Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/05/20/09:31:44
Mark H. Wood wrote:
>
> I'm having trouble with cvs -- well, actually I think the trouble is with rcs.
> I'm trying to initialize a repository. My workstation is running Windows 95.
> The repository is to be on a Netware 4.11 server. LONG namespace is installed
> on the server volume.
>
> When I try "cvs -d /me/cvs init", I'm rewarded with:
>
> ci: loginfo,v: No such device (ENODEV)
> cvs.exe [init aborted]: failed to check in /me/cvs/CVSROOT/loginfo
>
> I tried setting RCSINIT to "-x" but I still get the ",v" (which might or might
> not be the problem -- I can COPY CON "foo,v" and I get exactly the filename I
> specified without complaints).
>
> rcs is 5.7.1.3 from the DJGPP v2gnu collection. cvs is 1.9 from the same
> place. I've checked to make sure that I set 'em up as specified.
>
> Please help me catch a clue.
The internal fight between NetWare and DJGPP...
I remember having trouble with an RCS version on a NW 3.11
server. So could you try to *disable* LFN in your environment
and see if that works?
Does it work with short names already with LFN=Y ?
I don't have W95 installed, so I cannot try that myself.
The problem I had, IIRC, was that the remove() call returned an error
when it tried to delete a write protected file,
so this might be unrelated to long/short filenames.
This might be the reason for the stupid errno.
--
Ciao
Tom
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