1.2. Normally in CVS you can ignore the
internal revision numbers.
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d not re-expand
-kb will work as -ko and prevent line feed conversion.
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_corecom
Now checking out Nice Servelet will give you:
NiceServelet/
NiceServelet/core/com
This may not be quite what you want, but you should get the idea from this.
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>
What types of things in batch mode?
> Can anyone think of a reason why CVS behaves this way and if others think
this
> actually a bug?
>
AFAIK that is the way it is designed to work. I haven't seen any other
complaints. It is quite logical to me!
> At the very least there
ew files for which a merging algorithm cannot be developed "cvs
edit" and friends are far *MORE* than sufficient for *ALL* purposes CVS
should ever be put to use for"). Aren't you in VIOLENT agreement here?
It may not be possible, but can people climb down from their lofty
n with CVS's functionality (and give you a better process, e.g.
how do you know what version was the LAST stable version?)
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one server?
You obviously aren't familiar with Unix/Linux. Project A and Project B
settings must be on the same line in inetd.conf. You need to specify
multiple --allow-root settings in the entry, as described in Cederqvist.
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e
file was labelled as dead, in order to allow the recreation of a previous
tag of the directory. Any tags you place in the main directory and
manually on a dead revision will cause the files in the main directory AND
the Attic to be delivered to you when you do a 'cvs co -r live'. Is this
On Saturday, February 19, 2000 5:41 AM, Greg A. Woods
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> [ On Friday, February 18, 2000 at 17:58:35 (+1300), Chris Cameron wrote:
]
> > Is this a bug? A tag -F will move an existing tag, maybe it should
check
> > in the Attic and remove the tag
#x27;t move the tag on the dead files.
Is this a bug? A tag -F will move an existing tag, maybe it should check
in the Attic and remove the tag from any files which contain the tag?
With this functionality, I believe your problem would be solved. I may
look at this next week, if I
info or CVSROOT/commitinfo for some
scripts to do some tricky things.
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the checkout. Be sure to do the checkout in the background so the script
> > doesn't deadlock.
> >
The one that comes with CVS! It is in the documentation directory as either
postscript or texinfo.
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e running as cvsowner, any loginfo, commitinfo or taginfo
scripts may need to be modified to take the $USER cvs variable as the 'id'
and 'whoami' commands will return cvsowner.
Those are the only issues I am aware of. We also set the repository
permissions to 2755.
*
er: cannot chdir to bar: No such file or directory
>
> What am I doing wrong, or what information do I need to track this down?
>
In my experience you can't use rtag with ampersand modules as rtag 'acts
directly on the repository' and there is no direct mapping that rtag ca
src
project/inc
project/pages
project/inc/pages
BUT you must check out the project_pages AFTER you have checked out
something into inc, otherwise CVS will record a Repository of Emptydir for
inc and you will then not be able to check out files to inc!
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m you are trying to solve? It seems that you have
decided 'how to skin the cat' and now want some assistance. If you
describe the problem you have, people may be able to offer alternative
means of 'skinning the cat' which fit in with the way CVS works.
As other people have
?
I think the historical consensus for this scenario is to use CVS in a
client/server mode and let the client sort out line terminations. We use
WinCVS as a Windows/NT front end and CVS in pserver mode on our Unix
server.
*
update -d ;echo
- ; /usr/local/bin/cvs -q update -d ;echo
=====)>>$CVSROOT/CVSROOT/LOGS/WWW_update.log
2>&1 &)
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ather than internet. I'd suggest that it is your network that
needs to be tidied up. I don't know what access mechanism you are using,
but whatever it is, you need to make sure that it is open at your fire
walls.
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done ;)
>
This is described by cederqvist in the loginfo section. I posted the
excerpt from our loginfo file that does this job last week (from memory).
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ning as another user, it cannot read the shadow file and therefore
cannot authenticate the password. In this case, you have to create a
password file in CVSROOT.
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is
documented in Cederqvist, but I can't remember where. This caught me for a
while as well (I went as far as creating a patch to fix this behaviour)!
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What is the line in your inetd.conf?
> -----Original Message-
> From: Chris Cameron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 1:33 PM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Trouble making a connection to
But this does not work... So I'm guessing that I'm supposed to
> > > have some other command
> >
> > Your problem is simply that inetd doesn't like commands longer than 30
> > characters. All you need to do is put your '/bin/cvs cvs
> >
amp;_moduleC &_moduleA
Any other order and the moduleA repository will be set as 'Emptydir' and it
won't work correctly.
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--allow-root
option in pserver mode! We are running pserver on Solaris (2.6/5.6) and
have been for the last couple of years!
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umber. This may solve
your problem and may be something for a future version of CVS.
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e revisions of the files that it is tagging, and
> that information could be easily displayed if an option was specified.
>
This information is available to the taginfo scripts. We log all tagging to a log
file that can be reviewed later.
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that this patch has
since been incorporated into the latest CVS build.
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ands to the tag, WHEN the tag is checked out.
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ystemAuth=no. This
> has the added advantage of keeping all the password-related stuff in one
> place.
>
We went to the password file because cvs running as any user except root
couldn't read the shadow file to verify passwords. This would not change
the logic of your changes, but it
do this, you could use the commitinfo file to trigger
a script or program to do this. The *info files work fine in c/s mode,
except for the absence of user interaction.
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; RSA authentication accepted by server.
> Requesting shell.
> Entering interactive session.
> -bash: Root: command not found
> -bash: Valid-responses: command not found
> -bash: valid-requests: command not found
>
This may be too late and you may have solved the pro
o control who gets e-mails (you can add on extra
parameters to be passed to your script).
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find or remember the patch
:(!
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ing used as a multi user system and is lightly loaded, you
would probably see this behaviour. On a heavily loaded system, anything is
possible! Then again, if this is Linux, I don't know how similar to the
commercial flavours of Unix it is in this regard.
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ository. Our pserver runs as a special user (under inetd)
with virtually no permissions except the ability to run cvs.
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ter all it
is a special kind of file modification!).
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It is scenario 1 and we're on 1.10.7. I'll look at getting appropriate
updates. Thanks for the info.
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seem to be
trying to have your cake and eat it!
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there are a lot of merges and conflicts, it
suggests to me that the different country releases aren't really 'standard'
software.
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ore it got too serious!
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our source code?
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ative, but on occasions you
seem to be opposed to what everyone else on the list wants and your opinion
is inviolate.
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hread seems to have drifted alot and people are now being
criticised for offering solutions to the original problem as if they are the
ones who asked the problem!
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re, it will be a beautiful
day on Friday (well it was here):)!
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message is automatically added to the top of the fix: field
in the gnats PR
That is all we have.
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e structure of CVS branches and tags.
> Thanks.
>
WinCVS and tkCVS both give this functionality on a per file basis, but only
for checked out files. I'm not sure about jCVS as its a while since I
looked at it.
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patch will require changes to all your commitinfo scripts.
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e as more swap space is used, less space
is available for /tmp AND this can change dynamically as the system is
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From memory it came with
tkcvs.
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location, so can't be
updated. I guess the short answer is not to delete caturgiator once you've
checked it out.
It seems to me that the intention of the modules file was to allow you to
perform several checkouts at one time, using an 'alias' instead of having
to remember all the repository locations.
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Does anyone know of any patches which may be available to force an import to do the
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in aaa/ddd/bbb!
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There used to be a patch available at cvshome to fix a similar problem in
the modules file. I cannot remember the exact details, but we installed the
patch. AFAIK it has not been incorporated into the main CVS tree. Sorry I
can't give you any more details, but I'm out of the office, visiting sa
ur repository when I get
home. Otherwise, someone else may be able to help. As I said previously,
there is (was?) a patch at one time to fix a bug similar to this.
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> There used to be a patch available at cvshome to fix a similar problem in
> the modules file. I cannot remember the exact details, but we installed
the
> patch. AFAIK it has not been incorporated into the main CVS tree
commit takes a looong time!
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n't choke on the new behaviour. I didn't
add any checks for the new features. I can send you a sanity.sh diff if you
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ssued the update command.
The second update give bar.cc the timestamp of the original
checkin time of bar.cc
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Sorry to throw a spanner in the works, but from 1.10, CVS incorporates RCS
as a set of libraries and doesn't call the external rcs commands.
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otect against? Malicious users or uses who may do potentially damaging
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Am I correct in assuming that you are looking for a web based equivilent to
the 'cvs editors' command? I don't know if there is such a tool, but I'm
sure someone will be able to tell you if we can agree on the 'command line'
option you originally referred to.
Chris
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