I'm trying to set up MacCVSX 3.3b2 on both a MacBook Pro (10.4.11) and new iMac (10.5.2). Have been using 3.3a2 on the MacBook Pro with no problems, but with...
... Do not use :local: - it is for the people who are developing CVSNT only. In particular - using :local: when you are also sharing with another computer...
... Hmmh, I didn't realize that cvsnt won't work (or at least not the same as a stock cvs) with :local:... Would cvsnt automatically launch cvslockd if it was...
Jens, ... Yes. ... 'Best practice' (or at least my recommendation) is for a GUI to only allow :local: to be used to init a repository, at all other times it...
Jens & Arthur -- I can't argue the technical points, but just my $0.02 -- as a development team of one in the past and for the foreseeable future on many...
... Yes - that point has been made before and is the only thing preventing us just disabling :local: in CVSNT outright (or at least requiring you to specify...
... I think that maybe some people confuse a server/client type setup with having to have multiple systems or even machines. It is quite possible to run a...
I started off with a :local: server on my home PC. That was before I was involved with this list and learned the other options. I then just started the server...
The confirmation email I received said: "here's also a newsgroup mirror at news://news.cvsnt.org/support.cvsgui ." However the news.csvnt.org news server does...
Stewart Berman
sabJava@...
Apr 8, 2008 5:16 am
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Richard and Arthur -- I appreciate the suggestions and must admit that I wasn't aware of sspi. However, in doing a little looking, it seems to me that sspi is ...
Hi, I am getting few errors while checking out jar files of a project from CVS. The error message are : cvs checkout: internal error: unsupported substitution...
Hi, i have some issue trying to login through WinCVS. I followed the steps written on ...
Alain Roger
raf.news@...
Apr 13, 2008 7:35 pm
18762
Alain, ... Never use login with SSPI - your PC will automatically supply the username and password (just like when you connect to a network printer or network...
Hi Arthur, Basically i tried to reproduce this problem at work so i followed the same tutorial except for users as all users are from Windows PCs so i did not ...
Alain Roger
raf.news@...
Apr 14, 2008 1:26 pm
18764
Alain, ... SSPI good. LOGIN bad. ... Walk up to the computer. That's all. When you start windows, you either login to windows or windows logs you in...
Would it be a known bug that checking out an hqx'ed binary file leads to this error: cvsnt [checkout aborted]: Internal error: cvs_hqx.cpp, 497: Unknown error:...
... Yes, it's something I recently discovered, too. It's actually a bug in the Intel version of the cvsnt tool. As a workaround until it's fixed, you could...
Thanks a lot Jens - I'm pretty sure I can live with running the PowerPC version of cvsnt - it's mostly the server that's limiting performance anyway. And good...
Hi there, Recently I need to work on WinCVS and old ASP application. Is there a way for me to authenticate/verify the username & password entered in the old...
Hi all, I am getting a strange problem with wincvs. When I try to login with my login, it is not allowing to login. insted if i log on trying my friends...
hi, i suppose you need to install python on your computer where you run WinCvs. if WinCvs does not detect Python library on start, you can point the library...
There has been some discussion here and/or on the CVSNT list recently about using the -B flag to label and identify consistent sets of changes across multiple...
TortoiseCVS 10.1.x implements this - please download the latest version and try that. There is a different newsgroup for TCVS questions and you are best off...
Hello, This may go past WinCVS into CVS territory. Is there a way to delete a branch? We created one accidentally and it's now an orphan. I suppose too if...
... cvs -d :protocol:host:/repo rtag -dB module Regardless of whether a revision was experimental or not those revisions are a part of the history of the code...
... Thank you. From this method I assume there isn't a direct way in WinCVS to do this. It seems like it might be a logical choice in the Graph view in the...