[cvsnt] Re: newbie

Rick zatankloz at gmail.com
Mon Mar 14 16:28:25 GMT 2005


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importing should be done on the server?

now i has this configuration using ssl than pserver:

i've created a repository without files, called xxx, if i try to connect to, 
i cant, but if i copy a file with extension ,v i can connect to, im triying 
to use ssi but i dont know the configuration to use it, so now im using ssl 
=), to setup security is necessary to create writers, readears and admin 
files? or it could be done with ntfs file permission?


"Luigi D. Sandon" <cp at sandon.it> escribió en el mensaje 
news:d14aqe$7bk$1 at paris.nodomain.org...
> You should read the documentation better. CVS has it way of working, and 
> until you don't understand it you will not be able to use it properly. 
> Trial&error it's not the best way.
>
> The "cycle", very basically, is:
>
> 1) Create the repository
> 2) *Import* files into the repository
> 3) *Checkout* files locally to create a sandbox
>
> Now you can
>
> a) Pull new and modified files and folders from the repository via 
> "update"
> b) Send changes to the repository via "commit"
> c) Add new files and folders via "add"
>
> Be sure to understand the differences between "import" and "add".
>
> Luigi D. Sandon 





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