From: duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Memory/space issues
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2000 12:44:30 +0900
| There is most certianly space on the device, to the tune of several
| gigs... (trying to check out 20-30 MB)
Has /tmp enough space?
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Hey all,
We've just completed the migration from the hated MS VSS to CVS. I'm
thrilled, my developers are happy, yippee!
I have only one more wish--to find a Perl widget that will integrate with
CVS and do things like track the growth of a project using metrics like
lines of source code or, bett
Suppose you want to revert it back to 2000-09-20:
Go to the base dir of where the person changed the files.
Type :
cvs tag bad-revision
cvs tag -D '2000-09-20' last-good-revision
cvs up -j bad-revision -j last-good-revision
I haven't actually tried this before, so if it works type 'cvs
actually loginfo is for post-checkin and
commitinfo is for pre-checkin and
verifymsg is for verifying log messages ...
so I am hoping there is something like "checkoutinfo " :}
Anand
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From: Derek R. Price [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 3
Hello All,
I am facing the situation where I need to log messages
whenever check-out takes place. I could register messages when
check out happens , but only at the module level. To be more precise
I changed the modules file to contain this line
mod2 -o d:\myprog mod2
This will fire
Short question:
What's the sense of having the CVSROOT in some module directory ?
For example, I checked out the free OpenGL 'clone' Mesa and the
checkout directory 'Mesa' contains the ususual CVS directory but
also a 'CVSROOT' directory'.
THX
Stefan
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> I am desperately trying to have a trigger set up for check out.
You are out of luck. Time to start hacking C code. :-) Is there some
reason you can't continue to use your modules -o solution for all
modules?
Cheers,
Laird
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Whoops, right. There isn't one, outside of the input/output filters and
the modules file. I haven't played with either. Sorry.
Derek
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Hello,
I'm fairly new with CVS.
Does anyone know how to check for new element at the repository even after
you checkout a working copy or Is there a cvs command to identify new
element at the repository?
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Why don't you just fix vss2rcs.js to check the date returned by vss
and if it's greater than what could even remotely be possible change
it to a sane value? Seems like a lot of work to hack cvs when you
should just hack the input script...
donald
On Tue, Sep 26, 2000 at 06:29:45PM -, Greg Pr
> But what I am looking for is to have a trigger which will be called
> whenever any file is checked out from any module in the repository.
Look up "commitinfo", "verifymsg", and "loginfo" in the Cederqvist.
I believe they are also called "Commit support files".
Derek
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Ok! The HOME was set to /dev/null!
Thanks very much!
Marinalva.
On Mon, 25 Sep 2000, Derek R. Price wrote:
> Sounds like the 'HOME' environment variable is somehow being set to
> '/dev/null' before you run CVS. Make sure you leave it set to your actual
> home directory.
>
> Derek
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On Tue, 26 Sep 2000 15:00:41 -0700, Donald Sharp wrote:
>On Tue, Sep 26, 2000 at 02:50:24PM -0700, Gregory L Priem wrote:
>> with the rcs 5.7 ci.c source, it seems like it does a simple check for
>> date, sends a message, and does a 'continue'. a simple commenting out
>> of the continue may be a u
Does anyone out there have a version of "descend"
that uses C-Shell (csh) instead of the Bourne Shell (sh)
version that comes in the "contrib" directory with CVS??
I'd rather not re-write it myself...
("Why?", you ask? Because my users have Hamilton C-Shell
on their WinNT boxes, and I would pref
Bill Shields wrote:
> Question: What is the best way to revert all the files back to the
> previous individual versions that were good?
Any file that CVS attempted to merge changes into should have a file in it's
directory named ".#." which contains the changes before that merge.
Try us
Look up the config admin file and specifically the LockDir option in the
Cederqvist (http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/index.html). As long as
everyone has inheritable write access to the lock directory (and
I believe the CVSROOT/history file), you should be able to assign
privileges to other direct
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> Furthermore, if I were in your shoes, I would shutdown
> client availability--temporarily removing the inetd.conf
> entry (one of many ways)--while making changes, and
> enabling it after it is done. The changes will be quick,
>
Title: RE: Questions on Checking out files
Hi,
This problem occurs only for few of them in my team. I can checkout files from the CVS repository without any problems. But for some of my colleagues they are not able to checkout the files and gives the error message mentioned earlier. Why
hi CVS-gurus
I have a big problem with cvs server on linux and winCVS client (NT).
It's working only for one user.
If I'm using jCVS for client it's working perfect.
Can anybody help me?
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I'd suggest not to have both paths available and not modify users'
sandboxes. Assuming that you do not modify all the sources in your
repository every night, I suggest to copy the repositoy without shutting
down the access, then shutdown pserver, do incremental copy using rdist or
rsync, remount n
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Ken Riley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We've just completed the migration from the hated MS VSS to CVS. I'm
> thrilled, my developers are happy, yippee!
>
> I have only one more wish--to find a Perl widget that will integrate with
> CVS and do things like track the growth of a project using metr
the structure of our repository is
RW
RW/org
RW/hla
RW/EDU
whenever I do commands at the CVS level they never go into the lower
directories:
cvs editors (in directory d:\RW\)
? org
? hla
? EDU
but this does give results:
cvs editors (in directory d:\RW\org)
RConsortium/RangeWare/AppWare/Part
Sounds like the 'HOME' environment variable is somehow being set to
'/dev/null' before you run CVS. Make sure you leave it set to your actual
home directory.
Derek
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I am trying to only allow read-access to the CVS repository to a
generic, anonymous QA user (qauser). I am using Unix client/server
with password authentication but no CVS password file.
I created $CVSROOT/cvsroot/readers to include 'qauser'.
Updates (cvs commit) are disallowed correctly from
Hi,
I am having a problem with branches and new files. I have a dev branch that
is rooted on another branch called promotion. In order to promote changes,
I merge the dev branch into the promotion branch and then create a release
branch off the promotion branch. I then re-root the dev branch o
I am somewhat new to CVS, at least as the admin...
I am running into problems of when trying to do a CO or a CI it is
failing, and i am getting an error like:
[root@tango build20]# cvs co -r build20 myhost.com/HTDOCS
cvs [server aborted]: cannot open CVS/Entries.Static: No space left on
device
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wrote:
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> My
> repository is in "/home/mari/cvsroot" and in inetd.conf I put "2401
stream
> tcp nowait root /usr/bin/cvs cvs --allow-root=/home/mari/cvsroot
pserver".
> At the momment of login, I have the follow message:"cvs[logi
Hallo,
I'm creating remote repositories using pserver.
I have some users like:
dev1, dev2, dev3
and two groups:
group1, group2
dev1 and dev2 are in group1
dev2 and dev3 are in group2
then I have an repository user: repoadmin
my repository is:
PROJECT_ONE
the CVSROOT repository has follo
To re-create this version, all you need to is change all the
places where it opens a file to use O_BINARY instead of trying to
choose the correct mode. The patch follows, you can ignore the
buf_mem_error stuff.
When a client of mine ported CVS to dos many years ago, they chose
the same route, and
There is really no notion of checkout in CVS. Rather, you edit the file and
then commit the changes to the repository. You don't *have* to check the
file out. You can simply make the file writable, modify the file, and
commit the changes.
The cvs edit command may be what you want. You can s
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