Re: set -kb on import ?

thanx... I had it set, but did't know it works on import | raptor wrote: | | How can tell CVS to treat all .jpg and .gif as binaries at the time of | creation of the repository ? i.e. cvs import. | | Look at http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_18.html#SEC162 and |

Checkout text files with the Unix LF (Oxa) - from command line

Hi! I use WinCvs with checked option Checkout text files with the Unix LF (Oxa). But from time to time I need to run cvs from command line in my windows scrpit (.bat). I run cvs in the following way: cvs update -P -A -d directory And then I have a problem, because all updated files have every

editing files via a commitinfo script?

Several developers are using a c++ code repository hosted on an OpenBSD 2.9 box. We'd like to have a script automatically run on commits that would run a code beautifier on whatever code we submit. This way if we later update we will have nice pretty code. :-). The probem I am having is that

Also looking for vss2cvs

www.laine.org seems to still be down, and by reports, that's the place to find the most recent work on vss2cvs.pl. Bruce Atherton posted asking about vss2cvs on this list last month, but I didn't see any replies... anyone know anything about the status of vss2cvs? Or have a tarball of

Re: editing files via a commitinfo script?

You don't have to do that - the commitinfo script always has access to the file in its raw form before it is checked in. In fact commitinfo script would be run from the same directory as the raw file resides. You can just see the ls output from your commitinfo script and see the output. However

up-to-date working copy

hi, I've done it also in the easier way :)), see below.. As I think now, and I tried at least 5-6 different variants with fork,exec,system,lock-files, two-scripts...etc... main problem may be was my perl-sleep operator :( ... (can u confirm this : RH7.1,kernel 2.4.9,stock RH perl5.6)

Why error /root/.cvsignore can not open. permission denied.

Why error /root/.cvsignore can not open. permission denied. ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs

CVS and remote SSH access

hi all, i am sure somebody here will ba able to help me out with my small problem... i seem to have difficulties using cvs through ssh first let me explain my config: - linux-box (mandrake 8.1) with cvs repository and ssh daemon - windows workstation with cygwin installed, this is where my

Tags in Branches ??

I just had the following problem: I have started a branch with cvs tag -b Branch Then I changed some files in the branch (after checking out the newly created branch). I checked these changes in. Now I want to tag the state of the branch. Do I have to use cvs tag -b blabla or just cvs tag

RE: Checkout text files with the Unix LF (Oxa) - from command line

Title: RE: Checkout text files with the Unix LF (Oxa) - from command line I'm probably going to regret asking, but why would you want to not use the host EOL character? Reminder that sharing a local workspace between two computers isn't a recommended idea -Original Message-

Re: CVS and remote SSH access

lexie writes: its only when i try to use ssh with cvs that it doesn't work. here is what i get: X:\development\projects\testset HOME=X:\development\projects\test X:\development\projects\testset CVS_RSH=ssh

Re: Tags in Branches ??

Peter Biechele writes: Now I want to tag the state of the branch. Do I have to use cvs tag -b blabla or just cvs tag blabla ??? You only use -b to create a *new* branch. If you just want to tag a specific version on an existing branch, just use tag. -Larry Jones When you're SERIOUS about

Re: Tags in Branches ??

Hi Peter, Now I want to tag the state of the branch. Do I have to use cvs tag -b blabla or just cvs tag blabla ??? Just use: cvs tag -r branch_name new_tag_name_on_branch module_name If you want to apply tag on the top of the branch without having a working copy, just use rtag.

Re: Checkout text files with the Unix LF (Oxa) - from command line

RE: Checkout text files with the Unix LF (Oxa) - from command line(...) empty. What to do to run that option (Unix LF) when I use cvs from command line in Windows. (...) I'm probably going to regret asking, but why would you want to not use the host EOL character? Reminder that sharing a

Re: modules file

In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jeff Rancier wrote: Hello, All the references I have seen so far regarding the modules file, refer to the *global* one, in $CVSROOT, and appear to alias a name to a single (sub)directory. E.g. A modules file can contain two kinds of module definitions. Alias

RE: Tags in Branches ??

Hi All, What i think after -r there should be revision no and not branch name as suggested by 'Edouard' Edouard : cvs tag -r branch_name new_tag_name_on_branch module_name sukh :cvs tag -r new_tag_name_on_branch branch_name module_name Pls correct me if i am wrong. -sukh -Original

Routine to encrypt passwords for the password file for Sun Solaris

Hi Anyone know of a routine I can use to create a password file on Sun Solaris system? I have been looking on the web but could not find anything. Thanks for the help in advance. Regards Mudit ___ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Checkout text files with the Unix LF (Oxa) - from command line

Title: RE: Checkout text files with the Unix LF (Oxa) - from command line RE: Checkout text files with the Unix LF (Oxa) - from command line(...) empty. What to do to run that option (Unix LF) when I use cvs from command line in Windows. (...) I'm probably going to regret asking,

Re: Checkout text files with the Unix LF (Oxa) - from command line

On Fri, Oct 05, 2001 at 09:40:14AM +0200, PS wrote: I use WinCvs with checked option Checkout text files with the Unix LF (Oxa). I would consider this a design flaw in WinCvs. And then I have a problem, because all updated files have every second line empty. What to do to run that option

Re: Routine to encrypt passwords for the password file for Sun Solaris

Mudit Sachdev wrote: Hi Anyone know of a routine I can use to create a password file on Sun Solaris system? To crypt 1 password: perl -e'print crypt password, salt' file Derek -- Derek Price CVS Solutions Architect ( http://CVSHome.org ) mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

commit_prep and log_accum question.

Hi, I'm trying to debug a problem with our installation and would like to know what is fed to the commit_prep and log_accum scripts by CVS when a checkin is done. I need to find out the format of the input. Can someone please send me examples too if possible? I'd appreciate it. Thanks, sb

Edit, Editors, and Branches

Title: Edit, Editors, and Branches I seem to have encountered an oddity in CVS and I'm not sure whether this was an oversight on the part of CVS, or me :) ? Let's assume that you have a file foo.c, with a branch of Branch1. Now, say that a user has foo.c checked out in their workspace on

Re: Edit, Editors, and Branches

IIRC, edit keeps track of edits on a per file basis. I think many things would have to change for it to track edits sn a per branch basis (eg What if the branch gets redefined? Some users would care about other branches. There might be others.) Noel I seem to have encountered an oddity in

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