When doing 'cvs -n update', I get a warning like this: cvs server: WARNING: global `-l´ option ignored. Does anyone else get the same? Is there something wrong with my configuration? It also occurrs on other SF cvs repositories, not only with python. Thomas
[Thomas Heller]
When doing 'cvs -n update', I get a warning like this: cvs server: WARNING: global `-l´ option ignored.
Does anyone else get the same? Is there something wrong with my configuration? It also occurrs on other SF cvs repositories, not only with python.
LOL! I never tried cvs -n before. Here was my result: C:\Code\python>cvs -n up CVS.EXE update: inflate: unknown compression method CVS.EXE [update aborted]: reading from server: Input/output error Write failed flushing stdout buffer. write stdout: Broken pipe A regular "cvs up" (no -n) still works fine.
LOL! I never tried cvs -n before. Here was my result:
C:\Code\python>cvs -n up CVS.EXE update: inflate: unknown compression method CVS.EXE [update aborted]: reading from server: Input/output error
... I should note that I have a .cvsrc file containing the line cvs -q -z6 If I rename .cvsrc so that CVS can't find it, then "cvs -n up" works fine for me (at least in SF's Python repository).
"Tim Peters" <tim.one@comcast.net> writes:
[Thomas Heller]
When doing 'cvs -n update', I get a warning like this: cvs server: WARNING: global `-l´ option ignored.
Does anyone else get the same? Is there something wrong with my configuration? It also occurrs on other SF cvs repositories, not only with python.
LOL! I never tried cvs -n before. Here was my result:
C:\Code\python>cvs -n up CVS.EXE update: inflate: unknown compression method CVS.EXE [update aborted]: reading from server: Input/output error Write failed flushing stdout buffer. write stdout: Broken pipe
That looks more like the more or less transient error I get from SF from time to time. cvs -n up is useful to display the state of the files in the sandbox. And pcl-cvs (from inside xemacs) uses this when you do a M-x cvs-examine.
A regular "cvs up" (no -n) still works fine.
Yes. Sometimes ;-) Thomas
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