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Subject:  Re: cvs 1.11.17 in command line server mode, OpenSSH_4.3p2, OpenSSL  0.9.8a 11 Oct 2005, problem with binary files
Date:  Thu, 30 Mar 2006 18:22:06 -0600
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Jay Abel wrote:
[snip]
> $ cvs -d ":ext:jayabel.com:/home/spring2006/" init
> $ mkdir cvstest
> $ cd ~/cvstest
> $ cvs -d ":ext:jayabel.com:/home/spring2006/" get .
> $ cd CVSROOT
> $ cp <elswhere>/CVSROOT/cvswrappers .
> $ cvs up
> M cvswrappers
> $ cvs commit -m 'update wrappers'

Did a message with the revision number appeared at this point?

> $ cd ~/phys274/
> % cvs -t -d ":ext:jayabel.com:/home/spring2006/" import phys274 LOCAL
> IMPORT
> -> main loop with CVSROOT=3D:ext:jayabel.com:/home/spring2006/
> -> Starting server: /bin/ssh jayabel.com cvs server
> -> system('vim' '/tmp//cvsdk5c24')
> -> unlink_file(/tmp//cvsdk5c24)
> I phys274/homework/CVS
> -> Sending file `q8s7.xls' to server
> -> Sending file `q8s9.xmcd' to server
> I phys274/homework/weekly/CVS
> I phys274/homework/weekly/week2/CVS
> -> Sending file `Q1R2.xmcd' to server
> I phys274/homework/weekly/week4/CVS
> -> Sending file `q4r3.dfw' to server
> -> Sending file `week4-2.dfw' to server
> I phys274/homework/weekly/week5/CVS
> -> Sending file `q5t1.txt' to server
> -> Sending file `q6r2.dfw' to server
> -> Sending file `p2.fig' to server

This output means: the files marked with I are being ignored, all the other=
s are
 sent but nothing happens on the server side... the server should have repo=
rted
a line with N for new file; probable cause: permissions don't allow the ser=
ver
to create anything (you don't report what was actually done on the reposito=
ry).

From your description you are looking for trouble by using text mode mounted
directories, you are blindly testing all permutations that come to your min=
d and
in short: wasting time.

If you run cvs through ssh the repository has to belong (or at least has to=
 be
writable) by the user (and/or group) that is logging in.  The same goes for
CVSROOT on the repository (the history log changes).  Since you don't show =
any
user id on your example that means the user you are logged as has to exist =
and
have the required privileges on jayabel.com (and on the other non-cygwin
machines you used).
--=20
Ren=E9 Berber


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