Does anybody have an idea on how to use symbolic Links in CVS ??
Thank you for any help !
Peter Biechele
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Does anyone know
where I can find informations on how to install a CVS server on NT platform
?
Thanks,
Sébastien.
Hello,
Does CVS 1.10 or the new version of CVS (1.11) support communication with
Lotus Notes databases via email? Is there a way to have CVS notify Lotus
Notes that a "commit" has occurred? The idea is to have Lotus notes
receive this "notify email", identify the SCR, and automatically append
On Wed, Dec 20, 2000 at 03:54:46PM +0100, Sébastien PETIT wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find informations on how to install a CVS
server on NT platform ?
Try this
http://www.cvsnt.com/readme.nt
Cheers,
Matthias
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On Wed, Dec 20, 2000 at 09:19:08AM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does CVS 1.10 or the new version of CVS (1.11) support communication
with Lotus Notes databases via email? Is there a way to have CVS
notify Lotus Notes that a "commit" has occurred? The idea is to have
Lotus notes receive
On Wed, Dec 20, 2000 at 02:26:02PM +, Peter Biechele wrote:
Thanks for the fast answer to this FAQ-Question.
But the reason for the question was:
Is it possible to have a CVS Repository for an /etc directory of an
Linux-System ??
I want to put all the ETC dirs under CVS Control.
Hi,
I don't know if anyone replied to this email or not, but I didn't see a
reply. Could anyone let me know how to address this issue? Thanks in advance.
Saima
"Saima Iqbal" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/08/2000 03:15:26 PM
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Hi,
I think I have this sorted out in my head but I need to run it past
some people who are "in the know", so to speak.
We are planning to create a new GCC backend, and as there will be
multiple developers it all needs to be in CVS. We need to be able to:
1) update the version of gcc we are
WinCVS is written in PERL. If it has an option to run arbitrary
UNIX commands you should be able to run /bin/sh with the shell
script as a parameter.
If not, you can add a system(); call to the right place in the
PERL code.
On Fri, Dec 08, 2000 at 03:15:26PM -0500, Saima Iqbal wrote:
Hi,
I never had to support Windows developers before, but more of them are joining the CVS party lately. We have experienced case-sensitivity problems while importing releases of their code.
What happens is the first import will contain a file named "Foo.c". The next import, it might be called
But how is someone supposed to know on an
import whether the case of their files is messed up? Do the import,
check it out somewhere, notice the error, do a bunch of "cvs remove"
commands, ...? Is there any way "cvs import" could check if
there are similarly-named files already
nd setting a release (ie. non-branch) tag when you do
this (also, use "-u" to make a patch that the GCC maintainers can
actually use):
cvs rtag -r HEAD patches-submitted-20001220 gcc
#
# Don't use "-r HEAD" again in the "rdiff"; use the tag
Matt Munz writes:
cvs server: cannot open /var/root/.cvsignore: Permission denied
As has been discussed here frequently, and as it says in the manual,
this means that you've either forgotten the -f on the pserver command
(which you haven't), or your inetd has set $HOME in the
If didn't want the user to have write permissions to a particular
directory,
why did you give them write permissions to the directory?
Derek
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Not that I know of. Sorry.
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Peter Biechele wrote:
Does anybody have an idea on how to use symbolic Links in CVS ??
Thank you for any help !
If you mean how to check them in, don't. There used to be support for
it but it caused a lot of problems, has been broken for awhile, and is
unlikely to be fixed. Use a script
On Wed, Dec 20, 2000 at 03:13:55PM -0500, Matt Munz wrote:
I am currently having the problem that one user cannot check out a directory
made by another, due to conflicting permissions. After pouring over the CVS
manual(s) with little success, I thought I'd see if any of you could help.
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
Unfortunately, if, say, somebody wrote some C code like the following:
foo_c_date = "$Date: somedate$"
as used to be a common practice, then -kk causes shortening of the data
segment of
a binary so that "$Date: somedate$" becoming "$Date$" throws off all
sorts
Matt Munz writes:
When a user logs in to cvs via pserver and adds a directory, what
determines the file permissions of that
directory? What determines the ownership, read, and write settings,
etc.?
The operating system. On BSD Unix (where CVS grew up), the directory
would inherit the
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CVS'ers,
A binary file is a binary file. Period. It can
contain any sequence of characters, the encoding and interpretation of which is
solely understood by the application that created it. CVS should do
nothing in terms of keyword expansion or End Of Line conversion to modify a
binary
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