[ On Tuesday, September 18, 2001 at 11:34:11 (+0800), Yi Zhou (RD-CN) wrote: ]
Subject: RE: Can cvs support distributed development usage.
As u say , CVSup is not good enough to implment sync function, can u
recommend me another strong tool?
CVSup is by far the most powerful tool possible of
[ On Monday, September 17, 2001 at 22:52:29 (-0700), Mike Castle wrote: ]
Subject: Re: Can cvs support distributed development usage.
One thing that I often do is keep a local copy of a working area checked
out somewhere, and when I want to start a new sandbox, instead of do a
checkout, I
I read the documentation shipped with cvs which gives a short description
about all commands but no information about what to do with the
entire set of response lines (as an example).
Are there any other source of information like docs or specific newsgroups
about this topic.
ok thanks
alex
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Alexander Welti writes:
can i go to the checkout dir and say
cvs import bla ...
Yes.
or do i have to delete all the CVS dirs in every dir of the checkout
first?
You don't have to -- CVS will
Yi Zhou (RD-CN) wrote:
Hello, I'm the new user of CVS and I have a question.
Can cvs support distributed development usage? That is to say, if we have
four CVS server,
located in different place. But they are all used for just one project
developing, each server stores
different source
Hi,
I want to setup more than 3 repositories in inetd.conf. Adding the 4th
repository I loose connection to all other repositories. The syntax of
cvspserver in inetd.conf is correct and I'm able to exchange the repository
entries in inetd.conf but more than 3 repositories at the same time is not
There could be a limitation on how long the command line can be. Write a
wrapper script which invokes the cvs server with necessary arguments and
then invoke the script from inetd.
Thanks
Shubho
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From: Heirler Stefan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL
Hi, Larry:
Larry Jones wrote:
casper writes:
When I use cvs, the update time is not my system time. How this
happen,and how to resolve it.
What do you mean by the update time? CVS uses UTC (aka GMT)
internally and usually displays times that way. Correctly converting to
local
hi!
i would like to rename a directory (containing tons of subdirs and files) in
my checkout and have that change applied to the repository.
can i simply rename the dir;
check it in (is there a recursive cvs add by the way?)
and remove the dir in the repository (how? reqursively?)
thanks,
alex
This silly little batch file (it's showing its age) does the recursive
add trick:
==
@ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL
REM Set up a string that specifies all files we want to check in
SET cvs_add_list=*.cpp,*.c,*.pl,*.html,*.xml,*.txt,*.java,*.pm
:parse_options
if NOT %1==/? goto
Hi,
We are running a CVS server on our Win 2000 server and two people are using
it.
One of us is using cvs (from cygwin) and bash to update files.
The other is using cvs (form cygwin) and DOS to update files.
We both use Emacs 20.6.1.
When the bash user creates a new file using Emacs it
hi,
where can i get CVS passwd patch for version 1.11
Thanks
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Hi,
Our CVS installation at cvs.perl.org is slightly broken.
I am using the CVS that comes with the latest FreeBSD (--version
says 1.11) plus the attached patch.
Some users (3 out of 7) gets (once in a while) the first two
characters of their username shopped out.
The CVS_USER_NAME variable
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Stephen Jowitt wrote:
We develop for Windows and Linux and both systems share source code from
the same repository. Our developers would like to be able to do the
following:
1) Write code on windows machine. Compile and test.
2) Compile and test the same code
Hi,
I am working on the cvs repository. I dont know what
happened to one of the directory in cvs, it is giving
the following message when i am trying to tag or using
admin command etc.
cvs admin: [13:25:53] waiting for hemkumar's lock in
/home/cvsroot/sample
Can any one help me how to ratify
Title: cvs update with a tag
There seems to be an oddity when updating with a tag (in my case, branch). Let's presume that I have a directory of 40 files, only 5 of which are on a branch. If I do:
cvs update -f -r Branch
to update all files from the repository, the 5 on the branch being at
Hi, Stephen:
Stephen Jowitt wrote:
Hi,
We're currently using cvs and I have to investigate how we can
best keep our source code in sync on both the platforms used by the
developers.
We develop for Windows and Linux and both systems share source code from
the same repository. Our
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There seems to
René Schade wrote:
We are running a CVS server on our Win 2000 server and two people are using
it.
One of us is using cvs (from cygwin) and bash to update files.
The other is using cvs (form cygwin) and DOS to update files.
Are you using exactly the same version of cvs/cygwin with the
[ On Tuesday, September 18, 2001 at 09:30:25 (-0700), Thomas S. Urban wrote: ]
Subject: Re: Keeping different platforms in sync?
Have you looked at 'rsync'?
CVSup is basically the rsync algorithms combined with deep knowledge of
the structure of a CVS repository.
--
Either :
1 - you have another CVS process running or
2 - a previous process was terminated in a way that didn't allow it to
clean up the lock file.
Use 'ps' or similar to determine if you're in Case #1. If no process is
found, you're in Case #2, and removing /home/cvsroot/sample/#cvs.*
should
On Tue, Sep 18, 2001 at 10:56:53AM -0700, hemkumar balla wrote:
cvs admin: [13:25:53] waiting for hemkumar's lock in
/home/cvsroot/sample
Go to a search engine, like, say google.com and try the following:
info-cvs waiting for lock in
One promising result was:
[ On Tuesday, September 18, 2001 at 15:58:38 (+0100), Stephen Jowitt wrote: ]
Subject: Keeping different platforms in sync?
We develop for Windows and Linux and both systems share source code from
the same repository. Our developers would like to be able to do the
following:
1) Write
If we keep the cvs and bug tracking seperate, my life and the lives of the
engineers will be more complicated when what we want in convenience.
. We will have to place comments in cvs and in the bug tracking system
independently.
. When management wants a report, they want a 1:1
That's the real problem. Windows' RSH does CR/LF translation, and the
Cygwin RSH doesn't. The key is to make sure both users use the same version
of rsh.exe by either defining the CVS_RSH variable (I don't know if this
works), or by renaming/moving the inappropriate RSH.EXE.
Title: RE: RCS file - invalid change in text error
Hi:
This is what I found now. The corrupt version of the file is 1.6
[cvsdev] jnatar ~/tmp/public_html/ cvs up -r 1.6 CWSDVAddCategoryForm2.htt
cvs [server aborted]: invalid change text in /cvs/public_html/CWSDVAddCategoryForm2.htt,v
Hello all,
Im not on the list so please cc me on the answer. Im configuring cvs on AIX
4.3.3 and im having a bit of difficulty with adding my first module.
TRIDEVL:root:/cvs add f
cvs add: cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file or directory
cvs [add aborted]: no repository
who/what
I'm trying to install cvs on solaris2.7 and am not able to get a file into
my repository.. I'm pasting the script here.. can someone help?
Thanks
Charlie
Script started on Tue Sep 18 14:02:39 2001
cwu@pepsi{/users/home11/cwu}: echo $CVSROOT
/users/home11/cwu/junk
cwu@pepsi{/users/home11/cwu}:
Another reader pointed to something called 'cvszilla'. If this works as
indicated, it will glue Bugzilla and CVS together ...at the hip.
I intend to test this app will be delighted if it functions as noted.
I was about to go down that path myself (writing such a tool).
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On the down side, it's a beta and it says it connects with cvsweb, any idea
how that differs from connecting with CVS? Just because it says it works
with CVSweb does not imply it will work with CVS. CVS works here just find
but I was never able to get cvsweb to work here. I went over to
On Mon, Sep 17, 2001 at 02:57:04PM +0200, Frank Thrum ( DAT TEC TI ) wrote:
Christian Gudrian wrote:
Right. But this sets the description [of what changed] right at the time of
committing.
I would like to embed this description within the files itself using
special commands like $Id$
On Tue, Sep 18, 2001 at 01:15:01PM -0700, Jimmy Rimmer wrote:
That's the real problem. Windows' RSH does CR/LF translation, and the
Cygwin RSH doesn't. The key is to make sure both users use the same version
of rsh.exe by either defining the CVS_RSH variable (I don't know if this
works), or
Actually, it looks like it would work just fine w/ CVS standalone.
Maybe a deeper connection to CVSWeb will become apparent later, but for
now... this looks pretty promising. It seems to be performing a
straight-forward post into Bugzilla'a MySQL database using a loginfo
call out to a
Rather than attempt to explain the cause of each error message, the type of
errors suggest to me that it would be more helpful to point you to tutorials
providing a general overview of the steps for working with CVS:
http://www.arc.unm.edu/~rsahu/cvs.html#Brief
Most concise, but it has the
Title:
Hi David:I've gone through most online manuals.. including the
verbose one you suggested below.. but despite reading all these *fine* manuals,
I am still getting nowhere.I installed CVS, set my env variable, did the
init, then what? The manual said:
Hi, Kaz:
Kaz Kylheku wrote:
[...]
tracking system. I've been looking at GNATS and would like to know if CVS
and GNATS can be linked. From a developer standpoint, it would be most
convenient and less error prone to type the same information once rather
than twice.
What would you ever
cvszilla works with CVS directly.
To be exact, cvszilla is made up of two parts:
- some loginfo scripts that write to the bugzilla database.
- some CGI scripts that provide some reports from the bugzilla database
(links to CVSWeb if you have it installed).
cvszilla (1.0 beta 1) doesn't work
Hi, Eric:
Eric Siegerman wrote:
On Mon, Sep 17, 2001 at 10:30:50AM -0700, brent wrote:
I have been informed that there are 'a thousand reasons' why
not to use network shares as sandboxes with CVS.
The problem is different from the one with a remote-mounted repo,
where one risks repo
Charlie Wu wrote:
Hi David:
I've gone through most online manuals.. including the verbose one you
suggested below.. but despite reading all these *fine* manuals, I am
still getting nowhere.
I installed CVS, set my env variable, did the init, then what? The
manual said:
Hi all:
Thank you all for your kind help.. I've finally got this to work.
For other newbies on the list.. here's the answer and what I expect
to see in a Dummy's guide to CVS
1. Download and install CVS
2. set the CVSROOT environment variable
3. run cvs init to create a repository
4. this is
Title: Locking Branches in cvs
Hi:
Is there any way we can just lock one branch and leave the rest of the repository open to others.
Thanks
joe
According to the Cederqvist (C.12), there is an internal variable CVS_USER
that contains the userid as login by the user.
But when I use this in a loginfo script I get this message:
cvs server: loginfo:29: no such internal variable $CVS_USER
Is this a defect in the code or in the
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On Tue, Sep 18, 2001 at 03:58:38PM +0100, Stephen Jowitt wrote:
This would be easy to do if the developers committed the source in
between
stages 1 and 2, but they don't want to do that as it is a busy tree and
would break
others' builds.
This IS
I though it was the USER variable which had the userid.
Shubho
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From: Ellison, Martin [IT] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 7:57 AM
Subject: no such internal variable $CVS_USER
According to the Cederqvist
The manual does say that there is also a CVS_USER variable. As it is, $USER
actually does contain the login userid, which is what I wanted... (this is
with Corey's patch admittedly). So don't worry about this.
I though it was the USER variable which had the userid.
According to the Cederqvist
Title: can any one help me in setting the rights to users at module and sub-module level?
hai,
I installed cvsnt1.11 server in NT machine and wincvs1.2 in windows 98/NT machines with pserver mode.
Now, I want to set rights for individual users at module and sub-module levels. How do I get
Folks,
Derek Price, the cvshome.org webmaster, suggested I mail these lists
with this suggestion. I'm not on the lists, so I'd appreciate cc's of
replies. Thanks.
Anyway;
Working on the FreeBSD documentation and website we currently embed
various CVS keywords around the text to show things
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