Mail Archives: cygwin/1999/12/27/11:13:09
All,
This one's got me stumped, and I cannot find anything relevant in the
archives. I need to build a version of CVS 1.10.x which will properly
handle Unix-based source-code, i.e. no end-of-line conversion. Step one
was to build CVS "out of the box" for a baseline. Unfortunately, I'm
unable to construct a working copy! I seem to remember being able to do
this last year, and I have numerous per-compiled binaries from the net to
prove it's possible.
The build proceeds without any errors, but whenever I try to checkout
anything from a remote repository (using pserver), this error occurs:
cvs.exe [checkout aborted]: writing to server: The descriptor is a file,
not a socket
This is consistant across three different versions of CVS, 1.10, 1.10.5
and 1.10.7.1 (latest and greatest). The message is emitted by a section
of code which attempts to flush a buffer back to the server (in client.c,
I believe). Basic communication between client and server is happening,
since I'm able to do the initial cvs login!
I can't see anything overtly wrong with the subject code, and no one else
seems to have this problem. Any hints as to what's wrong?
Again, using any of the pre-compiled binaries under Cygwin works just
fine. So, it's _not_ a setup or user problem.
Steve
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