Commitinfo - finding files on the server

According to information I've read on the web, when a commit is made on a local machine to a remote server, exact copies (i.e. non-RCS format) of the files being committed are created temporarily on the server so that they are available for commitinfo scripts to act on them. I need to write a

adding unicode files

I'm running cvs 2.0.2 (via WinCVS 1.3) on the client side, and the linux server has version 1.11.5 running. I'm trying to add a unicode file using the -ku option, which my wincvs client seems to think is possible, but I get the following error when I try to do so: cvs server: invalid RCS keyword

Re: remote log information

Thanks, but that doesn't seem to work for me. When I try it, I get a warning that rlog is deprecated (and that I should use the synoymous log instead). It then returns the error that the file or directory cannot be found. I'm running CVS client 1.11 on Windows 2000, and 1.11.5 on the linux

remote log information

I have a script which pulls out of CVS information on changes to a project between two official builds. To do this I am using cvs log with the -r switch to interrogate CVS on individual file revisions. In order to get this to work, it appears I have to have the module checked out onto the PC

using commitinfo and verifymsg

they belong in the repository. Is their anyway of doing that? For info, the version of cvs running on the server is 1.11.5 Thanks Jason Gibbons

Ways to find out about removed files

commands to list the files inside those directories. Thanks. jason gibbons ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs

preventing commits on branches

Does anyone have any example scripts (preferably perl) which can be activated via the commitinfo hook and which can prevent commits to specific branches / by specific people / a combination of both. If no scripts available, any advice on this topic would be appreciated. Jason Gibbons

Problems with WinCVS

Just on the off chance that anyone else has had similar problems: We are running a cvs repository on an NT server, and are using WinCVS on various client machines to access the repository (using NTServer protocol). For most people, there are no problems whatsoever. A couple of machines, however,

Problems with rtag command in WinCVS

service yet, but that would be next on the list I suppose. I really don't want to have to reboot the server. Many thanks to anyone who can help Jason Gibbons (A Clearcase user, new to CVS) ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http