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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Larry Jones
Guus Leeuw writes:
$ cvs -nq upd
[server aborted]: cannot create_adm_p in /tmp/cvs-serv12343
That error message doesn't look quite right for CVS 1.11 -- did you
mistranscribe it
if two users use same file at same time, what do I have to do
that I can keep both versions? CVS gives me message like:
'NONMERGEABLE FILE NEEDS MERGE', what does that mean and how can I
merge this file ???
And now this file is conflict file...!
Please somebody help me!
Best Regards
Päivi
$ ls -laR /tmp/cvs-serv13733/
/tmp/cvs-serv13733/:
total 5
drwx-- 4 cvsuser cvsusers 1024 Oct 11 07:31 .
drwxrwxrwt 6 root root 2048 Oct 11 07:31 ..
drwxrwxrwx 2 cvsuser cvsusers 1024 Oct 11 07:31 CVS
drwxrwxrwx 3 cvsuser cvsusers 1024 Oct 11 07:31
Olaf Meding wrote:
Is there a way to specify files not to be checked out? In other words, is
there a way to tell the "cvs co" command that I do not want to checkout
certain files?
Not directly, though you could ask it to check out a file at a time. You can
do some of that kind of thing
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if two users use same file at same time, what do I have to do
that I can keep both versions? CVS gives me message like:
'NONMERGEABLE FILE NEEDS MERGE', what does that mean and how can I
merge this file ???
And now this file is conflict file...!
Please somebody
Pradeep Picardo wrote:
I have (correctly I believe) set the environment variables CVSROOT and
CVS_CLIENT_PORT on my Windows machine.
CVS_CLIENT_PORT only works with a hacked version of CVS. Are you sure you
have one? I can put up the patch if you want it.
Derek
--
Derek Price
Is there a way to specify files not to be checked out? In other words, is
there a way to tell the "cvs co" command that I do not want to checkout
certain files?
Not directly, though you could ask it to check out a file at a time. You can
do some of that kind of thing with the modules
I have just installed CVS, version 1.10.7 and imported several projects.
The problem I'm having is with the .cvsignore file. How can I get CVS
to ignore the bin directory for a given project? Everything else seems
to be working perfectly.
Thanks in advance.
David C. Keith
Software
Anyone,
New to CVS, and having some implementation issues. Have an exisiting
repository:
/xdir/ydir/repos
Have an exisiting project in above repository: project1
Attempting to add a second project, project2, at the same directory level
as project1. Desired result here is:
On Tue, Oct 10, 2000 at 05:43:51PM -0400, Larry Jones wrote:
You might want to try updating the server to the current release of CVS
(1.11) which you can get from www.cvshome.org -- it has some better
error messages.
sorry for the long lines ;)
ok, updated the server to 1.11, and now i get:
On Wed, Oct 11, 2000 at 09:45:30AM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, attempted to import files to project2, and, all of the project1
files were imported (copied fortunately)
to project2, along with the files that I wanted imported. But, the
project2 directory was repeated twice,
so I
I try to use CVS in JBuilder3.5. I installed CVS 1.10.5 client for
Windows from www.cyclic.com. It seems OK. When I want to create a
module CVS in JBuilder, I get an error message :
"Unable to create the CVS module. You may not have rights to create a
module on this server."
I choosed local
"Richard J. Duncan" wrote:
Look at the cvsignore file. That is how cvs knows not to worry about
*.o object files, *~ emacs save files and the like.
He said 'check out', not 'check in'.
Derek
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Derek Price CVS Solutions Architect ( http://CVSHome.org )
mailto:[EMAIL
David Keith wrote:
I have just installed CVS, version 1.10.7 and imported several projects.
The problem I'm having is with the .cvsignore file. How can I get CVS
to ignore the bin directory for a given project? Everything else seems
to be working perfectly.
cd importdir
cvs import
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
cd importdir
for file in `find . -type d`; do echo bin .cvsignore; done
cvs import importdir vendortag releasetag
Er,
cd importdir
for dir in `find . -type d`; do echo bin $dir/.cvsignore; done
cvs import importdir vendortag releasetag
--
are there anymore variables then just
$CVSROOT
$RCSBIN
$USER
$EDITOR
i.e. is there a variable with the command line params in it/and or tags?
If not, I think this would be a great addition.
With this, couldn't one do branch locking etc... if commit is on branch,
and user is not is
"Alexander N. Spitzer" wrote:
are there anymore variables then just
$CVSROOT
$RCSBIN
$USER
$EDITOR
i.e. is there a variable with the command line params in it/and or tags?
No. But note that taginfo provides you with the tag that the person is
adding, moving, or removing, so perhaps
We are in an industry regulated by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration,
USA) and require and are looking letter of certification (validation data
for the off the shelf software).
Not sure who I would ask in the case of CVS, but I am looking for a letter
of ISO/GMP or similar certification
David Keith wrote:
I understand how to import, checkout, and commit. At least I think I
do. What is not clear to me is how do you set the version number for a
given project for the first time?
Don't. Those version numbers are for CVS internal use and generally vary
greatly between files.
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
Also, it sounds like with this method large lists would be processed and
placed in the environment regardless of whether the child was going ot
use them or not. i.e. CVS could go through and place a 1000 item list of
filenames in the environment for a script called
Hi,
Terribly sorry about that.
The version of cvs we are using on unix here has been hacked.
I found out about that only last night.
I have rebuilt cvs on windows to pick up the port number from the
environment the way our unix version does.
Should I pass on the code so it can be
Dear Derek,
You'll probably want a *nix for a server, though I understand WinCVS has
a server that works under NT now.
Just to clarify:
1. WinCvs has a windows version of CVS client. It also works in local mode.
2. WinCvs is also a client, a GUI sitting on top of the cvs client
3. WinCvs does
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