Hi all,
Is there a way to represent a path in the loginfo file with spaces characters,
something like:
"^users/my home"
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
- Rui Cordeiro -
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Anybody had any experience with compiling CVS on the AS/400?
If so could you please let me know what you did to get it to compile and
work OK.
At present my knowledge of the AS/400 is pretty limited. I have written a
"hello world" application and got it compiling.
Regards
John Scott
Senior
We have CVS listening on port 11001 on AIX because something else of IBMs
has grabbed 2401.
This was done without changing the source. All I had to do was add an entry
to the /etc/services file as follows:
cvspserver 11001/tcp # cvspserver
This would also need to be done on the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2001.02.28 12:30:31
Some things can't be easily versioned under CVS. For example, PL/SQL or
other code that lives in the database. Since it's a shared resource, we need
to do exclusive locking to version it.
Is there a way to export/import these files as text? If so,
Assar Westerlund wrote:
[... Kerberos explanations ...]
I hope this makes it clearer.
Yeah, it does. I want to get Kerberos set up here so I can do some testing
before I check things in, but it should go in. It'll probably be a few weeks
since I'm going to be on vacation next week.
A few
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I have a question for all CVS gurus.
We have a soft. dev. project with development on Window as well as
Solaris.
I need to create a diff file which i can use to "patch" it on Solaris.
I have added new files to project (on windows NT). These
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
The work around, if you're not daring enough to grab a dev version of
Oh, and if you are daring enough to install the dev version, it has to be
installed on the server end for the fix to work. Maybe on the server client
end, but I think this one was server only.
irina sturm wrote:
- What should I do with the CVSROOT/*
files? As people may need to create
their own aliases, or whatever other
modifications to do on them, I decide
to leave them on free access to everybody.
I don't know what the impact of
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
irina sturm wrote:
- What should I do with the CVSROOT/*
files? As people may need to create
their own aliases, or whatever other
modifications to do on them, I decide
to leave them on free access to everybody.
Rui Cordeiro wrote:
Is there a way to represent a path in the loginfo file with spaces characters,
something like:
"^users/my home"
Not currently, no.
Derek
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Derek Price CVS Solutions Architect ( http://CVSHome.org )
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] OpenAvenue (
John Scott - Outlook wrote:
I had talked to somebody a while back (can't remember their name now) who
was looking at makeing a patch to cvs to allow you to specify the port
number on the command line. Something like setting CVSROOT env var to
:pserver:user@host(port):/path_to_cvs_repos
The
"Derek R. Price" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yeah, it does. I want to get Kerberos set up here so I can do some testing
before I check things in, but it should go in. It'll probably be a few weeks
since I'm going to be on vacation next week.
ok. Have a nice vacation.
A few more questions
(see below)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2001.02.28 12:30:31
Some things can't be easily versioned under CVS. For example, PL/SQL or
other code that lives in the database. Since it's a shared
resource, we need
to do exclusive locking to version it.
Is there a way to export/import these files as
So I'm sitting here, in merge hell with one particular file that has had
lots of cosmetic (whitespace) changes since being branched, thinking to
myself that this would be much easier if I could get the merge to behave
a little bit more like cvs diff -bw (ignore whitespace) does.
Is there any
On Fri, Mar 02, 2001 at 03:52:03PM -0700, Derek Scherger wrote:
Is there any way to control the diffing done by cvs update -j so that it
ignores whitespace differences? At the moment I'm reduced to manually
applying the changes that cvs diff -bw sees rather than trying to fix up
the conflicts
On Fri, Mar 02, 2001 at 08:39:57AM -, Rui Cordeiro wrote:
Is there a way to represent a path in the loginfo file with spaces characters,
something like:
"^users/my home"
You can approximate it with "^users/my.home". This will, of
course, match a few more files than you want it to, but:
On Fri, Mar 02, 2001 at 10:54:59AM -0800, Chris Chambers wrote:
The DB developers have fancy tools to allow them to edit, run, and debug
their code directly in the (single, shared) database. But no tools to keep
versions of the code. They need to keep using those fancy tools.
But when one
On Fri, Mar 02, 2001 at 03:52:03PM -0700, Derek Scherger wrote:
So I'm sitting here, in merge hell with one particular file that has had
lots of cosmetic (whitespace) changes since being branched,
Been there!
I'll assume the cosmetic changes were made on the branch; if they
were on the trunk,
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