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: Julien.QUESTER@hsbc.com.mx
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Subject: Re: Unable to run cvs server
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From: "Mark D. Baushke" <mdb@gnu.org>
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Hi Julien,
Julien.QUESTER@hsbc.com.mx writes:
> Good morning.
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> I have a problem setting a CVS server on Windows XP. I have downloaded=20
> the latest stable cvs.exe version (cvs-1-11-21) and the matching=20
> documentation cederqvist-1.11.21.pdf on http://cvs.nongnu.org
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> Reading the documentation, I have found that, in the Chapter Appendix B:=
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> Quick Reference to CVS Commands, the following server commands are=20
> mentionned:=20
> - kserver
> - pserver
> - server
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I believe you will find that a 'cvs.exe --version' will indicate that
the executable you downloaded is a client-only rather than a client/server
version of cvs.
If you really need to use client/server on Windows XP, then you will
probably need to rebuild it in a cygwin environment.
> On the other hand, my cvs.exe does not recognize these options so that I=
=20
> cannot run my server. In the institution I am working in, it is forbidden=
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> to install any software so I cannot install CVSNT nor TortoiseCVS etc ...=
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> the helper of CVS sendsn me the following message:
If it is forbidden to install any software, then how is it you are
installing the cvs.exe program?
I do not really understand why CVSNT could not be installed. They
provide a very nice integration with Windows XP to work as both client
and server.
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> Unknown command: `server'
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> CVS commands are:
> add Add a new file/directory to the repository
> admin Administration front end for rcs
> annotate Show last revision where each line was modified
> checkout Checkout sources for editing
> commit Check files into the repository
> diff Show differences between revisions
> edit Get ready to edit a watched file
> editors See who is editing a watched file
> export Export sources from CVS, similar to checkout
> history Show repository access history
> import Import sources into CVS, using vendor branches
> init Create a CVS repository if it doesn't exist
> log Print out history information for files
> login Prompt for password for authenticating server
> logout Removes entry in .cvspass for remote repository
> rannotate Show last revision where each line of module was=20
> modified
> rdiff Create 'patch' format diffs between releases
> release Indicate that a Module is no longer in use
> remove Remove an entry from the repository
> rlog Print out history information for a module
> rtag Add a symbolic tag to a module
> status Display status information on checked out files
> tag Add a symbolic tag to checked out version of files
> unedit Undo an edit command
> update Bring work tree in sync with repository
> version Show current CVS version(s)
> watch Set watches
> watchers See who is watching a file
> (Specify the --help option for a list of other help options)
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> Could you please help me to set my CVS server ?
I am not a Windows XP user, so I am unable to aid you.
You may find it desirable to setup a CVS server on an operating system
that is better supported. Such operating systems include (in
alphabetical order): FreeBSD, GNU/Linux, NetBSD, and OpenBSD (all of
which come with a 'cvs' client already installed). Even such
'proprietary' operating systems as AIX, HP/UX, IRIX, BSDI BSD/OS, and
Solaris may have cvs client/server added with very little hassle.
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> Thank you
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> Cordially,
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> Julien QUESTER-SEMEON
Good luck,
-- Mark
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