Peter Biechele wrote:
1) Is it possible to choose the directory in the repository by using the
cvs import command ? e.g. I will import a whole program sitting in the
sandbox ?test?. I want to have this module in the directory
$CVSROOT/Projects/Test. How do I accomplish this ???
Please direct future queries of this nature to one of the mailing lists
as you are much more likely to receive a prompt and accurate response.
Anyway, I've seen that kind of thing due to a misconfigured inetd - e.g.
inetd is picking up the connection but the server it is running is
misconfigured
Mental wrote:
We're using cvs 1.10 on solaris. The issue is that some of the content is
binary. I setup the cvswrappers so that the commonly added binary files
get added with the -kb sticky options.
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_5.html#SEC64
The real questions I have are:
1. Is
Mental wrote:
Now, the thing is, I've done some experimenting and the version number
isnt changing. Commits dont ask for a log message, so I imagine that nothing
is happening to the binarys. It seems to me that when you do the update -kk
-j to do the merge that nothing 'bad' is being done to
"Parand T. Darugar" wrote:
I'd like to setup CVS for a web based project
that involves multiple developers. We would like
to have those multiple developers access the
I'd probably set it up with either a manual script or a loginnfo hook
that exported all files in the repository to the
Jason Henry Parker wrote:
2. Alternatively, is it possible to tweak CVSROOT/ to make some
directories readable or writable by only some users, or do I have
to resort to messing with UNIX file permissions?
I usually opt to use UNIX file permissions. It's pretty simple. Aside
from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I am a CVS newbie.I wanted to know how I can send many commit
messages as a single email;i.e. I want to send 10 commits as 1 email
message.
I also want to know how I can configure loginfo to send mail at a
specified time i.e. once an hour or two.
Thanks,
Robert Schott wrote:
cvs:/home/validuser/.ssh/autorized_keys - I even tried a
'ssh -l validuser cvs' and this worked!)
As I understand it, the command above would attempt to log into a host with
the hostname 'cvs'.
Derek
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Robert Bresner wrote:
Howdy --
granted we have a 680MB history file.
Could that be why I'm getting this error?
cvs history -T -a olfmake.defs
Terminated with fatal signal 11
cvs -v
Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.10.8 (client)
Copyright (c)
and now I want to make a new verson and find out which files are
different from version 2.0 in the repository?
thanks
kmyoung
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Antony Stace wrote:
How can I export the latest version of a project in CVS?
Antony Stace wrote:
How can I export the latest version of a project in CVS?
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_16.html#SEC132
Derek
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Mark Harrison wrote:
I have a cgi script which does an anonymous pserver checkout
from sourceforge. I'm a bit surprised that cvs looks in root's
home directory for .cvspass.
cvs checkout: could not open /home/root/.cvspass: Permission denied
cvs [checkout aborted]: use "cvs login" to log
That looks like an infinite regression of cascading branches you've set
up. Notice that you can never get a branch directly off the trunk again in
your scenario, at least not without extra work. Well, not unless you get
down to a single development track for some period of time. At the least
Evan Stergiou wrote:
Hi all, I want to put my executables under CVS so that anyone can
download them though CVSweb. The problem is that cvsweb's "download"
link automatically adds a .txt extension to my executables (that may
or may not have a .exe extension, eg. Linux). How can i hack
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whenever I try to login to an anonymous CVS server, after sometime I
get the message " connect to so-and-so server failed;operation timed
out."
I tried many servers like sourceforge,roxen etc and I am not able to
login.Can anyone tell me the reason?
I tried to
Laird Nelson wrote:
How about take a chapter out of the CGI/web book and shove all
parameters in url-encoded form on STDIN? Then people can use existing
code libraries/snippets to parse this string into name/value pairs.
Just like an HTTP POST form submission. Then you don't have to
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
Laird Nelson wrote:
How about take a chapter out of the CGI/web book and shove all
parameters in url-encoded form on STDIN? Then people can use existing
CGI data comes in on STDIN? Huh. I programmed them for a year or so using the Perl
libraries
existin module in repository.
Why i'm writing this to you because u can tel me hether i'm observing right
thing or not or there will be some issues in future.
Pl. reply me back
Very Thanx for ur kind help
Asheesh
-Original Message-
From: Derek R. Price [mailto:[EMAIL
Padma CHini wrote:
Hi
I am totally new to CVS.I want to know how one can
enforce a tag naming convention?I know it can be done
thro' taginfo file,but I am not sure about the script
it should invoke.Where should I give the pattern which
I want my tags to conform to?It is not clear in the
True, but merges would find the same common ancestor for both branches, so
the point is moot. Of course, you would still have to worry about other
developers still having the branch checked out under the old name and
committing to the old branch rather than the new one.
Derek
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Stephen Rasku wrote:
I had been using loginfo to keep our internal web server up to date.
The web server had access to an NFS directory where the HTML files
were checked out so it was easy.
We have now moved our web server to our firewall and we don't want to
mount NFS directories. Is
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
My ssh installation come with an "scp" program to transfer files. You
could probably do a checkout and use something like rdist or rsynch too.
Er, s/rsynch/rsync/g.
Derek
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Tomas Velek wrote:
Hello,
I want to inform other about commit. To do it I use the "notify"
file and the external file, which send the informative mail to people
in "users" file. After commit all people receive the mail, it is
right. But this mail must contains the names of commited files
Jean-Olivier Racine wrote:
You probably received that question one or two million times but,
still, I do not know the answer... How do you use CVS server on NT? What
does it do exacly? It allows you to use CVS over the internet without
having to configura a VPN?
http://www.cvsnt.org
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[root@blrftp /]# cvs -d :pserver:deepu@blrftp:/usr/local/cvsroot login
(Logging in to deepu@blrftp)
CVS password:
cvs [login aborted]: recv() from server blrftp: Connection reset by
peer
vinay sinha wrote:
i want to know whether cvs is a hostable solution? how good is cvs?
secondly i have cvs in lab with lease line can it handle multisite development.
http://cvshome.org/docs/infopages.html
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs.html
There's a link to a page on multi-site
Irving Salisbury wrote:
We currently use CVS successfully on a number of projects at my
company. I wouldn't consider myself a newbie, but nowhere near an
expert.
http://cvshome.org/docs/infomultisite.html
Derek
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Larry Jones wrote:
Noel L Yap writes:
Hmmm. How does diff-utils deal with this situation?
I don't think diff-utils is interested in running on non-Unix/Posix
systems. CVS is (although it doesn't quite succeed just yet).
Still, where's the harm in returning only EXIT_SUCCESS
Ignacio Machin wrote:
hello. I'm studing the instalation of a cvs server for use in the
develop of web sites, I see there is a difference between the binary
and the text files and for me is very important the correct versioning
of binary files , especially .gif and .jpgthe questions are: -
"Hanser, Kevin" wrote:
I do a cvs login, and everything seems to work ok. But when I want to do a
checkout/release/update/etc, I'm getting this message:
cvs update: used empty password; try "cvs login" with a real password
That usually means you used a different CVSROOT for the 'cvs login'
Noel L Yap wrote:
You might also want to look into file system ACLs (man getfacl or man setfacl
for more info).
You keep saying that, but they're not installed on my system. What OS FS are
you using? A quick web search says Solaris if memory serves that would be
something like Solaris 2.6
Larry Jones wrote:
Derek R. Price writes:
There isn't any. I wasn't arguing for or against that change, just
explaining why things are the way they are.
We're talking about a few lines in configure.in, maybe one
in acconfig.h, a line in system.h, and a single line in main. I'll do
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are moving the repository from one location to another in the same
server.Is it ok if we use symbolic links so that all users do not
have to change their CVSROOT?
I think so. Try it.
Is there any script which if run will modify the users views?
There's one
Noel L Yap wrote:
Yes, I'm running Solaris 2.6. IIRC, Solars 2.5.1 also had support for them.
I'd be somewhat surprised if Linux didn't have support for them, yet.
Yep. Don't know how well it works but I found support as a kernel patch:
http://acl.bestbits.at/ . Sounds like what I know of
Richard Ponton wrote:
I tried using both .cvsignore and the CVSIGNORE environment variable.
Both worked for all the other types of files I wanted to ignore (like *.shtml).
In my tree there is a conf subdirectory, with various .conf files in it.
With *.conf in my cvsignore and even naming
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I ensure that everyone enters a log message while checking
in, else deny commit.
verifymsg
How can I enforce tag naming rules?
taginfo
I know that we should use taginfo and loginfo for this but how
exactly to do this?Is anyone aware of any scripts to
Hey. Just thought I'd tell _somebody_ who might care. A convenient checkbox to
filter (or give a lower score to) emails with the keywords "search", "archive",
and perhaps "mail-archive" and/or "e?mail" would probably be neat and even much
in demand soon if anybody has the time. See below.
For
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One problem we experienced is that VAJ, upon extract to a CVS workspace,
would re-format the entire source file. This plays havac with CVS's
concept of simultaneous editing of the same file by different
developers, i.e. the probability of merge conflicts goes up
Search the mail archives for this list. There's a script I used to go in the other
direction a long time ago called something like pvcs2cvs.pl floating around. I
thought it was fairly complete when I finished with it but the last person to
resubmit it said (s?)he fixed a few bugs.
Derek
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"Hanser, Kevin" wrote:
Is there some sort of (very basic) text log w/CVS besides the change log(s)?
For example, is there a way to log _only_ the checkin time and user, and
nothing else? (this would be in addition to the usual change logs..) We
just want a sort of snapshot on the day's
in the teacher's lounge.
I saw nothing unusual in the teacher's lounge.
I saw nothing unusual in the teacher's lounge...
- Bart Simpson on chalkboard, _The Simpsons_
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
Search the mail archives for this list. There's a script I used to go in the other
direction a lon
Cheryl Strachan wrote:
Does anyone know a simple way to get a listing of all files in a
repository AND the current version number for each?
Search http://www.mail-archive.com/info-cvs@gnu.org/
This question has been answered quite a few times.
Derek
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Ferdinando Ametrano wrote:
I do not know how to handle the following error:
cvs server: cannot add file `Makefile' when RCS file
`/cvsroot/quantlib/QuantLib/Linux/Makefile,v' already exists
cvs [server aborted]: correct above errors first!
Please search the http://www.mail-archive.com for
_copy_ the archive files into their new configuration. It'll keep your log
messages, but you'll probably have to go back to the old module to use old
versions if you broke you Makefiles or whatever.
Derek
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It's a security feature of your inetd. If too many connections are
initiated in too short a time it stops accepting connections for 10
minutes. I think both the number of connections that takes and the
length of the timeout is configurable, but if you can rewrite your
script to open less
Deivanai Meiyappan wrote:
I have a template asking for BUG-ID when i am checking in at branch
level..But i am not not able to get the branch tag in my verifymsg
script.Does anybody have any code which will get the branch tag in
verifymsg script..If so could you please let me know.
This
Antony Stace wrote:
I have just started to use CVS. I have managed to set up a CVS
repository on a machine and connect to it via my notebook which is all
good and well when I am on the LAN. What I want to be able to do is to
somehow make a copy of the repository on my notebook and work on
Antony Stace wrote:
IS it possible to use an IP address instead of the machine name to
connect to, ie something like
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/local/cvsroot project1 login
I have tried the above and it dosent seem to work. Am I doing something
a little wrong or is this just
Donald Sharp wrote:
3) Don't forget that a final patch submission should contain a ChangeLog
entry and any necessary doc changes, but I'm sure I didn't need to remind you
about that. :)
Nope won't forget. As I said earlier the whole point of this
exercise was to get some comments
Olaf Meding wrote:
Sorry, I am using WinCVS and tried both the command line and the WinCVS GUI.
Your suggestion fails with both.
All the shells I'm familiar with allow you to just include them in the
quotes:
cvs admin -mr1.2:"New message
next line" file
Sorry. I don't know enough
Donald Sharp wrote:
Here are some sample cvs history -T output(s):
T 2000-11-29 15:21 + sharpd bar.c 1.3 [d:A]
T 2000-11-29 15:21 + sharpd foo.c 1.1 [d:A]
T 2000-11-29 15:21 + sharpd bar.c 1.4 [b:M]
T 2000-11-29 15:22 + sharpd bar.c [b:D]
T 2000-11-29 15:22 +
Larry Jones wrote:
Donald Sharp writes:
This is starting to get complicated. Should we rework the cvs history
output for the 'T' record?
I think it's better to leave the history stuff alone and let the few
people who care about recording tag information use taginfo to do it.
I don't
Donald Sharp wrote:
The thing that really concerns me about this is that the history file
can get quite large and will tend to grow much quicker now with these
changes. For instance we had a repository with a history
file that was 118megs. Parsing that took quite some time, and in the
end
Larry Jones wrote:
Derek R. Price writes:
I would have thought checkout records were overkill. You know what might be
interesting in conjunction with this. A config file string that took the same
flags
which can be passed to 'history -x' and filtered records *before* they were
Antony Stace wrote:
I have one machine(machine 1) which has a cvs repository on it. I have
another machine(machine 2). What I want to be able to do is to be able
to checkout and checkin files in the cvs repository on (machine 1) from
(machine 2). What is the simplest way I can do this?
Antony Stace wrote:
Is there a command which will list information about all the projects in
the CVS repository? Ie, what projects exist, what files are being
worked on in each project, etc. Or do I need to write a script to get
this type of info?
There isn't one. 'cvs co -c' and 'cvs co
Sergio Merino Merino wrote:
When I executed: telnet servername 2401 for debug :pserver: the system
doesn't permit entry to server.
This is the ouptut that I got:
Connection Closed by foreign host.
In Appendix F (page 150) I saw that this was one way to connect to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if anyone knew of a way of setting up CVS to ignore a
directory in the repository during checkout. Any info would be
appreciated.
The modules admin file, but you shouldn't use it. It's not versioned.
Reorganizing your repository so that you don't
Jerry Nairn wrote:
Of course, rearranging the contents of the repository, as Derek suggested,
makes it even more difficult to get back to something you had in the past.
I agree that there is reason to be reluctant to arbitrarily change the
modules file. However, the modules file is
Ferdinando Ametrano wrote:
The real problem is the commit failure:
cvs commit -m "log message" Makefile (in directory E:\Projects\QuantLib\Linux)
with the following message:
cvs server: cannot add file `Makefile' when RCS file
`/cvsroot/quantlib/QuantLib/Linux/Makefile,v' already exists
Olaf Meding wrote:
How can I specify a carrige returns in the change log message command below?
cvs admin -mr1.2:"New message" file
All the shells I'm familiar with allow you to just include them in the quotes:
cvs admin -mr1.2:"New message
next line" file
Derek
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Jerry Nairn wrote:
Of course, rearranging the contents of the repository, as Derek suggested,
makes it even more difficult to get back to something you had in the past.
I agree that there is reason to be reluctant to arbitrarily change the
modules file. However, the modules file is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to install CVS for the very first time. I have a
windows 2k client and a Linux remote shell account. The Linux box is
shared can I install CVS on that ok? BTW Whered are the instructions
for installing CVS.
"Tige D. Chastain" wrote:
I have a current version of code that is stable. I have a developer
that wants to go off in a different direction on a few ideas and see how
it comes out. Management has okayed this. Can I just create a branch
in CVS to handle this? I only ask, as the
Dave Camp wrote:
Why in the world does CVS need more than 33 megs to check in a 1.7 meg
binary file? That concerns my IS guy to no end...
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_2.html#SEC27
Derek
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mailto:[EMAIL
Sergio Merino Merino wrote:
When I try to access to my repository through rsh:
rsh -l name nameserv 'echo $PATH'
the system said me: Permission denied.
Could you help me?
Man rsh. There's lots of reasons that could be happening. And don't
forget to make sure you have 0622 perms on
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i require some kind of a script which will check in the files in
india and also simultaneouly in Us over the internet.
Maybe CVSup: http://cvshome.org/dev/addoncvsup.html
There's some information that might get what you want done here too:
Manish Koolwal wrote:
Each time I telnet a machine having CVS, it prompts me for specifying
CVSROOT. I then specify the path of CVSROOT and export it. Is there any way
by which I don't have to specify CVSROOT each time I log on to a machine?
I believe that using your .cshrc, .bashrc, or the
"Greg A. Woods" wrote:
Can someone please clue in the appropriate people that there's a very
SERIOUS problem with the servers at cvshome.org and/or OpenAvenue.com.
I really have nothing to do with the networks, so I can't do much, but
I keep forwarding you descriptions of the problem to our
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a web site that provides the Cederqvist manual for downloading. I
can only find it for online reading or as ps/pdf files for downloading.
What format, exactly, did you want it in?
Derek
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was searching for a HTML version.
You can generate it from the sources using the texi2html script, but I put one
online at:
http://alumni.engin.umich.edu/~oberon/cvs1-11.html.tar.bz2
and
http://alumni.engin.umich.edu/~oberon/cvs1-11.html.tgz
CVSHome .org
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are using CVS for version control system Client is WINCVS 1.1 and
server is at redhatLinux 5.2.
We have checked in (imported) a file which is of the size 72 MB
(roughly). when we tried to checkout that particular file
it was giving errors some times it says
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you Derek, that was very nice of you to do!
You're welcome. :)
Derek
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Samir Barucija wrote:
What does it mean?
cvs -d /home/cvs add knock_server
cvs add: in directory .:
cvs [add aborted]: there is no version here; do 'cvs checkout' first
Add only works in a CVS workspace. You have to do a checkout first. If
you're trying to add a new (toplevel) module,
Bradley Johnston wrote:
I also did a kill -HUP and I got a message that no inetd services were
running?
Sounds like you're not starting inted or it went down. You probably need
something like the following (assuming inetd is really installed):
/etc/rc.d/rc5.d/S50inetd linked to
Stephen Rasku wrote:
One of our developers wants to mass move a bunch of files from the
HEAD to a branch. There are binary files and text files. Some are
the same name and some have been renamed. He has proposed to simply
"cvs rm" the entire contents of the module and then "cvs add" the
Stephen Rasku wrote:
revision), but is there a reason you're not just creating a new
branch
from HEAD?
The reason is that the branch is contains the history for the current
production release of the software. We need to maintain this branch
until we release the current version.
Um, why
Stephen Rasku wrote:
We aren't replacing the whole product, just part of it. Our previous
release, call it A, includes a bunch of HTML and C-based CGI scripts.
The current release, call it B, does all this with PHP scripts.
Release B is taking longer than we expected (go figure) so we want
William Mulvihill wrote:
to the server, does CVS make a backup of that old file and then add the new
updated file in as the newest version? Or does it remove the old one and
replace it with the new one? I believe the case is that it backups the old
Pekka Savola wrote:
Of course, you
could always use 'cvs update' and deal with the 'CVS' directories.
Umm.. If you delete CVS directories, cvs update doesn't work, right? So
this doesn't seem to be an option as it's essentially the same as export.
Unless you can somehow set CVS dirs
Jelle Boomstra wrote:
I noticed the PRCS homepage had a large section on this subject. Should i
rather use PRCS for extensive branche merging or can CVS do this as good? I'm a
bit worried about using a lesser-used tool. Any pointers to CVS branch
merging are welcome.
Sounds like a
Ray Schneider wrote:
2 Different Development Groups
Each have readers and writers within their respective groups
Each should be able to read the other groups tree
Each should have one admin that is the only person allowed to commit to
production code.
What I would like have is your ideas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the Cederqvist manual available in downloadable form from somewhere?
Thank you.
I just stuck one up at:
http://alumni.engin.umich.edu/~oberon/cvs1-11.html.tgz
and
http://alumni.engin.umich.edu/~oberon/cvs1-11.html.tar.bz2
If you have Tex installed, you
Bruce Sava wrote:
Has anyone installed cvs on a Solaris 8 system?
I'm guessing somebody has:
http://www.sunfreeware.com/programlistsparc8.html#cvs
Derek
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"Derek R. Price" wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the Cederqvist manual available in downloadable form from somewhere?
Thank you.
Oh, there's a PDF version with working links at
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/cvspdf/cvs1_11.pdf , too.
Derek
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I believe you were looking for [EMAIL PROTECTED] That's where these types
of questions usually get answered.
Anyhow, it sounds like your server is misconfigured. You'll have to read
the docs specific to the NT server. You should be able to download them
from http://www.cvsnt.org . For more
name.
There are so many copies of this floating around the net, it's been very hard to
distinguish which version is for which code version.
Thanks!
Mike
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the Cederqvist manual avail
Michael Lukaschek wrote:
we have a problem with the timezones. We use cvs 1.10 on a linux machine with CET.
The clients run wincvs 1.2b16 with windows having timezone GMT+1 which is equivalent
to CET. Does the wincvs client set the time to GMT during contact to the pserver? Or
does the
Of course, you might be losing minor bug fixes on the stable branch. I'm with
Chuck. I'd try the merge first. CVS usually handles them pretty well.
Basically, if the same lines have been changed in a file on each branch, then
the change will be flagged as a conflict. Otherwise they will be
Dan Kegel wrote:
Have the security issues identified in
http://www.mail-archive.com/bug-cvs%40gnu.org/msg00384.html
been resolved yet?
They were: "CVS/Checkin.prog and CVS/Update.prog can be
replaced with an arbitrary binary, which will be blindly
executed on the server"
and "the client
Sankar Das wrote:
Is it possible to restrict a file to be acessed by more than one
user simultaneously? I want to know that if it is possible that
whenever a user does 'checkout' of some file, nobody will be
allowed to 'ckeckout' that file until the first user make a 'commit'.
Look
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks.. this excatly what I was looking for. I didn't notice the -d option
when I looked in the manual - silly me.. I don't quite understand what you
mean with 'breaking reproducibility of old releases'. If you have a spare
moment to explain this to me, it would be
Dan Kegel wrote:
(I would not have thought of moving the work directory-
Perforce, Source Integrity, and SourceSafe have brainwashed
me into fixed mappings between repository and sandbox!
However, that trick might be a bit confusing for my
target audience, who tend to have problems with the
Paul Sander wrote:
You need 1.3 GIGabytes of memory to check out this file? I can think of
several workarounds:
[snip]
cvs [checkout aborted]: out of memory; can not reallocate 1310720 bytes
That sure looks like 1.3 Mbytes to me. You can try messing with compilation
options but if you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would be useful to know why you think this is a bad idea. Otherwise
your comment is of very little value.
The general design philosophy behind CVS tends more towards leaving things
like ACLs to the OS. More people are putting more time into security there
and
Richa Munjal wrote:
\Thanks for the prompt response .
Derek , I feel you have not understood my question correctly.
I have an RCS repository at a remote location (at a machine which is in US),
and I want to check-out , check-in the files into the remote repository
without logging on to the
Patrik Sjöberg wrote:
Someone please answer this question...
Is it ok to just delete (rm -r sourcedir) a cvs source and do a new import
with the same vendor tag and release tag with a sligtly modified source
(added some directories)? I have also modified my cvswrappers file to treat
more
Richard F Weber wrote:
In the shared directory, the documents themselves are present, and able
to get locked by any authorized user. When the authorized user is done
editing the file, they can then commit it back in, and lock the file
back up so a user is required to check the file out..
Dan Kegel wrote:
When using pserver mode, which side obeys {~/.cvswrappers, $CVSWRAPPERS,
CVSROOT/cvswrappers}?
Does the client pay any attention to CVSROOT/cvswrappers (which may or
may not be on the local machine)?
I don't remember. I'm not sure CVSROOT/cvswrappers isn't sourced only for
Richa Munjal wrote:
I am a user of RCS .
I have all my repositories in RCS.
These repositories are located in US.i.e they physically reside on some
machines in US
I want to check-out the code from RCS repositories sitting in India
without having to log on
to a US machine and without
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