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On Tuesday 01 June 2004 09:15 pm, Kurt Lieber wrote: |
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> WHAT YOU NEED TO DO |
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> * change your CVSROOT variable to point to /var/cvsroot. Mine is stored in |
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> my ~/.bash_profile. I currently have: |
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> export CVSROOT="klieber@××××××××××.org:/home/cvsroot" |
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> In the new setup, I will have: |
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> export CVSROOT="klieber@××××××××××.org:/var/cvsroot" |
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> That's it. That's all you have to do. This path works now, so you can |
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> make the change immediately. |
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what about those who don't use CVSROOT in the environment because we work with |
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many cvs repos with many cvs based projects ? |
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looking at the CVS/Root file in my gentoo-x86 checkout, it reads: |
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vapier@××××××××××.org:/home/cvsroot/ |
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am i going to have to sed all of those files ? |
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-mike |
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