$ cvs -H up
Usage: cvs.exe update [-APCdflRp] [-k kopt] [-r rev] [-D date] [-j rev]
-A Reset any sticky tags/date/kopts.
-P Prune empty directories.
-C Overwrite locally modified files with clean repository
copies.
( . . . )
-W spec
Good Day.
Off the wall question.
We would like to version PLSQL code, but we don't want the repository
to be updated until code has successfully been compiled and deployed to
the DB.
We are likely doing this in an atiquated an backwards approach - mainly
due to artificial restrictions and
One thing that might be helpful is to use CVS with the -t (trace), flag.
This causes CVS to be really verbose as to what it is doing, and my help you
find out where the holdup is.
Example: cvs -t co -r tag-name external src svrcfg
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I cannot file any file or directory on the system called attjcl.. where
is cvs getting this from?
$ cvs -d /x1/cvs/ remove x2/02.00/orarep/cldn010.jsp
cvs remove: file `x2/02.00/orarep/cldn010.jsp' already scheduled for
removal
$ cvs -d /x1/cvs/ commit -m removing
cvs commit: failed to create
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Hey friends,
I have configured cvs server on Fedora Core 3 .There are 2
repositories on the server.I am using SSH protocol for authencation
but the problem is that I am not able to do key based
authentication.Everytime I do import module
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
Daniel,
Some things you might find useful in your quest:
Branching Patterns for Parallel Software Development
[http://www.cmcrossroads.com/bradapp/acme/branching/]
Software Release Methodology [ISBN 0136365647]
The latter source goes over some of the basic of source control management
such as:
connection failed (-1): error:140770FC:SSL
routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:unknown protocol
cvs [checkout aborted]: Connection to server failed
Thanks,
Jason Williard
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Jason Williard wrote:
I just completed the installation
'
server = /usr/local/bin/cvs
server_args = -f authserver
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My assumption is that there should either be a different server or
server_args or both for sserver, but I can't find any documentation on that.
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to the repository.
Is there something that I am missing here?
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http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=18720group_id=88210
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Of Mark D.
We recently moved our CVS repository to another directory on the same
HPUX box. Security remainded identical on all files..
However, we are now unable to checkout files, and likely perform any
other cvs functions.
Is there a procedure moving the CVS repository?
cvs checkout: warning: cannot
When I grant group level write to the the cvs directories everything
seems to work except:
cvs checkout: warning: cannot write to history file
/aacustom/cvs/CVSROOT/history: Permission denied
But now I wonder, granting group level to this file opens us up to
removing these files.
I'm almost
I am unable to generate a patch under Windows for new files that have been
marked as added:
cvs diff -N ruleset.properties
Index: ruleset.properties
===
RCS file: ruleset.properties
diff -N ruleset.properties
cvs diff: nul: Invalid
Is there a way in CVS to report every author and date that has checkout
a source since a given date or release?
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Marylou,
Unfortunately, there is no CVS move command. If you really need to move the
files without using your inefficient method, you have to mess with the RCS
files by hand. There are instructions in the cvshome.org FAQ-O-Matic on how
to accomplish this. Note that though this is the
Please pardon possible repost.
In the book Essential CVS they list a cron script for exporting
(distributing) code and then make mention of how you could automate
the distribution process using the loginfo admin file. Question is,
how could a developer drive a CVS promotion to production if
CVS newbie here trying do a simple test.
I have application files under /a/jcl I want to protect with
versioning.
I created a repository under /a/cvs using user cvs
cvs -d /a/cvs init
$ ls -ll /a
total 0
drwxr-xr-x 6 cvs cvs 96 Oct 4 14:46 cvs/
drwxrwxr-x 3 auser
Following up on my own question - after *some* reading. I guess the
issue for us is that we currently don't stage code. We allow
developers to promote right into production, but use our homegrown VC
only to log changes... don't say it.. I know.
How do I *automatically* publish/distribute checkins
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
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
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
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
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Whew, the smoke's getting thick in here!
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Use it for anything where you want a history of changes and/or files where
multiple people are editing them. I use it for my website as well as app
development. I also put my shell scripts in there too.
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Because you won't be able to change the file until the sticky tag is
removed. A sticky tag means you have the file checked out on a particular
tag. When you want to make changes they have to be on the HEAD or a branch.
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I backup my CVS repository on OS X by using the hdiutil (or you could use
Disk Utility for a nice GUI interface to this tool) to create a disk image.
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It looks to me like your script is broken. The /./ in the middle of the
path although legal does nothing. Why not fix the script?
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I thought COBOL died with Y2K, how much COBOL development still goes on?
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Subject: CVS binary for Unisys MCP
Does anyone know of a binary
need to do? (I also added UseNewInfoFmtStrings=yes to the
CVSROOT/config file)
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The way we approach this in our team is to have a bug tracking database.
When we fix a bug, we put a list of the files that changed in the database.
Then we can query the database by bug number, file, or whatever. It's a
little more work, but more flexible than trying to use CVS for this task.
Well, it's not explicitly supported, but we use the comments field for that
purpose. You can then write a query for that comment field, or more often
look for the defect number and then look at the comments field for the list
of files.
It's by a company called segue. It used to be called
need to do? (I also added UseNewInfoFmtStrings=yes to the
CVSROOT/config file)
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I'm trying to get my company to move to CVS from Source Safe. One of the
concerns that people have raised is that CVS does automatic merging of
changes with the repository. Apparently they had bad experiences with PVCS
which did the same thing. I personally never had these problems with PVCS,
Why not just keep the CVS installation the same on your server and install
CVSNT on your Windows machines? This is the setup that I'm using and it
works just fine.
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they're equivalent (see, I understand now!) I prefer the
first picture.
-chris
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Subject: RE: Branching bug ??? (was Re: Bug
CVS does not like it when you rename files. This is one of it's weaknesses.
In this case I don't see why you want to do this though. You can check out
different versions of the files from CVS, no need to explicitly start
renaming them.
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I
think you'll have much better luck asking this question on the cvsgui
group:
http://groups.yahoo.com/subscribe/cvsgui
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There is a CVS version for Windows NT, I think that would be better than
using VMWare.
http://www.cvsnt.org/
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Hello,
I'm trying to setup cvs for our web developer studio (PHP).
How is this the grep command? It doesn't support regular expressions which
is kind of the whole point of grep isn't it?
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No, I believe cvs will tag the files in the repository, the files in your
working directory are irrelevant for this operation.
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commands to list the files inside those directories. Thanks.
jason gibbons
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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
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,
Hi,
I'm a beginner of CVS and I was wondering what is the difference between tag
and rtag? They both assign symbolic tags to a set of files.
Jason
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Hi,
I was wondering if it's possible to recover a file that is in the Attic
directory? When you remove a file (and committed), the file gets copied to
the Attic directory. For all purposes, it's removed from the repository.
Jason
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I'm trying
to use the export command to export files of a given revision, but am
unsuccessful. The command and options I ran is "cvs export -r 1.2 -d
testing testing123" and the error I get is "tag `1.2' must be a symbolic tag". If I create tags to represent the revisions and run
and "cvs
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)
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for `/tmp/Routers/10.7.0.1.config'
cvs [commit aborted]: correct above errors first!
Any ideas on how to fix this?
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Definitely in favour.
Thanks!
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dag nabbit ... (see below after snipage...)
Ok. Is it at least possible to get a simple list of updated files without
doing an actual update? or get a list of files in a module without doing a
checkout?
Jason A.
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Is it possible to get CVS to display the progress
for the current file? Or the overall progress for an update?
I'm using CVS in my application and would like to
use progress bars to display how much time is left for an update and the
download speed (in KB/s).
Thanks,
Jason A.
folder having dissapeared from the Entries file.
Any idea why this would be happening?
Thanks,
Jason A.
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how to have CVS do this automatically? I've tried
the -d option with no success.
Thanks for all the replies,
Jason A.
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Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 9:06 AM
Subject: Re: it is in the way problem
I believe
wondering if anyone on this list has more experience in this
area and can point out any pitfalls with using
them. Also, if using symbolic links is too dangerous, is there a better
and reasonably easy way to accomplish file
sharing in CVS.
Thanks in advance,
-- Jason
server using TortoiseCVS, it will continuosly prompt me whether the plf
files are text or binary. I'd like to be able to specify that all files of a
certian extension are text.
Thanks,
Jason A.
Cool, thanks for the reply :)
Jason A.
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At 01:49 PM 12/13/2001 -0600, Jason Allen
ould I use CVS to store Visio
diagrams and Access apps, or should I try a different product? Any
feedback is appreciated.
Cheers,
Jason
"c:\test" moduleName
then no "moduleName" folder is created and
everything checks out normally,which would be fine exceptI only want
to checkout certain directories within the module.
Any help is appreciated!
Jason A.
Hmm, if I do this:
cvs co -d c:/test -l moduleName
then i get a folder called moduleName in my c:\test directory, which is
what I don't want :(
Jason A.
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Doesn't work with or without the -N option :(
Jason A.
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On Thu, Oct 25, 2001 at 01:24:17PM -0600, Jason Allen wrote
line.
Thanks for you help!
Jason A.
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Jason Allen writes:
Hmm, if I do this:
cvs
the more travelled on the
list. I hope there's already a solution for this scenario, though I couldn't
find anything on the cvshome.org Web site or in a Google search.
Thanks,
Jason
PS: Here are some of my ideas:
1) Create a Perl script/Cron job (run every 15 minutes) which would basically
I'm gotten into a strange situation where I can't remove a
subdirectory from my repository.
[jasonrm@nightshade dist]$ cvs -z6 update -P -d
cvs server: Updating .
cvs server: Updating TMDA
cvs server: Updating bin
cvs server: Updating contrib
cvs server: Updating doc
cvs server: Updating htdocs
I figured out a way to check the module out into an existing directory. I
simply created a CVS folder and then created an empty Entries file and
created a empty Repository file and add the name of the module to the
Repository file.
Now it works great, thanks for your help Matthew.
Jason
directory and it creates a new one, everything works
fine. The problem is I need to be able to check it out
into an existing directory.
Anyone know a way to fix this?
Thanks,
Jason A.
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Jason Allen wrote:
Hi,
I am having a problem
in
that case?
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Forgive me, I'm new!Does anyone have a
detailed description of how to be notified via email WITHOUT using CVS Watch
On? Here's what I want to accomplish. I want people to be
notified when ANY of a whole group of files is "edit"ed "unedit"ed
"commit"ed etc. But we don't want the developers
Forgive me, I'm new!Does anyone have a
detailed description of how to be notified via email WITHOUT using CVS Watch
On? Here's what I want to accomplish. I want people to be
notified when ANY of a whole group of files is "edit"ed "unedit"ed
"commit"ed etc. But we don't want the developers
The windows binaries can be found at:
ftp://ftp.cvshome.org/pub/cvs-1.11/windows/
Please see the README.txt fot the release details.
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ings that will
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will let you know once we find the defunct hardware or firewall.
Thanks,
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Is there any plan to put a Win32 client binary up at cvshome.org?
It will be posted on http://www.cvshome.org as soon as it is ready.
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connection to the repository? Is there something else I
should be looking for? Or is anyone else seeing this?
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word.
You can find more info in the CVS Manual,
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_2.html#SEC29.
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Noel L Yap wrote:
I get an error when I click on the link below. It looks like
ftp://ftp.cvshome.org/pub/pre doesn't exist.
Correcting this problem now. It will be up shortly.
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Noel L Yap wrote:
I got the tarball. Just one comment so far. It'd be nice if the tarball
created its own subdirectory (eg cvs-1.11-pre) upon untarring.
Very good point. I have corrected this.
Thanx,
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you at the cvs repository for cvs. The 'co -c' shows you the
output of the modules file and the 'co modules' checks out the modules file so you
can check it out.
Or you can read about it in the manual,
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_18.html#SEC155
Hope it helps
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32 bit checksum that can be upadted from
either end (inspired by Mark Adler's Adler-32 checksum)'', according
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