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Re: cvs 1.11.2 server hungs on sigpipe


From: Paul Edwards
Subject: Re: cvs 1.11.2 server hungs on sigpipe
Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 08:15:41 GMT

"Derek Robert Price" <derek@ximbiot.com> wrote in message 
3E5C0322.5080606@ximbiot.com">news:3E5C0322.5080606@ximbiot.com...
> >I tried entering those commands from CVS 1.11.5 (Windows executable)
> >but it said login aborted (using both "guest" and nothing as my
> >password).
> >
>
> Where did you get the executable from?

>From cvshome.org

> >So I tried registering and changing "guest" to my new userid,
> >and entering my new password.  That didn't work either.
> >login aborted, could not find out home directory.
>
> Hrm.  Windows.  Try setting the HOME environment variable to some
> convenient storage directory.

That fixed the problem - thanks!

> With NT/2000/XP, CVS should compose this
> automatically using the HOMEDRIVE & HOMEPATH environment variables set
> by the OS.

And for Win 98 it uses what by default?  The error message is
not clear if I need to set that environment variable.  I don't need
to set it for normal operations though???

> >I don't have SSL, but it sounded like that wasn't required unless
> >I was trying to do a commit.
> >
> >Any ideas?
> >
> >cvs -d :pserver:guest@cvs.cvshome.org:/cvs login
> >cvs -d :pserver:guest@cvs.cvshome.org:/cvs checkout ccvs
>
> This works for me under Linux.  Try my suggestions above.

It is very interesting to find out what this "client/server rubbish"
is all about.  :-)

Wow, this is impressive and exciting!  Now I can see all those
strange tags you were all talking about.

And it doesn't even interfere with my normal CVS operation.
Like wow, man!  This is what life was meant to be like!

And this is from a guy who already thought CVS was the best
think since sliced bread.  This is like an auto-buttering of
sliced bread!  With maybe even vegemite added.  :-)

I assume that cvs1-11-5-branch is the main branch for bug
fixes.  And cvs1-11-x-branch is what is being used as a
precursor to cvs 1.12.1.  And cvs1-11-2-branch is obsolete,
or has someone decided that that's a super-stable release
that is going to have bug-fixes applied to it?  Are these tags
documented anywhere?

BTW, whatever happened to Cyclic, did they go bankrupt,
they don't appear to have their ".com" site anymore?

Is the history of CVS available anywhere (short form)?  And
how many different strains are there of CVS?

BFN.  Paul.




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