Merging Branches and temporary suspension of keyword

Hi! We merge our bugfixes branch every night into the main trunk just so that our bugfix branch does not travel too far from the main trunk. On the main trunk we do a cvs update -j BRANCH_NAME module/file/dir However far too many files get conflicts just because of the keywords. The Open

CVS Manual Translation Project initiated (0.2.3)

Begin3 Title: CVSMTP Version:0.2.3 Entered-date: 02APR00 Description:CVS Manual Translation Project (CVSMTP) Project to translate the CVS documentation into german may be other languages. Coordination should be done by

RE: CVS history command (cvsnt server)

Tony, Worked first go! Thanks! Regs, Arthur -Original Message- From: Tony Hoyle [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 9:50 PM To: Arthur Barrett Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: Re: CVS history command (cvsnt server) Arthur Barrett wrote: Any

A Question on Binary Files

Hi All, I would like to ask a question on binary files. For the right now, I am using cvs-1.10 and WinCVS as Front End. I have been imported the binary files as binary type in the cvs. and then use admin function to turn it binary. But no matter what kinds of functions that I have been

multiple repositories.

Could someone point me in the right direction for setting up a shell script for inetd to call since I have 4 repositories and can only fit three in inetd... I basically did /bin/cvs cvs --allow-root/usr/local/cvsroot (blah blah blah) pserver... But this does not work... So I'm guessing

Re: A Question on Binary Files

Hi Hilary, Hilary Cheng schrieb: Hi All, I would like to ask a question on binary files. For the right now, I am using cvs-1.10 and WinCVS as Front End. I have been imported the binary files as binary type in the cvs. i.e. you used cvs add -kb myfile.bin and cvs commit

Re: Could timestamps be replaced with MD5?

Is a one-way hash such as MD5 really superior to a CRC here? I believe that CRC's are substantially cheaper to compute, which could be relevant in the case of large projects. The nonrepudiability and resistance to forgery that recommend one-way hashes for cryptographic protocols seem kind of

Re: A Question on Binary Files

Hilary Cheng wrote: Hi All, I would like to ask a question on binary files. For the right now, I am using cvs-1.10 and WinCVS as Front End. I have been imported the binary files as binary type in the cvs. and then use admin function to turn it binary. But no matter what kinds of

Re: Bug in rcs.c ?

Jesper, During the move from my MKS/SI repository to CVS I found this thing: In src/rcs.c line 4068 (CVS-1.10.8) there is a strncmp which fails, due to 'log' is NULL. I added a check for log != NULL and the program run fine again. Is this a bug or has something in the conversion gone wrong ?

Re: multiple repositories.

I put #!/bin/sh /bin/cvs cvs --allow-root=/usr/local/cvs1 --allow-root=/usr/local/cvs2 --allow-root=/usr/local/cvs3 --allow-root=/usr/local/cvs4 pserver into cvs.sh then I added cvsserve stream tcp nowait root /etc/inet/cvs.sh into inetd.conf... when I try to do a cvs login I get the

Re: Could timestamps be replaced with MD5?

Hello, Jonathan! Is a one-way hash such as MD5 really superior to a CRC here? I believe that CRC's are substantially cheaper to compute, which could be relevant in the case of large projects. The nonrepudiability and resistance to forgery that recommend one-way hashes for cryptographic

Double byte characters and CVS

Greetings, Is there a CVS version for the Japanese language? If not, would checking all japanese text in as binary work? I couldn't find anything in the manual for double byte characters of the Japanese language. Thanks! Sara Koehler Berbee 5520 Research Park Dr. Madison, WI 53711 [EMAIL

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I sent a message earlier and it did not show up in this list. Can anyone see this message? --Kerr Gibson 1stDesk Systems [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: multiple repositories.

On Thursday, April 13, 2000 6:03 AM, Gary Pinkham [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: I put #!/bin/sh /bin/cvs cvs --allow-root=/usr/local/cvs1 --allow-root=/usr/local/cvs2 --allow-root=/usr/local/cvs3 --allow-root=/usr/local/cvs4 pserver Don't pass cvs as a parameter to cvs and it should

Re: A Question on Binary Files

Hi All, Thanks you for all your reply :D. I can commit my binary files w/o any problem. But I confuse about CVS binary handling. Here is my case : At the First, I use NT CVS version as a pserver to serve all our programmers. They are using WinCVS as Front End. As one of them upload binary

Re: CVS security

Gregory Propf wrote: Mainly, what I would like is just to have cvs talk over a secure socket so that usernames and passwords are encrypted. Is there a way to do this? I have used ssh to do port forwarding for cvs but the result is a kludge. Yes, trying to use ssh to forward port 2401 is

Re: Could timestamps be replaced with MD5?

I'd like to see both here, if the timestamps are exactly the same assume its the same, otherwise take the time to open the local file and run it through MD5 and compare it to the checksum in the local CVS/Entries to make sure. We might need an option to force one of three possible modes