Ok, so I'm about to do my first commit to cvs. It's been a while since I've used cvs other than localy, so I thought it'd be a good idea to ask a few questions first.
I've never used cvs over ssh before - but I guess this ought to be the suitable thing for my bash-environment?
export CVSROOT=:ext:username@pike.ida.liu.se:/cvs exprot CVS_RSH=ssh
Do I need to check out a fresh tree using my username or can I continue with the anonymous tree that I've kept?
Sorry for beeing lame.
using cvs remotely is really no different than using it locally.
you don't really need to make a new checkout if you replace the Root file in every directory.
it should contain your CVSROOT: :ext:username@pike.ida.liu.se:/cvs
just do a: find -name Root | xargs -l1 cp yournewroot then try to use it.
greetings, martin.
:ext:username@pike.ida.liu.se:/cvs
Um, the cvsroot is in /pike/data/cvsroot, not in /cvs.
/ Marcus Comstedt (ACROSS) (Hail Ilpalazzo!)
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2003-10-25 17:25: Subject: Re: newbee cvs question
using cvs remotely is really no different than using it locally.
you don't really need to make a new checkout if you replace the Root file in every directory.
it should contain your CVSROOT: :ext:username@pike.ida.liu.se:/cvs
just do a: find -name Root | xargs -l1 cp yournewroot then try to use it.
greetings, martin.
/ Brevbäraren
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