Re: VCP allocation problems
Barrie Slaymaker <[email protected]> Thu, 29 Jul 2004 22:51:12 -0400
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On Thu, Jul 29, 2004 at 03:10:09PM -0700, Sammy Shreibati wrote: > Hi, > So, I found out that what went wrong with that file. The file seems > to be 500Mb or so and it chokes up the server. I have a lot of these > errors and all of them coming from CVS/.../Attic. Is there a way for VCP > to skip over Attic folders? Hmmm, not at present, though I think it would be a reasonably easy add-in. However, it's deceptively attractive in that it seems to be a handy fix, but does destroy a little or a lot of history (deleted files are often required to build the previous version :). Are you *sure* you don't want them? If not, you might try mv(1)ing your Attic directories out of the CVSROOT tree (be sure nobody's using CVS though :). At some point, we'd like to extend VCP's ability to read CVSROOTs directoy (right now it'll scan local CVSROOTs directly but then use the cvs binary to check files out. I think it's a relatively easy job to extract files directly, but I worry about doing it efficiently and without consuming all memory in situations like yours. - Barrie