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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 31 Mar 04 03:00 writes
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Yes, *unix server do not support unicode expansion mode "-kku".
However it is safe to treat them as binary. |
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--> Sean (user)
at 31 Mar 04 03:00 writes
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It worked! I think the "Treat unicode files as binary.." options was the
one that did it becuase the error I was receiving indicated a problem with
unicode/binary file types.
Thanks for you very quick response and assistance!! |
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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 31 Mar 04 03:00 writes
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I not see nothing criminal in debug log. However I want to notice that
you use *unix cvs server. It is better to configure some points of
plug-in behavior to avoid problems:
1. Configuration\File types
- switch on "treat unicode files as binary.."
2. Configuration\CVS options
- switch on "check file names on server.." (avoid case sensivity
problem
3. If you change the client you use (under cvs executables) to non CVS
NT client you need also:
- switch off "reserved checkout options...". Since only CVS NT
client support this
Let me know if after that you will still experience problems. |
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--> Sean (user)
at 31 Mar 04 03:00 writes
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Well, I copied the debug version and re-ran. It actually gave me a
different error from the CVS server. It's actually an error I've seen
before but I never asked for a resolution for it because after a few
retries, the add process was successful. In any case, I'll send you the
file and we can work from there. |
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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 31 Mar 04 03:00 writes
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Yes, I know that. However plug-in always make "cvs commit" after "cvs
add". Anyway please try debug version of dll, it will provide full
source of information for this problem. |
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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 31 Mar 04 03:00 writes
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Ok. Please download this debug version of dll: http://www.pushok.com/files/PushokCVSSCC.zipReplace exiting one with this, try to repeat problem and send back to me "debuglog.txt" file that you will find near the dll. This will help me to find problem, without asking you for unnecessary questions. |
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--> Sean (user)
at 31 Mar 04 03:00 writes
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I looked at the CVS web site and found that "scheduling" is implied by an
add or remove statement. In order to complete the transaction, a commit
statement is required. This leads me to believe that the commit statement
is never getting executed for my files. Hopefully, that helps. Let me
know what I might try. |
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--> Sean (user)
at 31 Mar 04 03:00 writes
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I'm not sure why my account has not license.
I'm assuming the message is coming from the CVS server but I'm also
assuming it's being cause by the plug-in (since that's what is attempting
to add the files).
Finally, I am 100% sure that I am using your plugin.
If my license issue needs resolved first, let me know what I need to do.
Otherwise, please help. |
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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 31 Mar 04 03:00 writes
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I checked our plug-in and it can add project with all files whithout
problems.
I am noticed, that you account does not have any license, even trial. Also
message that you mentioned "cvs server: scheduling file 'myfile.frm' for
addition" cannot appears in our plugin.
So I think you not use our plugin, and use some other tool. Not think I can
help you with this. |
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--> Sean (user)
at 30 Mar 04 03:00 writes
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I'm attempting to add my code to CVS via the VB 6.0 editor and I get the
following error for SEVERAL files:
cvs server: scheduling file 'myfile.frm' for addition
The result is that only my project file (*.vbp) is added to CVS and no
other files get added.
Here is what is listed in the Entries file in the local CVS folder:
/Apcuser.vbp/1.1/Tue Mar 30 16:58:39 2004//
/version.frm/0/dummy timestamp//
/version.frx/0/dummy timestamp//
/PRODTYPE.FRM/0/dummy timestamp//
/PRODTYPE.frx/0/dummy timestamp//
Please help. |
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