Has anybody modified cvsweb to get it working w/the latest perl yet?
Or I suppose I can just install the older version of perl and keep it around
for just this.. that could be a PITA tho..
Kevin
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From: Garth Winter Webb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday
Check the URL used to access cvsweb. See if it contains the string:
only_with_tag
Or just remove everything from the URL after the first '?' character and
try accessing cvsweb again.
Somewhere you've set a specific tag against which all files in the CVS
repository are checked (by cvsweb). If
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, Greg A. Woods wrote:
However I would *STRONGLY* advise against trying to use CVS to track and
manage system configurations and I would *NEVER* use it to propogate
system configurations.
I would have to agree.
Yup, you've got to import. Thats how CVS works. CVS does
You're using perl version 5.6.0. I don't think cvsweb currently works
with that version of perl (or at least not without some tweaking). Try
using perl version 5.00503 instead. Its the version just prior to perl
5.6.0.
Garth
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, Hanser, Kevin wrote:
First of all, let me
On Thu, 12 Oct 2000, Carter Alvord wrote:
directory and tell CVS 'go manage that directory or that file.'
I'm not sure what you want here that 'import' and 'checkout' don't
handle. I suspect you dislike the two stop process. Remember CVS is
built to keep track of files and data for
You should ignore the revision numbers. CVS uses a detailed revision
numbering scheme that allows it to keep track of branches. All you need
to know is that after a commit, the revision number of the file will be
greater than it was before the commit.
CVS will let you change the major
On Thu, 5 Oct 2000, Richard J. Duncan wrote:
Is this a know bug in CVS? Is there a known workaround? Maybe some
No it is not a bug. If CVS did this it would be a bad idea for the same
reason that the directive to automatically unedit the file you suggested
would be a bad idea. The known
On Mon, 25 Sep 2000, duncan wrote:
[root@tango build20]# cvs co -r build20 myhost.com/HTDOCS
cvs [server aborted]: cannot open CVS/Entries.Static: No space left on
device
There is most certianly space on the device, to the tune of several
gigs... (trying to check out 20-30 MB)
Are there
On Mon, 25 Sep 2000, Sally Smart Miller wrote:
the structure of our repository is
RW
RW/org
RW/hla
RW/EDU
whenever I do commands at the CVS level they never go into the lower
directories:
cvs editors (in directory d:\RW\)
? org
? hla
? EDU
It looks like 'org', 'hla' and 'EDU'
On Sat, 23 Sep 2000, Bill Shields wrote:
Question: What is the best way to revert all the files back to the
previous individual versions that were good?
$ cvs update -j cur_vers -j prev_vers file
$ cvs commit file
This only works if the latest version is the one you want to get rid
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