyone,
A second question: is it possible to
disallow use of certain options with
cvs commands? I know of the possibility
to impose options through .cvsrc, but
what I really need is to say, for example,
that "cvs admin" should never be used
with option -d, or
Richard Otruba wrote:
repository (i.e. commit, tag, etc.) gives the "can't chdir..." error
specified in the subject line. The original implementer of CVS is no longer
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_21.html#SEC182
for the answer to this *VERY* frequently asked question. CVSHome.org
Eric Siegerman wrote:
On Wed, Mar 21, 2001 at 02:54:18PM -0500, Derek R. Price wrote:
Rui Cordeiro wrote:
Is there any option to tell to the cvs update to ignore the files that are in
the repository but not in the working directory.
I want to update, in one step, only the files
Serge Smirnov wrote:
-- SarcinaAnnotation.xls
new revision: 1.18; previous revision: 1.17
cvs [commit aborted]: could not open lock file
`/seq/software/src/Annotation/cvsroot/website/annotatorWeb/docs/,SarcinaAnnotation.xls,':
File exists
That lock file shouldn't be there. Search the
"David H. Thornley" wrote:
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
Eric Siegerman wrote:
On Wed, Mar 21, 2001 at 02:54:18PM -0500, Derek R. Price wrote:
Rui Cordeiro wrote:
Is there any option to tell to the cvs update to ignore the files that are
in the repository bu
Larry Jones wrote:
Derek R. Price writes:
Okay, that makes sense, but couldn't you achieve the same effect with a library?
Where the exec would have been, the server's main function gets called and the
whole process exits immediately upon return from that function?
I don't think so
Anita Chacko wrote:
I want to send mail to cvs users only once for every
fixed number of commits/updates.How can I achieve
this??Can anyone suggest how I can change any scripts?
Can I change anything to send a consolidated mail once
an hour or so?
Pls help as our users are being
Noel L Yap wrote:
OK, the strategy I've picked is to submit three separate patches:
1. "multiple_edits" which will allow multiple edits per user per file.
2. "reservations" which will allow users to have "reserved" locks on files.
3. "multiple_edits+reservations" which will have both of the
Peter Disiot wrote:
Hello All
I'm setting up the cvs box to send notification emails to a list of
people. I have set the loginfo admin file to :
DEFAULT (echo ""; id; echo %{sVv}; date; cat)
$CVSROOT/CVSROOT/commitlog
And the notify admin file to:
ALL mail %s -s"CVS notification"
And
Monika Wolff wrote:
I have a problem checking out files into via smbmount mounted
directories, always getting the message:
cvs checkout: in directory hausing:
cvs checkout: cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: Datei oder
Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot open
Noel L Yap wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2001.03.15 08:44:37
Are these patched backwards/forwards compatible? i.e. what happens when the
client and server are out of synch on any of these patches?
ME = multiple_edits, R = reservations, MER = multiple_edits+reservations, ! =
not
present
Noel L Yap wrote:
Oh, yes, that's right, if either the client or the server doesn't support "-c",
the operation won't go through.
IIRC, "cvs editors" will work regardless of who supports multiple edits since
the client will first check to see if the server supports the feature. In the
Alexander Kamilewicz wrote:
2. After the code freeze and before the build (which is me doing cvs
rtag and then updating our test box with said tag), the "gatekeeper"
will look at all "tags" and decide what "features" and/or "fixes" will
go into the build.
3. I'll do the build via a
Trent Eggleston wrote:
Now, whenever anyone trys to commit any file, error messages
are printed for each and every one of the aforementioned files:
cvs update: move away Makefile; it is in the way
cvs update: move away .
I cannot determine what this message means. However, the
Robert Davies wrote:
bout to put a project into a cvs repository. The project is a visual
programming tool that has multiple toolboxes. When a new toolbox is created, a
heirarchy of directory/files is created. When the project is in cvs, when I
create a new toolbox is it possible to add the
Praveen Sinha wrote:
Is it possible to give access permission(Read/Write) to a group of
individuals working on a branch taken from main trunk.So that the persons
working on main trunk and branch to avoid modifying the files
accidently.One person from both the team can be granted
Assar Westerlund wrote:
[... Kerberos explanations ...]
I hope this makes it clearer.
Yeah, it does. I want to get Kerberos set up here so I can do some testing
before I check things in, but it should go in. It'll probably be a few weeks
since I'm going to be on vacation next week.
A few
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I have a question for all CVS gurus.
We have a soft. dev. project with development on Window as well as
Solaris.
I need to create a diff file which i can use to "patch" it on Solaris.
I have added new files to project (on windows NT). These
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
The work around, if you're not daring enough to grab a dev version of
Oh, and if you are daring enough to install the dev version, it has to be
installed on the server end for the fix to work. Maybe on the server client
end, but I think this one was s
irina sturm wrote:
- What should I do with the CVSROOT/*
files? As people may need to create
their own aliases, or whatever other
modifications to do on them, I decide
to leave them on free access to everybody.
I don't know what the impact of
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
irina sturm wrote:
- What should I do with the CVSROOT/*
files? As people may need to create
their own aliases, or whatever other
modifications to do on them, I decide
to leave them on free access to
Rui Cordeiro wrote:
Is there a way to represent a path in the loginfo file with spaces characters,
something like:
"^users/my home"
Not currently, no.
Derek
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John Scott - Outlook wrote:
I had talked to somebody a while back (can't remember their name now) who
was looking at makeing a patch to cvs to allow you to specify the port
number on the command line. Something like setting CVSROOT env var to
:pserver:user@host(port):/path_to_cvs_repos
The
Larry Jones wrote:
Kudiyarasan writes:
2. When I use cvs log or cvs diff for a module having nearly
1000 files , pserver is getting down .
Message is shown like the following at the middle
cvs [log aborted]: connect to nms-build:2401 failed: Connection
refused
Donald Sharp wrote:
The current implementation prevents via the safe_location() function
( in checkout.c ).
safe_location() follows symlinks back to find the actual location. The
problem that I am having is that repositories are not where they
say they are due to mount issues.
For
Forrest Aldrich wrote:
we use CVS to maintain our DNS data. We also use a DNS regression
suite (see http://www.quick.com.au/help/dns.html) to do pre-commit
checks - very handy.
The above toolset includes facilities for generating PTR records.
If/when we re-configure said tool, it can
Brian Sequeira wrote:
Hello,I am a newbie on this list and also with CVS and GNU
Makefiles. I have a few questions and any help would be greatly
appreciated:We have no CM tool in place for anything besides code(CVS
and GNU Makefiles) . What do we use for Non-CI's like documenting bug
fixes,
Peter Ajamian wrote:
The passwords are not stored plain text in the passwd file, they have to
be encrypted with the crypt() function. There's a utility available
that I just finished work on this past week which will maintain the
passwd and readers files for you automatically (it works
"David A. Cobb" wrote:
Second try I let CVS start SSH, as it should do. The /attached/ session
log shows that it went fine until the SSH passed the "cvs server"
command up to its counterpart. Then nothing!
Try executing various commands, leading up to cvs commands in an ssh shell.
m the only one using this branch (it's just a temporary development
branch), so I don't have to worry about affecting anyone else.
- Dennis
- Original Message -----
From: "Derek R. Price" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Dennis Jones" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: "CVS Mailing List&q
Larry and I started discussing adding some file names to CVS's default
ignore list due to a recent patch from Assar Westerluund and, I guess,
an earlier one from Pavel Roskin. I don't expect that an extremely long
discussion is either needed or desired, but does anyone have any
comments about
Forrest Aldrich wrote:
We have a series of scripts from quick.com.au that will assist us in
managing our DNS pools. The author mentions that a patch may be required
in order to avoid command line argument limitations, especially in the case
of 500 zones (which we have).
I'm no
Larry Jones wrote:
Tracy Brown writes:
I've never gotten this message before during the make install:
if [ ! -f ./CVSvn.texi ]; then ln -s ./CVSvn.texi . || ln ./CVSvn.texi .
|| cp ./CVSvn.texi . ; else true; fi
makeinfo ./cvs.texinfo -o cvs.info
makeinfo: not found
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
Well, they only need write permissions to directories they need write access to
if you enable a LockDir directory they have write access to. And if the
CVSROOT/history file exists I think they need write access to that too, but not
to the CVSROOT direct
Matt Smith wrote:
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
1. cvsadminas a user or group?
There is no 'cvsadmin' account. However, you should set up a cvs group, and
add all the accounts that will use cvs to this group.
Actually, CVS does
Chris Shepherd wrote:
I have been working on online housing for the campus I work at. I just
incorporated php sessions. I have a couple of directories one of which
is an administrative directory for all web admin interfaces. Anyways
after I made all of my changes I updated. Everything went
Stephen Rasku wrote:
Peter McKenzie wrote:
Hi,
It seems that empty directories are not checked out when you checkout
using
the -r option to specify a tag. Is this a known bug or feature? Any
workaround available?
It's a feature. CVS assumes that the directory is empty because that
Rob Helmer wrote:
Cool. Thanks again.
Random question : is there an easy way to make these the
defaults for all users of a given system? i.e., can I point
an environment variable to it and have the client pick that
up as the path to the /etc/cvsrc ?
No, but you could link each user's
"HSNS (P) LTD., India" wrote:
hai, I'm having Windows based CVS. CVS 1.10.5 (client).
Also I've implemented windows workgroup in LAN with 20 systems.
Can I implement client/server based CVS in this workgroup?
Should I get any new version of this CVS software to make this
arrangement? Also
Assar Westerlund wrote:
"Derek R. Price" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How does this affect installation and configuration by the end user?
Not at all. Before, you had to have a key for cvs@gethostname(), but
now any key stored in /etc/krb5.keytab can be used for
authentication. W
"de Jong, Mark" wrote:
Derek, I am running K5 release 1.1 from MIT. I found gssapi.h and have tried
to compile using your current version of CVS (1.11). I want to get this to
work before moving on to your new release. :) I get a series of errors while
compiling:
Undefined symbol
Brad Chisholm wrote:
On Wed, Feb 14, 2001 at 09:58:46PM -0500, Derek R. Price wrote:
Well, it didn't seem very hard to do, so I had configure search for
nanosleep, usleep, and select in that order, then use them in the same
order of preference, falling back on sleep as a last resort
Shubhabrata Sengupta wrote:
Does CVS not operate on the ,v files directly. Or does
it create RCS files and then renames them to the
corresponding ,v files.
It creates lock files which are really temporary RCS files then moves
those over the original file when done.
Derek
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Matthew Berney wrote:
The exact cvs commands in use are:
cvs up -r IP3 (update to the target branch)
cvs up -j Last_Merge_IP2 -j IP2 file (merge changes since last merge)
As you can see, the R2_0 branch is not even included here. And yes, we are
sure that the "Last_Merge_IP2" is on
For posterity.
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Laine Stump wrote:
I just patched the WinNT files to use a "kind
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