Jim.Hyslop wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure I follow this. How would using the timestamp of the file
instead of the time of checkin break make?
The problem is that the CVS doesn't guarantee that the files
are copied
into the workspace in the same order in which they were
Larry Jones wrote:
Derek R. Price writes:
It wouldn't, but it could break the RCS archive file contract that says
that internal commit timestamps will be increasing.
Is there such a contract, given that RCS's ci has a -d option that lets
you set the date to anything you want (and its
Derek R. Price wrote:
Yes. RCS_getdatebranch() in rcs.c stops when it finds the first date
that is too old. From RCS_getdatebranch() in rcs.c:
Of course, this doesn't necessarily mean that that can't be fixed, but
any archive file that took advantage of it would no longer work quite
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Paul Gelderblom (ptok) wrote:
I checked with Matthew Ogilvie, who earlier published a version of the
advisory locks patch including documentation and test cases.
I am currently out of the office and unable to reply to your email. I will
return to the office on Monday, March 17th, 2003. If this matter cannot
wait, I can be reached via phone at (717) 579-6168.
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christian liesch wrote:
I did like to know if it is possible to migrate a pvcs archive to a cvs
archive without loosing the history?
http://ccvs.cvshome.org/source/browse/ccvs/contrib/pvcs2rcs.in
Derek
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David Taylor wrote:
And don't forget to protect Greg Woods from spam ;-)
bounce_matching_headers for [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Subject:.*[^A-Za-z](binary|pserver|links|symlinks)[^A-Za-z]
But, seriously folks, what's wrong with leaving it up to each list member to
determine
what to filter, and
Jimmy Rimmer wrote:
I was going to answer this question by posting a link to CVSHome.org's
Tools list, but that list seems to have disappeared; all that's left are
the Hosted Tools, which doesn't include TortoiseCVS, jCVS, tkCVS, or any
of the CVS frontends.
Did that page disappear? Where
Johnny Ljunggren wrote:
Is it, and if so, how?
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Steve McIntyre
Mudit Sachdev wrote:
Hi Anyone know of a routine I can use to create a password file on
Sun Solaris system?
To crypt 1 password:
perl -e'print crypt password, salt' file
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Andy Baker wrote:
Must be a pretty fundamental change to get the result Mark wants. Is there
any documentation for this patch? I'd like to apply it but I'd rather
appreciate what it does before applying it.
First, I just noticed that I posted the link to the wrong patch. The proper
link
Greg A. Woods wrote:
Ah, but in this case I can. Everything I've described about tracking
the renaming/moving of files using cvs rm and cvs add with magically
meaningful comment strings can be easily automated by a front-end. No
change is necessary in CVS itself to achieve this
Rob Eso wrote:
[rae@skywalker myproj]$ cvs -d $CVSROOT import myproj v1 r1
Fatal error, aborting.
cvs: no such user
cvs import: authorization failed: server vader rejected access to /cvsroot
for user rob
Please read the sections of the manual on setting up a CVS server, connecting
to a
prasad marumokham wrote:
Sir,
We have linux 7.0 on pentium III 500MHz processor.
We had download cvs software from cvshome.org.
1.cvs-1.11.1-cvshome.7x.1.i686.rpm
2.cvs-1.11.1-cvshome.7x.1.i386.rpm
Either of these should be fine if you are running RedHat Linux. They will sometimes
work
Koti wrote:
what is diff between cvs rm and cvs delete?
I am using cvs 1.10, I never heared about cvs rm.
From which version cvs rm is available?
[dprice@magus dprice]$ cvs --help-synonyms
CVS command synonyms are:
add ad new
adminadm rcs
annotate
Tomki wrote:
Hello, I have a huge repository that I need to check into CVS.
My CVS server's connection to the internet is not fast, and the
international connection dependability is not high.
So I am using FTP to retrieve the tree to be checked in. Is there a way to
place the original dirs
Charles Karney wrote:
We use CVS in a mixed Windows and Linux environment. Recently we switched
from accessing the CVS repository vis ssh to a Linux machine on which
CVSROOT was a local disk to having the CVS repository in AFS and having all
clients access this as a local file system.
The
Sangeeta Gupta wrote:
FRIENDcvs import -m try work start1 start2
ksh: cvs: not found
cvs [import aborted]: end of file from server (consult above messages if any)
The CVS executable isn't in your path on the server. You need to set the
CVS_SERVER variable on the client side to a complete
Alexander Kamilewicz wrote:
cvs -q get -r releasetag logfile
cvs -qn co -r releasetag module
Derek
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Alex Flores wrote:
I need help please. I can not merge a branch into my main trunk. I
am a ClearCase man. I can not figure out how to use the CVS merge
utility or how to resolve conflicts.
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_5.html#SEC54
cvs commit: Examining .
cvs [commit aborted]:
Mike Castle wrote:
On Thu, Jun 14, 2001 at 03:26:31PM -0400, Derek R. Price wrote:
Mike Castle wrote:
And I think that this complete merging happens less than you might think.
It cannot handle the situation where a specific set of changes is migrated
before another (i.e., -j tag1
Donald Sharp wrote:
I would highly recommend you read the cvs documentation
about sticky tags and how to properly use them.
And note that this is a perfectly valid operation with stick branches, which the
documentation will sometimes refer to as sticky tags. You might want to
read enough
Schell Walter wrote:
I'm getting errors when I call update, are these happening because the
CVS/Entries file is missing? How can I get these files back from the
repository?
Rename the directory classes und do a checkout classes; seems to me, as if
the directory is not the result of an
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cvs server: sticky tag `v1-0-0-0' for file `telcom/telcom_tags_pool.dat' is
not a branch
cvs [server aborted]: correct above errors first!
*CVS exited normally with code 1*
Read the section of the manual on sticky tags, branches, and branching and
merging.
tal eran wrote:
Can i use cvs to update web pages that contain ascii(html) and binary(image
files)?
Yes. Be sure to tell CVS which files are binary. Please see
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/ for more.
Derek
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)
Andreas Wolff wrote:
I released Version1 with a module module1 that consists of dir1 and dir2
While developing Version2 I droped dir2 and added dir3, i.e. module1
consists now of dir1 and dir3. This is now reflected in the current version
of the module file.
No. The modules file is not
Andreas Wolff wrote:
I want to identify a release of my source.
I understood that the tag mechanism can be used for this purpose. But in
this case I have to apply the tag to each file. I am afraid that in big
projects with lots of files this may take a reasonable amount of time.
Is there
Fran Fabrizio wrote:
- What happens when they release a new tarball? We've already made
changes to some of their stuff so do I create a new vendor branch, put
their new stuff on it, and then merge the branches?
Just reimport it. CVS will manage the merge for you. Read the manual on
vendor
Alexey Mahotkin wrote:
SB == Stan Berka [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
SB Because the only thing I see is for 5.6 and earlier. Please, help!
As far as I know, it should be somewhere at http://www.sunfreeware.com/.
You can look, but they've been slow to update to new releases of CVS
lately.
Reinstein, Shlomo wrote:
Hi,
It happens many times that CVS users execute some CVS command (e.g., cvs
log), and then, before it finished executing, they abort the command using
Ctrl+Break or a similar manner. The outcome of this is that the read locks
generated by CVS remain in place, and
Matthew Riechers wrote:
I start a Windows cvs client and try to connect as anonymous.
The client return this message:
CVS.EXE [login aborted]: could not find out home directory.
I can not find where is the problem.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
Make sure $HOME is specified in
Matt Keyes wrote:
Hey all...
If I'm using Debian Linux, should I download the .gz file or the
.rpm?I thought Debian didn't use rpm, rather apt, but I'm not sure...
You'll want the .gz, though if you want to figure out how to build a
debian package and submit the conf file, we'd welcome the
Tomki wrote:
Documentation on www.cvshome.org indicated that it could be done by having
'-T /newdirectory' in the /etc/inetd.conf cvs line.
No luck, but also no further errors.
I also attempted adding this option to the import line. No luck, also no
further errors.
I eventually discovered
Scott D. Pham wrote:
How do I invoke cvs to mail diffs on commit ? Any ideas of scripts ?
Thanks !!
The loginfo and sometimes commitinfo scripts are usually used for this
purpose: http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_18.html#SEC170 You might
try adapting the log or commit_prep log_accum
Jayaraman, Kamalnayan wrote:
How do I import a directory and its subdirectories into a branch if I do not
have a numeric branch tag?
The branch name argument to the import command creates a vendor branch if it
doesn't exist. If this doesn't help, please RTFM before asking again:
Brad Pfautsch wrote:
CVS Version: 1.10.7-7
Linux Version: Debian 2.2 r2
WinCVS Client v1.2
MacCVSClient v1.6
I now have keeping a checked out copy working, but I'm getting some errors
when committing using either WinCVS or MacCVSClient. Here is my Loginfo
file (Less the quotes):
#
#
make all-recursive
make[1]: Entering directory `/root/tmp/ccvs'
Making all in lib
make[2]: Entering directory `/root/tmp/ccvs/lib'
Makefile:282: *** missing separator. Stop.
This is most likely due to you using a different version of Automake than we did
and allowing it to rebuild your
Stephen Rasku wrote:
cvs admin -o uses a colon syntax to specify a revision range and cvs log
uses the same (or similar) syntax to specify revisions (except for the
space problem mentioned above) but it uses a different syntax for dates.
First of all, it uses -d instead of -D and it uses a
Jerzy Kaczorowski wrote:
Here is the patch (diff actually) that will fix the problem of building the
Windows version of cvs.exe - the file annotate.c was missing from the
cvsnt.dsp project file.
Checked in with a few minor modifications. Please include ChangeLog entries
with future patches.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Simply allowing both -r and -D is intuitive, but it does cause
problems for diff. I'm throughly undecided about what the best
approach is.
One option to specify one revision (-rbranch:date) seems cleaner
than two (-rbranch -Ddate) in
Giuseppe Milicia wrote:
Hi everyone,
don't kill me if this has been debated to death already... :)
Recently I changed my CVS root from a local mounted network drive to a
client-server thing.
What happens is that when I add new files these belong to the wrong group.
Normally they would
Schwenk, Jeanie wrote:
I've included two examples below complete with error messages. The first is
me logged into cvs as user cvsadmin in the cvsgrp group. There are two
modules: rat and DEV. The second example is me logged in as user jschwenk
in the users group. Unfortunately, I did
Ron Smith wrote:
Then, I had one other minor problem -- it said it could not create
the .cvspass in my home directory. I created an empty .cvspass there
and now everything works perfectly!
That's a known bug that's been fixed in the development version.
Derek
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Todd Denniston wrote:
Donald Sharp wrote:
It seems to work for me when I just tried it..
Create a test repository and create a filename with a space in it
try different things with it. See if it works.
donald
well one thing it seems I can not do is use the directory as a module
Todd Denniston wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I would like to download the CVS online manual
to be able to use it locally.
I mean the one you get on http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs.html
I did not find it anywhere, even not in the complete
CVS distribution.
Where
Alexey Mahotkin wrote:
There was an issue reported by users of cvs-nserver where test suite
would fail with
FAIL: basica-o1
The cause of this failure was existence of 'cvsadmin' group, and user
running make check was not in that group. check.log shows:
PASS: basica-r5
** expected:
Sven Dowideit wrote:
on solaris when i do a login with 1.11p1 it failes with the error failed to
read /home/sven/.cvspass
when i create that file everything works fine.
(i kinda expect to be told that its fixed in the dev version :)
Yeah. Larry fixed that about a month ago, but thanks!
Olivier Schlatter wrote:
Hi, I'm looking for a web interface which can be able to do a search
inside each file of a CVS module.I tried CVSSearch, but the query runs
on the CVS comments and not inside the files.Do you know something
that can help me. Thanks a lot in advance.Olivier
If you
M. Edward Borasky wrote:
I want to set up a CVS repository on the web. I need to have access
controlled by a password. How do I do this? Is there code available to do it
already??
Browse http://CVShome.org for information on/links to CVS web clients. You
might try a general web search too.
Sven Dowideit wrote:
Heya Larry,
i have had another stab at it, and I still cannot build a pserver cvs that
works.
./configure --without-gssapi still leaves gssapi libs in the Makefile
and when i hack the configure script to leave off all of the gssapi stuff, I
get an exe that
Zanabria, Moises wrote:
I need to create a report with the following information:
symbolic names:
revision:
date:
comment:
I tried with cvs log but I can't filter the information for specific Tag.
somebody have a query or script to generates a similar information.
Any information I
Donald Sharp wrote:
I'm attaching a script that will find the damaged version for you.
[...]
check_cvs.plName: check_cvs.pl
Type: Perl Program (application/x-perl)
I don't suppose you'd consider GPLing that and resubmitting it to bug-cvs so
I can drop it in the contrib
Noel L Yap wrote:
I'm not sure if one exists for ClearCase, but the jist of any of these scripts
is to checkout each version of each file from one VC system, then check each of
them into the other (while trying to preserve comments and who checked stuff
in).
There's a pvcs2rcs.pl script in
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Hello,
I
Larry Jones wrote:
Alexey Mahotkin writes:
When I'm working at work (on older CVS) I have to type i in vi to go
into insert mode. At home (on newer CVS) I have to type O in vi to
insert new blank line and go into insert mode. Am I clear? :)
Just always type O -- CVS deletes trailing
Alexey Mahotkin wrote:
If I try to say
$ cvs rtag -r BRANCH -D 23 Jan 2001 TEST junk
it says
cvs [rtag aborted]: -r and -D options are mutually exclusive
The thing is that those options are mutually exclusive only when -r
specifies non-branch tag.
If there is no other method of
Howard Zhou wrote:
Hi, Derek,
Do you know which CVS GUI can be customized easily? It seems to me that it's
tkCVS but I just want to confirm. Also do you have any comparison on these
GUI packages such as proscons?
Not really. I can tell you from experience that jCVS could be a bit slow but
Larry Jones wrote:
Derek R. Price writes:
Larry, unfortunately, 'date +%z' doesn't appear to be portable, but 'date -u' is
defined to return UTC by SUS2. Any objections to something like 'expr abs\(`date
+%M` - `date -u +%M`\)/10' to grab the minute differential?
Other than the fact
Greg A. Woods wrote:
Well, yeah. I think this discussion started about the generic socket
provider hook I provided, initially with the idea that it would be useful
with an SSL provider. This leaves CVS room to use authenticating and
non-authenticating channel providers now - a
Donald Sharp wrote:
I just tried using the admin -n command in a test repository. I'm getting:
donsharp-u5:27 cvs admin -nFOOZLE:1.5.0.2 bar
RCS file: /nfs/swtrf/repository/test/c/bar,v
cvs [admin aborted]: revision `1.5.0.2' does not exist
I know 1.5.0.2 doesn't exist, but that's the
Greg A. Woods wrote:
The problem is that I see it as if you're trying to say that CVS Pserver
plus SSL equals secure. It most certainly does not. You have no
provable authentication and thus no provable accountability.
Not on the server side, but it prevents sniffing. Server certificate
Donald Sharp wrote:
On Thu, May 31, 2001 at 08:28:24PM +0600, William Asquith wrote:
Sorry to kept this up. The removal might
have made the difference. It is now
apparently working for 'junkcvs', but checkout is not working for
'fortworth'. Here is CVSROOT (should permissions be
Fabrice Gautier wrote:
ould like to create a local cvs server which mirror another
repository. I only have anonymous access to the original repository.
You might look into CVSup rdist. Links for CVSup are available from
http://cvshome.org .
Try the mail archives too. This question comes
Kris Thielemans wrote:
I've set -up CVS on our Linux system (SuSE 6.3,cvs 1.10.7). It all works
fine.
Now I'm trying to access the archive remotely. I try this from both a Sun
(solaris 2.7, cvs 1.10.7) and NT (4.0 sp5, using the cvs version 1.11
distributed with cygwin).
I get Permission
Jeffrey Bacon wrote:
WinCVS Error (on remove command):
cvs server: failed to create lock directory in repository `/home/cvsroot':
Permission denied
cvs server: failed to obtain dir lock in repository `/home/cvsroot'
cvs [server aborted]: read lock failed - giving up
This is a permissions
Greg A. Woods wrote:
[ On Friday, June 1, 2001 at 13:59:20 (-0400), Derek R. Price wrote: ]
Subject: Re: CVS SSL
Greg A. Woods wrote:
So build your little provider as an external program that CVS can call
and there'll be no problem! (well, at least not within CVS
Stephen Cameron wrote:
Hi, I've checked out CVS sometime ago from cvs.cvshome.org,
and now I do:
[scameron@zuul ccvs]$ cvs -z3 -nq update
? lib/.deps/argmatch.Po
? lib/.deps/dup2.Po
? lib/.deps/fncase.Po
[ ... loads more ? files...]
? src/.deps/[loads of ? files...]
Should there
Bina Kshatriya wrote:
If there is a watch set on a file and I try to use
cvs edit filename to edit the file, I get an error
message: cvs edit: dying gasps from the respository
host. The weird part is that I have used watches
before and did not receive this error message.
This isn't enough
Erik Mattsson wrote:
Well I found a solution, it is possible to use symlinks (unix)
when creating files and directories in other directories.
It is both possible to symlink the directories and files and
committing works lika a charm now :)
So I ended up with a layout such this one
Greg A. Woods wrote:
I am most definitely not limiting CVS to any security model! I am
arguing vehemently for total elimination of any *and* all security
models from *within* CVS. CVS has no business even suggesting an
appropriate security model for anyone -- in a client/server
Shubhabrata Sengupta wrote:
Hi,
I want to see the diffs between two static tags - but I only want to
see it for checkins done by a particular user. How do I do that.
You'll have to script something that reads logs or history to get the
revisions you want diffs between then run cvs
Sir,
I thank you for your quick reply. your answers have been very
helpful. today i came to know from my senior about why this
software is needed.(he does not have any idea,came to know
through someone)our overseas client has the source code of
the software and at times there is a version
Derek R. Price wrote:
Subject: CVS again
Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 07:00:00 -
From: amit madhok [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sir,
I thank you for your quick reply. your answers have been very
helpful
Manik Bafna wrote:
Either your touch command is broken or you live somewhere with a
fractional timezone. sanity.sh does:
touch 1225180134 cdir/cfile
Which should set the timestamp of that file to 2034/12/25 18:01:34 in
your local time. It then expects the corresponding
Schell Walter wrote:
You're right. I only looked in $PWD; executing `pwd` shows the right
directory.
thank you
Walter
AIUI, on the server side you will actually be in the /tmp/cvsblah
directory when your script is called so a quick examination of 'pwd'
should
give the game away.
And
Greg A. Woods wrote:
[ On Tuesday, May 29, 2001 at 09:18:33 (-0500), Thornley, David wrote: ]
Subject: RE: Linux security issues as they pertain to CVS
Any problems with running pserver over an encrypted channel? It seems to
met that would be just as secure as ssh access (and, of
David A. Cobb wrote:
Today I was working with a repository at the other end of an SSH tunnel.
My CVS LOGIN was rejected: server denied access to ${CVSROOT}
However, while experimenting with Xemacs/PCL-CVS I requested to STATUS,
and then to UPDATE my directories. Both functions apparently
Mark wrote:
I think a good explaination of how to run pserver as a non-root
user would be good to have in the CVS manual.
Like Larry said, as long as all the CVS users in CVSROOT/passwd map to
the same user that the CVS binary is running as, things should work.
Documentation patches happily
Thornley, David wrote:
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 7:48 PM
To: Mark
Cc: CVS Mailing List
Subject: Re: Linux security issues as they pertain to CVS
The problem is that pserver cannot be made secure.
Bekai wrote:
I am new to both linux and CVS and have the task of setting CVS up on a
linux box so that it can host our projects.
I installed Red Hat 7.0 and was able to import , checkout locally, but
when I try to access it from a windows or Mac client, I get the
following error message.
Greg A. Woods wrote:
[ On Saturday, May 26, 2001 at 03:07:20 (-0400), Larry Jones wrote: ]
Subject: Re: Linux security issues as they pertain to CVS
Greg A. Woods writes:
So, if you don't have root access then how the heck do you propose to
implement CVS Pserver?!?!?!? (Hint:
Arlene Govender@iCommerce wrote:
Hi
Can someone please help me. We have cvs lying on a UNIX box. We need to
check in and check out from inside Siebel which is lying on a NT machine.
Can someone please help me with the WindowsNT Command lines that are needed
to access, check in, check out
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You should be able to mimic this using tags though. Tag releases with
one tag, keep experimental versions on a branch or vice versa. Read the
sections of the manual on http://cvshome.org on tags and branches and if
Gosh this seems overkill for such a seemingly
Bill May wrote:
Is CVS supported on Windows 2000
Um, noone has contributed any Win32 binaries lately, but I think it
usually still keeps working through bug reports even if you have to
compile it yourself.
You might encounter bugs a little more often since some of the
case-insensitivity stuff
Gupta, Kavita - VIST wrote:
Hi
I was trying to install CVS on Windows 2000.
I set up the PATH, HOME and CVSROOT variables correctly.
Now when I type cvs co temppro where temppro is a directory in $CVSROOT
I get the following error:
cvs co aborted no such host c
Even when I use absolute
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know a good way to see all the log messages since a given tag?
http://cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_16.html#SEC140
You probably want the '-d' or '-r' options.
Derek
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And another few notes that might help convince you:
1. This patch makes no changes to the existing server
2. Nobody is required to use pserver
3. pserver isn't required to run as root
Derek
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mailto:[EMAIL
Patrick Lynch wrote:
Please, help me -- how do I unsubscribe from this list...I forgot my gnu
password
It's in the mail header of all mails from this list. As for forgetting your
password, the quickest thing to do may be to wait - the mailing list mails it
out to users once a month, but if
Roberts, Iwan(LIT) wrote:
IMHO I believe that the main problem with CVS is that assuming we replace
checkout with cvs edit in the statement below, user A marks a file for
edit, user B also marks the file for edit, user A gets a notification that
user B is about to edit the file, but user B
Laine Stump wrote:
equivalent functionality in CVS. Some people emulate it by symlinking
the ,v file in the repository into multiple directories, but doing so
is begging for trouble, since CVS sets mutex locks on a per-directory
basis to prevent multiple processes simultaneously writing to
Anita Chacko wrote:
Hi
Has anyone tried the cvs_acls/avail combination?
I don't seem to be able to make it work.Will this work
only if the script is in the /usr/local/bin/cvs_acls
location?
I have one more line
ALL $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/commit_prep2 -r
in my commitinfo,but a/c to the
Larry Jones wrote:
Jim Urban writes:
I am new to CVS. I just downloaded Solaris 8.x (for intel x86) from Sun for
our server. Which version of CVS do I need? I only see Solaris for Sparc,
not intel x86.
I think you need to download the source and build it yourself.
And I'd love to
Noel L Yap wrote:
Some of the patches Noel mentioned are intended to prevent two non-determined
users from editing the same file at the same time. The editor information is
also available to anybody using the 'cvs watchers' command.
Technically, it's the 'cvs editors' command although
Pedro Henrique Ponchio wrote:
I try several options, but no one works at all ... BTW, the curious
thing is that on my Linux servers, everything is running well, the cvs
init, checkout, import, etc etc
Please, what should I do to make the things happen in the windows side
too?
What
Greg A. Woods wrote:
[ On Tuesday, May 22, 2001 at 00:44:41 (-0400), Derek R. Price wrote: ]
Subject: Re: CVS SSL
Why does this have to be made so difficult?
Writing an RSH wrapper was my first idea. It turned out to be difficult because
CVS expects RSH to handle the 'setuid
Larry Jones wrote:
Ingolf Steinbach writes:
Do you have a pointer to information on which commands are affected? We
have used this method for a while on a busy CVS server without encountering
any porblems. Would it make sense to modify these assertions for future CVS
releases such
A.R. (Tom) Peters wrote:
On Tue, 22 May 2001, Derek R. Price wrote:
A.R. (Tom) Peters wrote:
I second that. I inherited a source repository where people have been
using CVS but didn't really know how (well, maybe I don't either; and yes,
I have read the Coriolis book).
I
George F. Gross wrote:
Hi,
According to CVS' site the Windows version is experimental. Well, I've
downloaded CVS 1.11.1p1 source and compiled it to Windows 2000 with Interix
2.2 without problems (in fact, I just had to comment out all the references
to file systems links in filesubr.c).
Larry Jones wrote:
service cvspserver
{
port= 2401
socket_type = stream
protocol= tcp
wait= no
user= root
passenv = PATH
server = /usr/local/bin/cvs
server_args = -f --allow-root=/usr/cvsroot pserver
}
(If cvspserver is
Greg A. Woods wrote:
[ On Wednesday, May 23, 2001 at 10:30:22 (-0400), Derek R. Price wrote: ]
Subject: Re: CVS SSL
Yes there is. The connection can no longer be sniffed. Stealing a
user's password would now require access to the user's machine to read
the .cvspass file.
Maybe
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