Hi guyz,
I have a hard time following the FAQ of the CVS for me its not a step-by-step process
Can someone lend their step-by-step notes to me
Thanks
Kent E.
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That is interesting, that machine is still running.
it is a redhat 7.1 machine on our lan with the stock
cvs that came with the dist. I know I am reading the
file I think I am because there are several roots defined
on that machine and they have been
Hi
I am new to CVS. I had experience in Clearcase.
i want to install and test on Windows platform first.
Can any body give some suggestions how to start CVS (from
installation,configurstion etc..)
Is Server and Client s/w is separate??
Please give me some sugestions
Thanks
Sudheer
I am moving a directory over from one CVS location to another. The
permissions on the new directory are a bit different since it is set to 770
where I am in the group. When I try to co a project it asks me to do a cvs
login.
When I do cvs login username it gives me
cvs login: authorization
Hi,
I tried -N option with cvs diff.
It still does not spot files created
locally.
Any more ideas?
I would like to know why there is such
a difference when using pserver and not.
Can somebody explain?
Regards,
Jayashree
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From: Greg A. Woods [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[ On Thursday, June 19, 2003 at 20:10:11 (+0530), Jayashree wrote: ]
Subject: RE: cvs diff - new files
I tried -N option with cvs diff.
It still does not spot files created
locally.
You have to cvs add new files to CVS before it'll know about their
existance and thus be able to report their
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cvs login: authorization failed: server servername rejected access to
directory for user username
That means that either the directory does not exactly match one of the
server's --allow-root= options, the username is not a valid user, or
the password you used was
Hamid Ghassemi wrote:
Can CVS use an input file in place of options for each individual file.
We have a list of files that makes up a recipe of what source code is
needed to make a product.
suggestion read
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.6/cvs_4.html#SEC48
it tells you that
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dont you think that you are going a bit overboard with this?
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2) I work for a financial institution and I am not really sure which part
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dont you think that you are going a bit overboard with this?
1) I personally do not control the disclaimer that is attached to my email
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At the risk of sustaining this thread beyond a reasonable lifespan, I would
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hey,
Is there a way to make a branch off another branch, what I'm
envisioning is the following:
---
/ dev
/
---
/ test
/
--
head
where dev can be merged into test (and test
Peschko, Edward writes:
Is there a way to make a branch off another branch
Of course -- just create a branch in a working directory that's already
on a branch. (Or use the -r option of [r]tag along with -b to specify a
root revision for the branch.)
where dev can be merged into test (and
On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Peschko, Edward wrote:
but it then behooves you to remember when you've done
the damn merge..
Argh! Overall, cvs's branching ability leaves much to be desired.
I'd use MetaCVS, except I need to have the functionality available
on solaris
What issues have you
makes sense or not is a different issue. In the above scenario, merging
as you suggest is certainly the most sensible way to do it.)
but it then behooves you to remember when you've done
the damn merge..
It always behooves you to remember (typically with tags) what you've
merged,
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