RE: error with checkout

[Schwenk, Jeanie]

You are correct, it is passing "cvs co -d . -d /home/sc env/homer"

Perhaps what I want to do can't be done, I was sure it could though.  I've
got files that I don't want in a directory when they are checked out from
CVS (e.g. .cshrc).  I want them dumped in the $HOME directory not in a
directory $HOME/HOMER_ENV.  

I've tried many different configurations because I thought the only way to
get the file without having it placed in a directory was to use the -d flag.


I've read the modules section in the cederqvist and I'm out of ideas.  Any
suggestions?

Jeanie

-----Original Message-----
From: Todd Denniston [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 7:05 AM
To: Schwenk, Jeanie
Cc: 'CVSpost (E-mail)'
Subject: Re: error with checkout


"Schwenk, Jeanie" wrote:
> 
> Why do I get this error when attempting to checkout from a node where the
> repository DOES NOT reside.  When I perform the same checkout from the
node
> where the repository resides, everything is fine.
> 
> cvs server: existing repository /export/cvsroot does not match
> /export/cvsroot/env/locke
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Schwenk, Jeanie
> Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 12:45 PM
> To: CVSpost (E-mail)
> Subject: error with checkout
> 
> I am getting one result from the node where the cvs repo resides and
another
> when using the pserver to access the repo.  Here's what I am doing on the
> node where the repo resides:
>         cvs co -d . PILOT_ENV
> 
> When I do the same thing from any other node, for example:
>         cvs co -d . HOMER_ENV
> 
> I get the following error:
> cvs server: existing repository /export/cvsroot does not match
> /export/cvsroot/env/homer
> cvs server: ignoring module HOMER_ENV
> 
> Here's what is in the modules file:
>         HOMER_ENV    -d /home/sc env/homer
>         PILOT_ENV    -d /home/sc env/pilot

assuming that with your shell `echo HOMER_ENV` gives "-d /home/sc env/homer"
as
opposed to "HOMER_ENV".
wouldn't this mean what you are passing cvs looks like
cvs co -d . -d /home/sc env/homer
cvs co -d . -d /home/sc env/pilot

which means you are passing two -d options and you are attempting to check
out
two different modules, does env/homer exist in $CVSROOT ?

suggestion, run the commands and paste the exact command and error messages
to
your email, the above information looks suspiciously like you typed
something
like the command you are using.  And what does your $CVSROOT look like? (be
sure to X out any passwords).  you are using the same pserver $CVSROOT from
both shells aren't you?

> 
> Did I specify something incorrectly?  How does using pserver make it
> different?  What's wrong?
> 
> Jeanie
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