Re: error on update

"Mike Kay" <[email protected]> Tue, 28 Apr 2009 10:06:49 -0400 (EDT)
Newsgroups gmane.comp.version-control.cvs.gui.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Greetings. I finally had some time to really take a look at this problem,
and all has been fixed. I was actually checking out the repository into
the WRONG directory. As soon as I set this up properly all my errors
disappeared. Python is working, checkout a module is working - and update
is working. Thank you for your help.  I'm going to spend more time now
working on diff and other features of wincvs - this is a really good
discussion list.


> Mike Kay wrote:
>> Greetings. This is a strange problem, a little difficult to explain - I
>> tried before, but nobody was able to help. Lets try again.
>>
>> I have a CVS server running CVSNT version 2.5.04 (Zen) Build 3236.
>> I have a developer machine running WinCVS 2.0.24 Build 4.
>>
>> If I go to Remote - Checkout Module - this works, and I can import the
>> entire repository.
>>
>> But if I try to use Modify - Update - I get the following error:
>> CVS [update aborted]: /test: no such repository
>> CVS exited normally with code 1
>>
>> I am using the following Update settings:
>> Update Settings - Create missing directories that exist in the
>> repository
>> - is checked
>> Update options - If no matching revision is found, use the most recent
>> one
>> - checked
>> Merge Options - merge type: none
>> Globals: Default - Default, prune empty directories supply control when
>> adding files.
>>
>> That's it. The issue is, I don't know where WinCVS is getting the update
>> repository as /test??????Where can I reset this?
>
> Your description of the setup changed from the last time you asked this
> question.  Last time, you said you had done an import module; this time,
> you've done a checkout module, which is more typical.
>
> So, let's start from the beginning.  Your server repository already had
> files in it, correct?  On the client computer, when you ran Remote -
> Checkout Module, where did you tell it to check out to?  That is, what
> directory?  You shouldn't check out to root (C:\), but instead check out
> to a local sandbox directory, something like C:\myproject-cvs.
>
> Finally, try to get used to CVS terminology.  You said "If I go to
> Remote - Checkout Module - this works, and I can import the
> entire repository."  That's not an import; that's creating a local
> sandbox by checking out from the server repository.  Importing is
> something else entirely.
>
> --
> Guy Rouillier
>
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