... where HEAD was either (and i wish i had noted the details) a) not getting me the top of the "1" branch, or b) getting me a different branch. again, i wish...
Paul Fox
pgf@...
Jun 1, 1997 6:03 pm
5072
Hi there I dont really know how they have ended up like this but, I have some files stuck in the Attic. The log shows that they have been "locked" since they ...
Pete Dart
pete@...
Jun 2, 1997 6:35 am
5073
The configuration I'm using is a Win95 client with a UNIX server. after setting the CVSROOT on unix, updating the inetd.conf with the pserver port and...
Joel MERLIN
jmerlin@...
Jun 2, 1997 11:26 am
5074
John Huddleston
jhudd@...
Jun 2, 1997 3:35 pm
5075
Robert Crawford
crawford@...
Jun 2, 1997 3:41 pm
5076
Hi! I wondered whether it is possible to get a list of modules or directories inside CVSROOT of a remote server? I would like to show a list of possible ...
Heiko Nardmann
npheiko@...
Jun 2, 1997 3:44 pm
5077
I'm new to this CVS and this mail list so please be patient if this is a trivial question. I'm trying to set up a work area to have the following behavior: ...
Douglas F. Gardner
douglas_gardner@...
Jun 2, 1997 7:18 pm
5078
... This is not the way CVS works. Actually what you are thinking of is something like a central, stable directory which is used by everyone who doesn't want...
Gerd Kluger
gerd@...
Jun 2, 1997 10:15 pm
5079
... so if my file is sticky on branch "beta", and i type: cvs diff -rHEAD foo.c then i get the diffs between the end of the beta branch and my working foo.c? ...
Paul Fox
pgf@...
Jun 2, 1997 10:16 pm
5080
Thanks for the reply. I did read the documentation in detail and your response confirms my conclusions. I was hoping that a developers "sand box" could have...
Douglas F. Gardner
douglas_gardner@...
Jun 2, 1997 10:18 pm
5081
... Using one of the remote server protocols this is quite easily done you just set the environment variable CVSROOT appropriately. Using the p-server ...
Erik Kluzek
erik@...
Jun 2, 1997 11:19 pm
5082
Anyone who's done Windows/MFC development knows about those fragile resource.h files. You can't get around them. I'm wondering if anyone has come up with an...
Sef Kloninger
sef@...
Jun 3, 1997 12:06 am
5083
... I believe that people have done this kind of thing on top of CVS (perhaps in general terms similar to the tool that you have used on RCS). I don't think...
Jim Kingdon
kingdonc@...
Jun 3, 1997 12:28 am
5084
Well, actually, you want links to the repository for the purpose of compilation and testing? The contents of the repository are not usable "as-is" for...
Brenda J. Butler
bjb@...
Jun 3, 1997 1:59 am
5085
... I thought about this type of thing for a while, figuring someone would want to do this with PRCS. I don't actually think it's something you'd want to...
Josh MacDonald
jmacd@...
Jun 3, 1997 3:32 am
5086
Thanks for the help - all is fixed up now. There was one more twist that others may get stuck with. The files in the Attic did not have "Status Unknown" ( they...
Pete Dart
pete@...
Jun 3, 1997 4:23 am
5087
... Why not? If you have a link (or a part of vpath) to a stable release, there is nothing bad from CVS point of view. An original question from Douglas should...
Eugene Kramer
eugene@...
Jun 3, 1997 5:58 am
5088
... This is sometimes called a "backing tree" and should not be confused with the repository, which isn't useful either in CVS or for that matter under RCS for...
Dan Wilder
dan@...
Jun 3, 1997 7:03 am
5089
... We have a similar problem : 1) Every component of the projects is managed through CVS 2) Projects are organized in a large set of small "packages" (due to...
Christian Arnault
arnault@...
Jun 3, 1997 8:31 am
5090
We are currently successfully (more or less...) accessing a CVS repository offsite, using SSH, from UNIX machines. We would like to do the same thing, using...
Steinar Bang
sb@...
Jun 3, 1997 11:08 am
5091
... This sounds pretty much like a standard baseline approach. The problem with this approach is that you must be pretty careful in the design and ...
Paul Sander
paul@...
Jun 3, 1997 11:33 am
5092
... If you read carefully, that's not what Douglas asked for. Of cause you can do that on a module base, e.g. have some stable component which you only USE for...
Gerd Kluger
gerd@...
Jun 3, 1997 12:25 pm
5093
I'm another newcomer (relatively speaking) to CVS, and a long-time user of SCCS, so I thought I would put in my own comment as well. ... The CVS repository...
Tor Arntsen
tor@...
Jun 3, 1997 12:59 pm
5094
I hope someone has an explanation for this odd behaviour. When I issue a "cvs up" on NT, ordinary updates (those flagged with a U) do not appear in the...
Andreas Pagel
andreas@...
Jun 3, 1997 3:43 pm
5095
Thanks for your replay. You are correct about me wanting to set up a build tree. I just couldn't think of a good term to describe the idea. The tool that I...
Douglas F. Gardner
douglas_gardner@...
Jun 3, 1997 4:16 pm
5096
Hello, two user had a different revision of a file. Revision user1 file1 1.6 user2 file1 1.7 User 2 did a "cvs ci". The changes are in the repository. He...
Engelbert Roidl
roidl@...
Jun 3, 1997 4:27 pm
5097
... An easy way to see the contents of the modules file without checking it out is to use cvs co -c This will show all modules and their definitons, also in...
Uwe Fritsch
uwe.fritsch@...
Jun 3, 1997 5:10 pm
5098
... We developed in-house exactly what Doug needs. Each night the nightly build creates a set of libs and inc's. When we need a new sandbox, developer runs 2...
Dave Liber
dliber@...
Jun 3, 1997 5:54 pm
5099
... <snip> ... <snip> <disclaimer> Admittedly, I should test this before I reply, but I'm currently upgrading the OS on the machine I've been using to play...
Erik R. Ogan
erik@...
Jun 3, 1997 5:58 pm
5100
From: Steinar Bang <sb@...> Date: 03 Jun 1997 10:56:00 +0200 We are currently successfully (more or less...) accessing a CVS repository offsite, using...
