Re: cvs down

Nevin> Adrian Aichner <adrian(a)xemacs.org&gt; writes: >> Nevin> [...] Nevin> It would be nice if we could get information on how to make the Nevin> transition from our old CVS checkouts. I've changed instances of Nevin> Of course! I just wanted to get the suggestion out there. Nevin> xemacs(a)cvs.xemacs.org to cvs(a)sunsite.dk in my CVS/Root. I think Nevin> CVS/Repository also needs to be changed. In the old setup it Nevin> contained Nevin> XEmacs/xemacs Nevin> What should the contents of this file be for the new repository? >> Untested: try just >> xemacs Nevin> Yep. That works. For the record, I did: Nevin> find . -name CVS/Root -exec perl -pi -e 's/xemacs\＠cvs\.xemacs\.org:\/usr\/CVSroot/cvs\＠sunsite.dk:\/pack\/anoncvs''{}' ';' Thanks, we always appreciate contribution which save other people time. I'll try to use the above. I've used the same to convert my local working directory of the xemacsweb module, which is now available via :pserver: only from /pack/anoncvs, not via /pack/xemacscvs, which is restricted to ssh access now. Nevin> and Nevin> find . -name CVS/Repository -exec perl -pi -e 's/XEmacs\/xemacs/xemacs/' '{}' ';' Yep, looks good. Nevin> One hitch. I am tracking the release-21-4 tag. When 21.4.5 came out, Nevin> I used xemacs-21.4.4-21.4.5.patch.gz to patch my source tree. Now, Nevin> when I did a cvs up, all the files have an M flag, for example: Nevin> cvs server: Updating etc Nevin> M etc/OXYMORONS Nevin> Is that to be expected? (I realize this is probably not an Nevin> XEmacs question.) It's definitely a question related to XEmacs development which xemacs-beta is for. Please send us output of cvs status etc/OXYMORONS Perhaps you have a sticky tag or something like that? Best regards, Adrian Nevin> -- Nevin> Nevin -- Adrian Aichner mailto:adrian＠xemacs.org http://www.xemacs.org/