Re: [Pydev-code] CVS in Eclipse

[Aleks T. <a...@to...>]

I think that in spite of you changing properties in CVS 
repository, the CVS still thinks that you are anonymous. This 
information is stored inside CVS\Root files. To commit as 
dreamerdev you can either:

- hack the CVS/Root files, and convince CVS that you are dreamerdev.

or

- check out new project, and then copy your changes over to it 
manually.

Aleks

Parhaum Toofanian wrote:

> Ok I mentioned to Aleks before that I was having problems with CVS.  So
> maybe I'm using CVS wrong in Eclipse.  So here's what I did, maybe someone
> can see what I've done wrong:
> 
> 1) Opened CVS repository location to /cvsroot/pydev from sourceforge,
> originally using anonymous
> 2) Checked out all into Projects in my workspace
> 3) Made modifications to projects in workspace (in Plug-in dev perspective),
> running an Update on all of them every day before starting just in case
> 4) Changed the CVS repository (in CVS perspective) properties to have my
> dreamerdev SF username and password
> 5) (Back in Plug-in Dev Perspective) I click on org.python.pydev.help, which
> has new files, mostly in html/.  I right click, go to Team -> Commit...
> 6) It asks me if I want to add untracked items to CVS, I select them and say
> yes, I enter my commit text, then I click finish.
> 7) It accesses pserver, then pops up an error that shows up in my CVS
> console as:
> ***
> cvs add "/org.python.pydev.help/html/userguide"
> "/org.python.pydev.help/html/userguide/images"
> 
> cvs [server aborted]: "add" requires write access to the repository
> 
> The server reported an error while performing the "cvs add" command. (took
> 0:00.200)
> 
> Error: org.python.pydev.help: cvs [server aborted]: "add" requires write
> access to the repository
>