[ On Monday, April 3, 2000 at 15:43:43 (CST), Win32 M$ wrote: ]
Subject: Base directory, in CVS directory
That is a great feature, but the problem is that it is the copy with the
exact same name as an original. Then, if I try to grep for the files
recursively in some directory, I will get
[ On Friday, April 7, 2000 at 09:19:12 (-0400), Laird Nelson wrote: ]
Subject: Importing of CVS sources question
I started by importing cvs v1.10 lo these many months ago into our own
CVS repository. Now I pulled down CVS v1.10.8 and imported that onto
the vendor branch following the
[ On Friday, April 7, 2000 at 15:14:44 (-0500), Spencer Hansen - TXDC CAD wrote: ]
Subject: Group Work Area
For historical reason's I'm stuck in a situation where there
is a single project directory in which multiple user's edit files.
Part of the "deal"(/contract/agreement) you have to
On Friday, April 7, Stephen Rasku wrote:
I don't think you understood what we are doing. We are checking out a
directory on our Solaris box and then accessing the same directory
from the Windows NT box via Samba. This allows us to compile on all
platforms and only check in when it
On Friday, April 7, Pavel Roskin wrote:
the UNIX version barfs because the DOS version leaves ^M cookies at
the end of each line in CVS/Entries, CVS/Repository, CVS/Root
I think that developers should not be encouraged to use "cvs commit" as
way of transmitting files from one system to
Using the history command of Tony Hoyle's CVS server for NT does not
seem to return a result, and error or anything.
eg:
CVSROOT=:ntserver:ntsrvr01:c:\pserver\cvsroot
cvs history
cvs history -report -e
The $CVSROOT/cvsroot/history file has lots of stuff...
Our environment is:
Win NT 4 SP4
Does anyone have experience with this error?
Our environment is:
Win NT client
Win NT server
(Tony Hoyle's Windows NT/2000 cvs server at
http://betty.magenta-logic.com/cvs latest download).
WinCVS 1.1b12
CVSROOT=:ntserver:ntsrvr01:c:\pserver\cvsroot
This error only occurs using WIn-CVS, it
Hi Noel,
Short answer:
Use "find ! -path '*/CVS/*'" (if you're using gnu find). Otherwise pipe
the
output of find through "grep -v '/CVS/' (you might have to backslash the
'/').
??? Answer to what question? I asked three:
1. Are there any other people with similiar opinion;
2. Are there any
At 10:17 PM 4/5/00, Derek Scherger wrote:
Gerhard Sittig wrote:
On Tue, Apr 04, 2000 at 13:50 +0300, Marius Oancea wrote:
Hello cvs expoerts,
If I want to use cvs from my workstation ( and here I am root )
how can I commit then changes to the server? If I am a normal
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2000.04.08 20:11:12
But the long answer is interesting:
Long answer:
I've come to think that the Base subdirectory is a broken design.
1. The copy stored in Base isn't really the version that was originally
checked
out, it's the version existing at the time of "cvs edit".
Hi there,
I wonder, what is the *oldest* version of CVS that supports remote repositories
and where can I get it? TIA a lot.
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Michael Sokolov Harhan Engineering Laboratory
Public Service AgentInternational Free Computing Task Force
International Engineering
On Sat, Apr 08, 2000 at 12:48 +0200, Eivind Eklund wrote:
On Mon, Apr 03, 2000 at 07:13:44PM +0200, Gerhard Sittig wrote:
[ ... cvs refuses to act on root's behalf ... ]
There's something wrong in your enterprise. Go and read some
basic doc about how to deal with priviledges! And don't
Can a .cvsignore file be checked in? (And propagated to them the next time they do an
update?)
Best answer I've seen yet. Thanks.
Sean Cavanaugh wrote:
Also you should probably add a localized .cvsignore file to ignore the
temporary build/output directories, in this situation (so they will
We also have an environment in which Unix home directories are accessed via
Samba on NT, which is our platform for development. We use WinCVS 1.1b11 on
NT with global Preferences set to checkout ASCII files with Unix LF
termination (which applies to both checked out files and to CVS
- Original Message -
From: "Michael Gersten" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Sean Cavanaugh" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2000 8:35 PM
Subject: Re: Completely removing directories -- how?
Can a .cvsignore file be checked in? (And propagated to them the next
As the person whose "bug report" sparked this controversy, I
am amazed at what strong opinions and controversy a simple request
to handle whitespace cleanly instead of on an ad-hoc basis has engendered.
Therefore:
I hereby withdraw my bug report
so that everybody can get back to
[ On Saturday, April 8, 2000 at 12:48:59 (+0200), Eivind Eklund wrote: ]
Subject: Re: Cannot commit as root
Seriously: There are cases where using CVS as root makes very good
sense. For instance, at my employer, there are basically four roles
we have for machines where it might be relevant
[ On Saturday, April 8, 1900 at 12:41:00 (CDT), Michael Sokolov wrote: ]
Subject: Oldest CVS version to support remote repos
I wonder, what is the *oldest* version of CVS that supports remote repositories
and where can I get it? TIA a lot.
Properly? 1.10.8, and maybe not even that! ;-)
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