Dear sir,
script:
#!/bin/ksh
`cvs commit temp.c`
the script giving following error.
Vim: Warning: Output is not to a terminal
how to execute cvs commit from script?
thankyou,
Bhavani.
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Well I found a solution, it is possible to use symlinks (unix)
when creating files and directories in other directories.
It is both possible to symlink the directories and files and
committing works lika a charm now :)
So I ended up with a layout such this one
cvsA/xml
cvsA/apple
and
cvs commit -m Your comment here temp.c
-Original Message-
From: Bhavaniprasad Polimetla [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CVS [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, May 31, 2001 12:32 PM
Subject: how to execute cvs commit from script?
Dear sir,
script:
#!/bin/ksh
`cvs commit temp.c`
the script
thankyou sir.
thankyou,
Bhavnai Prasad
Shubhabrata Sengupta wrote:
cvs commit -m Your comment here temp.c
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From: Bhavaniprasad Polimetla [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CVS [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, May 31, 2001 12:32 PM
Subject: how to execute cvs commit from
Hello.
We are currently using CVS for writing the web pages of our Intranet
server. There are several developpers. All works fine :
developper 1 developper 2 developper n
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Hi,
I want to see the diffs between two static tags - but I only want to
see it for checkins done by a particular user. How do I do that.
Thanks
Shubho
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hi
I wish to know how to restrict users of project so that they will be
accessibel to only to a particular branch
regards
Sudarshan
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Why don't you divide users in groups then give group write access only to
the directories which you want a particular group to checkout.
Shubho
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From: Sudarshan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, May 31, 2001 3:46 PM
Subject: how
I couldn't see this documented anywhere but I could have missed it being new
to CVS...
I've moved some source code to CVS and run rtag to give it an appropriate
label. I now discover I've failed to move some files across and have just
added these in. I've also put the wrong version of some files
Please
I need a DLL for use CVS integrate with DreamWeaver 4. Can anybody help
me ?
Thank's
Luis Andre Zattar
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dear sir,
thankyou very very much.
it is working fine.
regards,
bhavani.
Larry Jones wrote:
David Zaroski writes:
Create file 'cvspserver' in '/etc/xinetd.d' (containing the following):
service cvspserver
{
flags = REUSE NAMEINARGS
socket_type = stream
He was talking about checkouts not checkins. I agree with you - if you need
to restrict checkins to branches you need to have a commitinfo script - I
had posted a sample script on this mailing list some time back.
Shubho
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From: Andy Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Matt,
If I now run rtag again on everything using the same label as before
what's
going to happen to the files already tagged? Will I end up with 2
identical
tags on one file, possibly referring to two different version?
use rtag -F, then existing tags will move to the actual position.
Walter
As a specific tag can only appear once within a file, reapplying the tag to
a file that already contains it will move the tag to the specified revision
- providing you use the '-F' option (see cvs -H rtag).
Andy
-Original Message-
From: Helliwell, Matthew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Bina Kshatriya wrote:
If there is a watch set on a file and I try to use
cvs edit filename to edit the file, I get an error
message: cvs edit: dying gasps from the respository
host. The weird part is that I have used watches
before and did not receive this error message.
This isn't enough
dear sir,
the problem solved.
i selected proper proxy server options in wincvs.
thankyou,
Bhavani.
Bhavani Prasad Polimetla wrote:
dear sir,
cvs login
(Logging in to [EMAIL PROTECTED])
cvs [login aborted]: proxy server 192.32.10.199:2401 does not support
http tunnelling
*CVS
Erik Mattsson wrote:
Well I found a solution, it is possible to use symlinks (unix)
when creating files and directories in other directories.
It is both possible to symlink the directories and files and
committing works lika a charm now :)
So I ended up with a layout such this one
Greg A. Woods wrote:
I am most definitely not limiting CVS to any security model! I am
arguing vehemently for total elimination of any *and* all security
models from *within* CVS. CVS has no business even suggesting an
appropriate security model for anyone -- in a client/server
Shubhabrata Sengupta wrote:
Hi,
I want to see the diffs between two static tags - but I only want to
see it for checkins done by a particular user. How do I do that.
You'll have to script something that reads logs or history to get the
revisions you want diffs between then run cvs
Sir,
I thank you for your quick reply. your answers have been very
helpful. today i came to know from my senior about why this
software is needed.(he does not have any idea,came to know
through someone)our overseas client has the source code of
the software and at times there is a version
Larry Jones wrote:
Manik Bafna writes:
Ok, I'm attaching the log. I compiled with the following options
./configure --without-gssapi --without-krb4
[...]
revision 1.1
date: 2034/12/25 12:31:00; author: manik; state: Exp;
Either your touch command
I'm thinking in use cvs but I have the folowing doubt:
If I run the CVS server in aUNIX machine while win32 clients are used. I
want that every win32 client had his private project (files), so Can I
use passwords for security issues without create a UNIX user for every
win32 client?
Thanx in
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 03:25:40PM +0200, Pedro wrote:
I'm thinking in use cvs but I have the folowing doubt:
If I run the CVS server in aUNIX machine while win32 clients are used. I
want that every win32 client had his private project (files), so Can I
use passwords for security issues
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 08:56:48AM -0400, Derek R. Price wrote:
Sir,
I thank you for your quick reply. your answers have been very
helpful. today i came to know from my senior about why this
software is needed.(he does not have any idea,came to know
through someone)our overseas client has
WinCVS Error (on remove command):
cvs server: failed to create lock directory in repository `/home/cvsroot':
Permission denied
cvs server: failed to obtain dir lock in repository `/home/cvsroot'
cvs [server aborted]: read lock failed - giving up
CVS Command Line Error: (on login command)
$ cvs
Hello,
we use cvs server 1.11 on linux and wincvs as client. To pre-commit certain
files at checkin, a perl-script should check these files. I changed
commitinfo, checkoutlist etc and the script gets called with the path from
repository and the filenames in this directory. While executing the
Derek R. Price wrote:
Subject: CVS again
Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 07:00:00 -
From: amit madhok [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sir,
I thank you for your quick reply. your answers have been very
Manik Bafna wrote:
Either your touch command is broken or you live somewhere with a
fractional timezone. sanity.sh does:
touch 1225180134 cdir/cfile
Which should set the timestamp of that file to 2034/12/25 18:01:34 in
your local time. It then expects the corresponding
When I do an update, I get the message,
Terminated with fatal signal 11
It seems to be happening in the same place everytime, so I went to the
directory on the CVS server where it stops, did an ls and found some
#cvs.rfl files there. If I try to list those files (using ls -la) to
get their
AIUI, on the server side you will actually be in the /tmp/cvsblah
directory when your script is called so a quick examination of 'pwd' should
give the game away.
Andy
-Original Message-
From: Schell Walter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
we use cvs server 1.11 on linux and wincvs as client.
You're right. I only looked in $PWD; executing `pwd` shows the right
directory.
thank you
Walter
AIUI, on the server side you will actually be in the /tmp/cvsblah
directory when your script is called so a quick examination of 'pwd'
should
give the game away.
Andy
Schell Walter wrote:
You're right. I only looked in $PWD; executing `pwd` shows the right
directory.
thank you
Walter
AIUI, on the server side you will actually be in the /tmp/cvsblah
directory when your script is called so a quick examination of 'pwd'
should
give the game away.
And
Schell Walter writes:
we use cvs server 1.11 on linux and wincvs as client. To pre-commit certain
files at checkin, a perl-script should check these files. I changed
commitinfo, checkoutlist etc and the script gets called with the path from
repository and the filenames in this directory.
Hi,
While running cvs -d path-to-CVSROOT get some-project, I get the
following message:
cvs checkout: Updating some-project
cvs checkout: cannot open directory path-to-CVSROOT/some-project: No
such file or directory
cvs checkout: skipping directory some-project
The reason CVS is unable to open
Well, I couldn't wait for an answer, so I deleted the files. I still got
the fatal signal and segmentation faults, so I figured there was something
going on in the filesystem. So, I rebooted the server and was going to run
fsck, but all is well after the reboot. Very strange.
- Dennis
-
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 08:30:43AM -0700, Dennis Jones wrote:
When I do an update, I get the message,
Terminated with fatal signal 11
It seems to be happening in the same place everytime, so I went to the
directory on the CVS server where it stops, did an ls and found some
#cvs.rfl
Manik Bafna [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
BTW when trying to migrate from VSS to CVS found that
it does not migrate deleted files. How to fix this problem.
Laine Stump wrote:
I'm not aware of any method to get information or history for file
deleted from VSS without undeleting them
I have a user who manged to delete a branch( it looks like
with the cvs rtag -d command ). When I went poking at
the ,v file it looks like the revisions for that branch
are still around.
Is it ok to just put the branch name and revision back into the ,v
files?
donald
does /home/dotcvs/cvslocks exist?
donald
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 05:56:44PM +0600, William Asquith wrote:
I am trying to use LockDir with cvs1.10.7 on Linux. My root is
/home/dotcvs and I want locks in /home/cvslocks. I have played with
permissions but still get this:
cvs checkout:
Are you using WinCVS? If so, ours was crashing too because the username
that we were using wasn't listed in the CVSROOT/passwd file (and we are
allowing the system to fall-back to system authentication).
BTW: If nobody else is using cvs, then you can remove the lock files.
-Original
I sure does--and that is the mystery to me.
CVSROOT cvslocks fortworth junkcvs
[asquith@balrog dotcvs]$ pwd
/home/dotcvs
[asquith@balrog dotcvs]$ ls -l
total 16
drwxrwxr-x3 asquith cvsadmin 4096 May 31 13:00 CVSROOT
drwxrwxr-x2 asquith txdotcvs 4096 May 31 12:55 cvslocks
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 01:01:51PM -0400, Donald Sharp wrote:
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 08:30:43AM -0700, Dennis Jones wrote:
When I do an update, I get the message,
Terminated with fatal signal 11
It seems to be happening in the same place everytime, so I went to the
directory on
Dennis Jones writes:
Well, I couldn't wait for an answer, so I deleted the files. I still got
the fatal signal and segmentation faults, so I figured there was something
going on in the filesystem. So, I rebooted the server and was going to run
fsck, but all is well after the reboot. Very
Yes, if you can identify the a.b.0.c revision, but tread with care!
Oh, and give the user a slap '-)
Andy
-Original Message-
From: Donald Sharp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 31 May 2001 19:18
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: deleting branches.
I have a user who manged to delete
William Asquith writes:
I am trying to use LockDir with cvs1.10.7 on Linux. My root is
/home/dotcvs and I want locks in /home/cvslocks. I have played with
permissions but still get this:
cvs checkout: Updating junkcvs
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot stat /home/dotcvs/cvslocks: No
such
As I suspected. I can identify the a.b.0.c revision.
donald
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 07:57:26PM +0100, Andy Baker wrote:
Yes, if you can identify the a.b.0.c revision, but tread with care!
Oh, and give the user a slap '-)
Andy
-Original Message-
From: Donald Sharp
Reinstein, Shlomo writes:
The reason CVS is unable to open the repository directories of this project
is that there is a network problem and the connection to the file server
(not CVS server!) in which the repository is located is unstable. The
question is, why does it skip the directory?
Well, we *do* know the system is a little flaky. This is the same system on
which we were (and still do occasionally) getting those funny single-bit
errors during check-in, where a character would get modified by one bit to
become some other character.
We are planning to replace this server
William Asquith writes:
Yes, I have LockDir=/home/dotcvs/cvslocks in config. The directory
does exist.
No, it doesn't. If it did, you wouldn't be getting No such file or
directory. Check for typos.
As mentioned in
first email, I want true read-only and writer access to repository.
William Asquith writes:
# LockDir=/home/dotcvs/cvslocks
Lose the around the value -- it should be just:
LockDir=/home/dotcvs/cvslocks
-Larry Jones
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Donald Sharp writes:
I have a user who manged to delete a branch( it looks like
with the cvs rtag -d command ). When I went poking at
the ,v file it looks like the revisions for that branch
are still around.
Is it ok to just put the branch name and revision back into the ,v
files?
I was just going to do it by hand( didn't realize that admin could do this ).
I think I can do a
cvs admin -nbranch_name:branch_rev filenames
Where branch_name is the branch in question.
Where branch_rev is the revision number for the branch.
is this correct?
donald
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at
Derek R. Price writes:
Larry, unfortunately, 'date +%z' doesn't appear to be portable, but 'date -u' is
defined to return UTC by SUS2. Any objections to something like 'expr abs\(`date
+%M` - `date -u +%M`\)/10' to grab the minute differential?
Other than the fact that most expr's don't
Donald Sharp writes:
I was just going to do it by hand( didn't realize that admin could do this ).
That's what I was afraid of. :-)
I think I can do a
cvs admin -nbranch_name:branch_rev filenames
Where branch_name is the branch in question.
Where branch_rev is the revision number
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 03:59:15PM -0400, Larry Jones wrote:
Donald Sharp writes:
I was just going to do it by hand( didn't realize that admin could do this ).
That's what I was afraid of. :-)
Yep..
That's the reason I asked the question.
Fortunately for me if I do it in this
Sorry to kept this up. The removal might
have made the difference. It is now
apparently working for 'junkcvs', but checkout is not working for
'fortworth'. Here is CVSROOT (should permissions be stricter for
users?):
[asquith@balrog txdotcvs]$ ls -l
total 16
drwxrwxr-x3 asquith cvsadmin
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 08:28:24PM +0600, William Asquith wrote:
Sorry to kept this up. The removal might
have made the difference. It is now
apparently working for 'junkcvs', but checkout is not working for
'fortworth'. Here is CVSROOT (should permissions be stricter for
users?):
I have search the archives and I know that locking files has been
brought up in the past. According to the manual, -l will lock the
latest revision number. But, in the next paragraph it states that I
need to use rcslock.pl to have a reserved checkout. I am confused on
what exactly the -l
Good Afternoon, All,
I have CVS-1.11.1p installed on a Solaris 2.8 environment.
and converted our software from SCCS to CVS.
This users list has been very helpful in enabling me to do this
effort. Much Thanks
Question:What gui-type packages are available and compatible
with the
Donald Sharp wrote:
I have a user who manged to delete a branch( it looks like
with the cvs rtag -d command ). When I went poking at
the ,v file it looks like the revisions for that branch
are still around.
Is it ok to just put the branch name and revision back into the ,v
files?
Yes,
I have search the archives and I know that locking files has been
brought up in the past. According to the manual, -l will lock the
latest revision number. But, in the next paragraph it states that I
need to use rcslock.pl to have a reserved checkout. I am confused on
what exactly the -l
Hi,
When I do:
$ cvs -z9 -q update -P -C
I get the following error message:
cvs server: invalid option -- C
Usage: cvs server [-APdflRp] [-k kopt] [-r rev|-D date] [-j rev]
[-I ign] [-W spec] [files...]
-A Reset any sticky tags/date/kopts.
-P Prune empty
I'm new to CVS and to wincvs. The problem is this:
Create Menu ... Checkout Module ... Checkout Settings (popup), in both the
CheckoutSettings tab and General tab, I want to get rid of some of the
options in the drop down list (module name and path). How does one
accomplish this? If it's in
[Greg Woods wrote...]
By allowing *anyone* to use CVS on your machine you are very nearly
granting them shell access anyway! If you do so in a totally
unaccountable way (i.e. with pserver) then you've just lost the
integrity (and thus the security) of your repository.
I.e. CVS cannot
I get the following error when starting up wincvs:
Error while accessing C:\Macros (error 2)
Then it proceeds to log into CVSROOT with no problem. What is this error?
Is it something I need to be concerned about?
Jeanie
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I would like to do something that I think CVS should be able to do, but the
method has so far escaped me.
basically I type...
cvs update -jHEAD -jHEAD:yesterday
...to try to merge changes in the main branch between yesterday and today
in reverse chronological order.
Instead, it simply
Fabrice Gautier writes:
Could this be that the cvs server is so old that the -C option doesn't
exist?
Exactly.
-Larry Jones
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Hi,
I fully agree with the philosophy - I'd rather have more than less. But at
the end of the checkout operation, I expect to know from CVS (through its
exit status, and perhaps also through an error message) that something went
wrong. Otherwise the only way for me to intercept it is to capture
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