From: Paul K. <pki...@us...> - 2004-05-14 10:47:52
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Oops, misplaced backquote in the find command below: for f in `find . -name Root -print`; do mv $f $f.in; sed -e's/[.]octave//' <$f.in > $f; rm -f $f.in; done Paul Kienzle pki...@us... On May 14, 2004, at 5:53 AM, Paul Kienzle wrote: > The error I was getting is the following: > > Cannot access /cvsroot/octave/CVSROOT > No such file or directory > > I fetched a new copy of the entire archive. > > The file CVS/Root has changed: > > Avocado:~/cvs paulkienzle$ cat octave-forge-old/CVS/Root > :ext:pki...@cv...:/cvsroot/octave > Avocado:~/cvs paulkienzle$ cat octave-forge/CVS/Root > :ext:pki...@cv...:/cvsroot/octave > > Removing .octave from the address if octave-forge-old seems to > work, so I did the following: > > for f in `find . -name Root` -print; do mv $f $f.in; sed > -e's/[.]octave//' <$f.in > $f; rm -f $f.in; done > > Let me know if that works. > > Paul Kienzle > pki...@us... > > On May 14, 2004, at 5:28 AM, Michael Creel wrote: > >> For some reason, octave-forge isn't letting me commit files. I can >> log into my >> sourceforge account as usual, but can't commit to octave-forge. There >> is a >> small bug in the two attached files that I'd like to fix. Would >> someone >> please commit them to main/optim/mintoolkit >> >> Thanks, Michael >> <lbfgsmin.cc><bfgsmin.cc> > |