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Derek,
You
seem to have forgotten to include a trace.
Without the trace we can't see important information such as the CVSROOT
that you are using, protocol etc. Does the same command (using exactly the
same CVSROOT, including protocol and network address) work ok on the
server? If you are using SSH ensure that the CVS_SERVER variable is set
correctly on the client.
2.0.51d is getting pretty old now - but should never cause a crash on the
server.
Regards,
Arthur
I just downloaded the
client which is the 2.0.51d version. When I try to login using command
line options without JDeveloper even started, it cores out on the CVS
server. I suspect there are problems with the versions. I’d like
to download the correct client for a repository that’s 1.11.5 version, but
can’t seem to figure out how / where to get the correct client. Any
assistance would be greatly appreciated
Thanks,
Derek
From: Arthur
Barrett [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 3:35
PM
To: Derek Nerenberg;
address@hidden
Subject:
RE: CVS Core on AIX
The first step in
debugging what is going on is to get a
trace:
Try and rule out the
JDeveloper GUI by using the command line for your tests instead, and give a
specific example of something that causes a crash (ie: "everything" is not
specific - does "cvs version" cause the crash? What about "cvs login"?
etc
For info on how to
debug AIX core files you should probably ask either the GCC or AIX
newsgroups...
-----Original
Message-----
From:
address@hidden
[mailto:address@hidden On Behalf Of Derek
Nerenberg
Sent: 16 November
2005 16:52
To:
address@hidden
Subject: CVS Core on
AIX
Hello,
I’m
having a problem using the newest version of CVSNT client (via
JDeveloper). Everything I do through the JDeveloper GUI will generate
core files in /tmp. CVS 1.11.5 is running on AIX
5.
I do not
have admin privileges on the CVS repository, but am tasked with figuring
this out. Can someone give me some instructions on using the debugger
so I can interpret the cores for you?
Kind
Regards,
Derek
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