We use nearly the same tagging mechanism.
I wrote a shell 'script' continuously tagging a file via pserver with an
increasing tag number.
The tagging process did not slow down after 6000 tags or more, when I
interrupted the script.
The behaviour when checking out or updating with a specific tag
where they cannot access anything higher up than
/servers/xxx.com/. Also symlinking is not allowed for security reasons. So
the question is whether our directory structure can be addressed by CVS or
if there maybe is another way to achieve what we want?
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Eric Sommerlade
CURRY. SMILE @ WORK
Hola chicas,
we had the same problem here.
In our case, the RCS file of the file in question was not placed in the
Attic directory (as the error message correctly states), but the state
of the file is 'dead', anyway.
So, when trying to restore the file via adding or update -j r1 -j r2,
cvs
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
keep getting the following errors :
Error: $cvstreedefault points to a repository not defined in %CVSROOT
(edit your configuration file /usr/local/apache/conf/cvsweb.conf)
in cvsweb.conf :
%CVSROOT = (
'Development' = '/cvs',
Hi,
I have a problem regarding the setup of
ssh tunneling for cvs ("Again!", might some people shout...).
I have to use this solution since our developers are using
a commercial solution with a cvs interface. Unfortunately this
interface supports only :server: and :pserver: methods,
and the
