Hello again! Thanks for the helping answers! It turned out that the problem was that the CVS server couldn't execute "co" since it was not in any path....
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Cameron, Steve
Steve.Cameron@...
Jun 28, 1998 4:55 am
How long does a "cvs login" connection last? The "connection", in terms of a tcp socket connection, does not stay open at all. "cvs login" simply stores some...
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Tor Arntsen
tor@...
Jun 28, 1998 6:16 am
Don't go into the src directory, do the make from the top directory. Tor...
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BAnderson@...
Jun 28, 1998 6:17 am
Is there a known problem with 1.9.28 doing (a lot) more I/O when updating than 1.9.27??? Our environment is Solaris 2.5.1. It seems to take longer and be a...
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Patrick Laty-F060865
Patrick.Laty@...
Jun 28, 1998 6:18 am
Hello, I have seen that Cvs have Year2000 problems whith some of the versions but CVS1.9.27 has most of the bugs fixed. Do you know if there is an HPUX10.2...
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sean dreilinger
sean@...
Jun 28, 1998 6:19 am
Hi Richard: ... if you mean "how long can i continue to run cvs commands in this directory without having to type 'cvs login' again?"... the cvs login stays...
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David Pascoe
davidp@...
Jun 28, 1998 6:19 am
... and indeed if you run make from the top level, it will run make in all the required directories for you. davidp. -- David Pascoe, Jtec Perth R&D Centre,...
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Krishna Podury
krishna@...
Jun 28, 1998 6:21 am
Hi all, One of our staff has done a chmod 777 on the repository. I would like to restore everything to the normal setup. Can any one of you let me know what...
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Erik Kluzek
erik@...
Jun 28, 1998 6:23 am
... cvs -r checkout Erik Erik Kluzek, (CGD at NCAR) National Center for Atmospheric Research Boulder CO, (off) (303)497-1326 (fax) (303)497-1324 ...
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Jim Kingdon
kingdonc@...
Jun 28, 1998 2:12 pm
... Hmm, I looked through what changed between 1.9.27 and 1.9.28 and didn't see any obvious causes for something like that. Let us know if you figure out what...
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Luis Francisco Gonzalez
luisgh@...
Jun 29, 1998 5:59 pm
Hi, I hope this is neither a FAQ nor something completely stupid. I am interested in knowing if there is a way of having a network of cvs servers that will ...
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Soumil Patel
soumil@...
Jun 29, 1998 6:47 pm
Is it possible to check out one file from the repository? Do have to checkout the entire module even if I wanted to work on one file only? Soumil...
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Mark Greenman
markg@...
Jun 29, 1998 7:02 pm
Hi, CVS newbie here. I'm having problems trying to do a commit. I have a file 'patha/fileb' which I think is both marked for removal on revision 1.1, but ...
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Mark Hamstra
mark@...
Jun 29, 1998 8:07 pm
... I don't know of any pre-packaged way to do this with CVS, but adopting the strategy of having these independent development cells each checking in their...
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Derek R. Price
pricedr@...
Jun 29, 1998 8:10 pm
... Yes. Define a module as module_name module_dir file_name This will check out a single file, though it will be placed in it's own directory (./module_name...
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ESP
evangelo@...
Jun 29, 1998 9:00 pm
... SP> Is it possible to check out one file from the repository? Do SP> have to checkout the entire module even if I wanted to work on SP> one file only? ...
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Derek R. Price
pricedr@...
Jun 29, 1998 10:17 pm
... Hmmm... I've tried this on three seperate UNIX platforms and it works fine to update a checked out file but a 'cvs checkout my_module/myfile.txt' always...
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Taliaferro, Anthony S...
Jun 29, 1998 11:42 pm
Currently we have a home grown, error prone method for source code control. We have decided to use some form or source code control like CVS, RCS or SCCS. Our...
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ESP
evangelo@...
Jun 30, 1998 12:16 am
Me> It's quite easy to checkout a single file, like so: Me> cvs checkout my_module/my_subdir_of_module/myfile.txt DRP> Hmmm... I've tried this on three...
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Derek R. Price
pricedr@...
Jun 30, 1998 2:06 am
Huh. We're both right. Looks like a bug. If you shortcut directories in a modules file AND have an alias to such, you'll get my behavior. Example modules...
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Yashesh Bhatia
venus@...
Jun 30, 1998 4:42 am
Hi, Can you please send me more information on where to obtain CVS for Win95 platform. Thanks, -- Yashesh...
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sean dreilinger
sean@...
Jun 30, 1998 7:55 am
... http://www.cyclic.com/cvs/windows.html if you'd prefer a newer version than the cvs 1.9 linked to that web page, browse around here as well: ...
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James Rauser
rausejme@...
Jun 30, 1998 9:32 am
We're working in a mixed Unix/NT environment, with CVS 1.9 via NFS under Unix and CVS 1.9.28 (I think, whatever the Cyclic binaries are) via pserver on NT. We...
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Jim Kingdon
kingdonc@...
Jun 30, 1998 1:32 pm
... You're not the first to suggest it. But no one has been motivated enough to implement such an option, as far as I know....
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D.J. Miller II
jamesm@...
Jun 30, 1998 2:51 pm
... I would, IF I had some time on my hands (heh). I briefly looked at this a couple of years back and couldn't find a clean, obvious place to turn off the...
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Jiang Long
long@...
Jun 30, 1998 4:11 pm
... I am not sure where to find such a comparison. But seems that CVS is coming up for only CVS support concurrent version control. ... Yes, as to my...
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Siasb Zanganeh
siasb@...
Jun 30, 1998 7:35 pm
Anthony, RCS and SCCS are the older source control tools. One applying the delta changes to the orignal the other applying them in reverse to go back in...
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Erik Kluzek
erik@...
Jun 30, 1998 11:55 pm
... Good idea. ... The main note I would say is that RCS and SCCS act on files only, while CVS operates on projects. Working with entire projects works better...
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Sam Napolitano
sam@...
Jul 1, 1998 1:08 am
I am importing some files where a subdirectory is named "core". As expected, the core directory is skipped entirely since it matches the default patterns for...
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Dick Balaska
dick@...
Jul 1, 1998 4:36 am
Also sprach Jim Kingdon --- 08:12 AM 6/30/98 -0400 ... I like it just the way it is! I use only client/server though, for consistency sake. I even use...
