pydc-devel

Re: [pyDC-devel] News

[Michael L. <mik...@ly...>]

Hi,

I tried to commit my changes using TortoiseCVS.  Tortoise said it worked  but I don't see my change on the CVS.  What do you think?
Mike

From TortoiseCVS:
In C:\Documents and Settings\mike\My Documents\sandbox: cvs commit -m "Check for DHCP Name Server in Registry" pydc/pyDClib/win32dns.py
CVSROOT=:ext:mik...@cv...:/cvsroot/pydc

Checking in pydc/pyDClib/win32dns.py;
/cvsroot/pydc/pydc/pyDClib/win32dns.py,v  <--  win32dns.py
new revision: 1.3; previous revision: 1.2
done

Success, CVS operation completed

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--------- Original Message ---------

DATE: Sat, 29 Nov 2003 10:38:23
From: Anakim Border <ab...@us...>
To: pyd...@li...
Cc: 

>Mike, could you please test your account by committing the changes you've made 
>to the DNS code?
>



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Re: [pyDC-devel] News

[Anakim B. <ab...@us...>]

> I tried to commit my changes using TortoiseCVS.  Tortoise said it worked  
but I don't see my change on the CVS.  What do you think?

I can see your changes in the CVS repository :-)

I think your problem is caused by the fact that you're still using the 
anonymous CVS access to update your local files, but the ssh-based one to 
commit changes.
Please do a complete pyDC checkout in a new directory using the ssh access; 
that way the problem should disappear. (AFAIK SourceForge manages public and 
ssh access to CVS on two different systems that are synchronized only at 
fixed intervals: the public one is usually lagging behind the private).

Please let me know.

Bye

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	Anakim Border
	ab...@us...
	http://pydc.sf.net