> Well the repo is owned by root and gives group access to group > 'cjk', which you are member of. You need to use ~wl to access the > repository.
OK. > There are some basic commands at: > http://savannah.gnu.org/maintenance/Git Thanks. > The import is essentially: > > - create a local Git repository and import the CVS history there, on > your machine I used Keith Packard's parsecvs program, which worked just fine since I had direct access to the foo,v files. Just for other users: 1. Do git clone git://people.freedesktop.org/~keithp/parsecvs to get the source of parsecvs. 2. Download the tarball of git itself, uncompress it, and say `make' to build `libgit.a'. 3. Copy libgit.a into the `parsecvs' directory. 4. Edit the Makefile of parsecvs to say GITPATH=. 5. Say `make' and `make install' to compile and install parsecvs in ~/bin. 6. Now change to your CVS tree (with the foo,v files) and say find -name '*,v' | parsecvs This builds a .git directory within the current directory. 7. Say `git clone <destdir>' to check out all files in <destdir> and to pack the git objects. The current .git directory can be deleted now. 8. Finally, change to <destdir> and do git push [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/srv/git/cjk.git \ master:refs/heads/master to finish the import. Werner
