On 07.09.2005, at 15:32, Gordon Bergling wrote:
Has anyone a hint on how to handle this situation?
you might want to look at development(7). Not sure if this is being
used by many people though.
cheers
simon
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On Thu, Sep 08, 2005 at 04:56:54PM +0200, Jeremie Le Hen wrote:
> Hi Brooks,
>
> > Either pack the files up in a shar or tarball or use diff -N against
> > /dev/null to create that part of the diff by hand. FWIW, CVS wouldn't
> > do it for you even if you could add the files.
>
> It would. This
Gordon,
> The problem I am faced with is that there are new directories with new
> files (a lot) and these files are not included in the patch. I tried to
> 'cvs add' the directories, but I am not allowed the create the
> directories in /home/ncvs. Sure I just could fire up sudo to do the
> work,
Hi Brooks,
> Either pack the files up in a shar or tarball or use diff -N against
> /dev/null to create that part of the diff by hand. FWIW, CVS wouldn't
> do it for you even if you could add the files.
It would. This has been a problem for me either and I finally switched
to have my own CVS re
On Wed, Sep 07, 2005 at 03:32:39PM +0200, Gordon Bergling wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I currently working to get an old patch up to HEAD, but I have a problem
> with generating a diff from my work.
>
> I usually checkout out src from a local cvs mirror of the FreeBSD
> repository. I do this with
>
> cvs -R
Hi,
I currently working to get an old patch up to HEAD, but I have a problem
with generating a diff from my work.
I usually checkout out src from a local cvs mirror of the FreeBSD
repository. I do this with
cvs -Rd/home/ncvs checkout src
Without the -R flag I must do the checkout as root to cre
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