Thank you all very much for your help...
I have read another manual written by one job-mate (more reduced... but now
I know that it misses several important aspects ;-) instead of the official
one... I apologize for annoying you all with these silly questions.
Thanks you all again, and best rega
Hi everybody,
I'm tracking a third party software within my CVS repository. Till now, what
I've done is this:
1.- Downloaded the initial release of the 3rd party software.
2.- Create a new module within my CVS repository.
3.- Work within the HEAD main branch.
Now, another release of that 3rd par
Hi,
finally I solved my 'silly' problem.. I was so fool that I didn't realized
(when I browsed the CVS manual for the first time) that I could use vim to
edit my log messages, simply by typing:
cvs commit
That's without the option: -m "Line 1\nLine 2"
When I write my log messages from vim, with s
Hi,
when I checked-in modules from WinCVS to the repository, I was allowed to
include log messages with several lines... I noticed that it was translated
to this command:
cvs commit -m "Line 1\nLine 2\nLine 3"
So, now I work from command-line at a linux terminal, and I try to check-in
my modules
[ On Wednesday, June 5, 2002 at 10:37:57 (-0400), Larry Jones wrote: ]
> Subject: Re: Tracking third party software
>
> 1. EXPORT the original sources (cvs export -rv1_13)
Hi,
What's the difference between checking-out the 'avendor' branch (with the
'arelease' tag) and then patching... and expo
When I started one project and setup my CVS, I included in my repository the
sources for GNU tar... I used the VENDOR (GNU) and VERSION (v1_13) tags when
importing the modules... and get on modifying those sources within the main
trunk...
Now I would like to add to that branch the changes include
Hi,
I have two subdirectories 'a' and 'b' in my CVS-repository... I would like
to know if it's possible to modify the Modules files so that, whenever I
checkout module 'a' it creates:
The hierarchy for a at my local working directory
The hierarchy for c at 'mylocal working directo
I have come up to one proposed soñution for this problem, changing the
/etc/xinetd.d/cvspserver settings to look like this:
service cvspserver
{
socket_type = stream
protocol= tcp
wait= no
user= nobody
server = /
Hi,
I have set up my repository (I think I have ;-), and can successfully import
modules... but, when I try to checkout those new modules, it gives me the
following error:
cvs checkout -P Documentación (in directory D:\Trabajo\WebPhone)
cvs server: cannot open /root/.cvsignore: Permission denied
Excuse me,
but I made a terrible mistake... my problem had nothing to do with cvs
itself... but with xinetd. I'm sorry,
Miguel Ángel Ripalda Marín
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Hi,
I have installed CVS in my server, created the repository, assigned the
correct permissions to group cvs, and added the developers to that group.
I have also included in /etc/services the following services:
cvspserver 2401/tcp
cvspserver 2401/udp
cvsup 5999/tcp
cvsup
Hi,
once that I've imported a file hierarchy as a whole module, is it possible
to define groups of subdirectories as different sub-modules, so that I can
work with the whole hierarchy or only with groups of subdirectories?
Bets regards
Miguel Ángel
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Hi everyone,
I'm newbie at CVS, and would like to start as soon as possible to include my
own customized Linux distro under change control... I've read the doc writen
by Berliner and browsed the other by Cederqvist, but couldn't get practical
guidelines to put third party software under changel c
> Hi everybody,
>
> I'm working with the following environment:
> 1.- CVS 1.10.7 on my linux RedHat 6.2 server
> 2.- WinCVS 1.11 on mi NT4 client machine
>
> I have created the group cvs and its user adminCVS, then the
> /usr/local/cvsroot directory, this repository and the subdirectories are
>
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