Re: [COMMIT] problems with new auctex pkg

Uwe> Ok, here it comes, I have the feeling it is entirely a Uwe> problem of the directory images, which the "csv-rw commit" Uwe> command is unable to open. Maybe somebody else you create it Uwe> for me. I think that will just result in a conflict for you when you try to commit the files. Uwe> cvs commit: Examining . Uwe> cvs commit: Examining etc Uwe> cvs commit: Examining images Uwe> cvs commit: Examining texi OK, those are all local because you haven't opened the SSH connection yet. It looks like there is an entry for ./images in ./CVS/Entries, since it doesn't say "? images". Does that say "D/images////"? If not, what does it say? Uwe> debug1: Remote: Forced command: /pack/cvs/cvs-1.11XEmacs/bin/cvs server Uwe> debug1: Remote: Adding to environment: CVS_USER=oub Uwe> debug1: Remote: Adding to environment: USER=oub Uwe> debug1: Remote: Adding to environment: LOGNAME=oub OK, you are getting authenticated with the correct username. So it looks like the cvs-rw script and SSH are both working as designed, and the problem is entirely in cvs. Keep the log information just in case, but I suspect it will turn out to not be needed. Uwe> cvs [server aborted]: cannot open directory Uwe> /pack/xemacscvs/XEmacs/packages/xemacs-packages/auctex/images I just took a look on the server, and there is no such directory or file. So my guess is that your local cvs thinks the directory has already been added and created, while it doesn't exist on the server. Try 1. cp auctex/CVS/Entries auctex/CVS/Entries.saved 2. remove any line(s) referring to "images" from auctex/CVS/Entries 3. cvs-rw add images # this should create images on the server 4. cvs-rw add images/* # may as well commit all at once 5. cvs-rw commit . If that works, 6. rm auctex/CVS/Entries.saved && go have a beer. If it didn't work, 6. mv auctex/CVS/Entries.saved auctex/CVS/Entries && go have two beers. and we think about plan B. -- Institute of Policy and Planning Sciences http://turnbull.sk.tsukuba.ac.jp University of Tsukuba Tennodai 1-1-1 Tsukuba 305-8573 JAPAN Ask not how you can "do" free software business; ask what your business can "do for" free software.