henrik@estsi1.estec.nl (system engineer) (06/28/91)
Hi, Has anybody ported rcs and/or cvs to sysv 3.2. Thanks Henrik Berle European Space Research and technology center The Netherlands Phone : +31 1719 83329 Fax : +31 1719 84697 Email : henrik@si.estec.nl
berry@socrates.umd.edu (Joseph Berry ) (07/01/91)
henrik@estsi1.estec.nl (system engineer) writes: >Hi, >Has anybody ported rcs and/or cvs to sysv 3.2. >Thanks >Henrik Berle >European Space Research and technology center >The Netherlands I installed RCS version 5.5 (I believe that that is the most up to date) on a 386 system running ISC 2.2.1 without any problems at all. It took me about an hour or to have everything set up and running. I had to go through the makefile and properly set up the parameters, etc. Joe Berry Strategic Software Group
eric@egsner.cirr.com (Eric Schnoebelen) (07/01/91)
In article <1991Jun28.130732.1592@si.estec.nl> henrik@si.estec.nl writes:
- Has anybody ported rcs and/or cvs to sysv 3.2.
I am currently running cvs 1.2, with rcs 4.3(?) on my System
V/386 machine (egsner.cirr.com). It is running pretty much fine,
although there were some porting problems. I believe that I still have
enough of the pieces around here to be able to generate a patch kit that
can be applied to the cvs 1.2 sources... (I should, its all been
checked into cvs. :-) Send mail, and if I get enough response, I will
post the patches. Otherwise, I will mail to all requestors.
The biggest restriction is that all the files checked into the
system must have names less than twelve characters long (this is really
an rcs restriction, and not cvs's doing) I have yet to upgrade rcs to
the current version of 5.5, although that has been in the queue for
quite some time, and I have seen several reports of success under System
V/386.
FYI: egsner.cirr.com is a System V/386 machine, running ISC 2.0.2,
which is System V, release 3.2.
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Eric Schnoebelen eric@cirr.com schnoebe@convex.com
I only wish the rest of the move was as well planned
as the computers move. -- me