Landry Breuil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Why doesn't your mirror have CVSROOT? You're missing part of the > > repository. > > Maybe upstream is missing something.. i'm cc'ing maintainer in case > he's not subscribed to misc.
Sure looks complete at the collection level. $ cvsync cvsync://mirror.osn.de/ Connecting to mirror.osn.de port 7777 Connected to 194.45.27.107 port 7777 Running... Name: openbsd, Release: rcs Comment: OpenBSD CVS Repository Name: openbsd-cvsroot, Release: rcs Comment: OpenBSD CVSROOT Name: openbsd-ports, Release: rcs Comment: OpenBSD Ports Name: openbsd-src, Release: rcs Comment: OpenBSD Source Name: openbsd-www, Release: rcs Comment: OpenBSD WWW Name: openbsd-x11, Release: rcs Comment: OpenBSD X11 Name: openbsd-xf4, Release: rcs Comment: OpenBSD XF4 Name: openbsd-xenocara, Release: rcs Comment: OpenBSD xenocara Finished successfully > i just launched 'cvsync > cvsync://mirror.osn.de/openbsd-ports/rcs/?prefix=/cvs', and tried with > a full config file too, as explained on the page.. With that URL you only fetch the ports collection. The top level of the repository looks like this: CVSROOT X11 XF4 ports src www xenocara If you skip some parts, you still need CVSROOT (corresponding to the openbsd-cvsroot collection above) for CVS operations. Of course, when you said "mirror" I assumed you wanted to get the whole thing. > Ok, so my 'workaround' wasn't correct .. i suppose my cvsync copy is > broken now ? Just delete the CVSROOT directory you created. -- Christian "naddy" Weisgerber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
