Hrvoje Niksic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Thor A. Lange) writes:
> > >>>>> "Dan" == Dan Harkless <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > Dan> Cool. Hey, speaking of webby CVS stuff, do you guys by any
> > Dan> chance have cvsweb installed on sunsite.dk? I find it very
> > Dan> handy for browsing CVS source. For example:
> >
> > We have now made an installation of cvsweb. It is accessible from:
> > http://SunSITE.dk/cvsweb
>
> Unspeakably cool! Thanks for this.
Indeed. Even cooler than the older versions of cvsweb I'm used to.
> I just noticed one bug: the `diff' cvsweb executes does not appear to
> be GNU diff, so most of the diff options (colored diff, unidiff,
> side-by-side) fail to work.
Right, Context Diff is the only option that works.
> Please make sure to have GNU diff somewhere on the machine, and that
> cvsweb's PATH points to that one.
In the meantime I'll add a link to this from the website.
By the way, while looking at the wget CVS archive via cvsweb, I see that the
Branches directory still exists (IIRC, it also gets mentioned when you do
cvs checkouts).
That directory was just one I made temporarily before deciding to name it
ChangeLog-branches instead, to get it to sort right next to "ChangeLog".
Now I can't delete it. I tried a cvs remove on both the 1.6 and development
branches, and I just get:
dilvish-dan> cvs remove Branches
cvs server: Removing Branches
cvs [server aborted]: could not chdir to Branches: No such file or directory
I tried creating a Branches directory locally before the remove to see if
that would help, but that just gives me:
dilvish-dan> mkdir Branches
dilvish-dan> cvs remove Branches
cvs server: User 'dan' cannot access
cvs commits didn't help either. Is this just the way CVS works?
Directories, once created, persist forever in the repository?
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