| [CVS] local file system [message #124399] |
Thu, 04 December 2003 05:39  |
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Originally posted by: bellidaniele.tiscali.it
Hi,
I was successfully checked a remote repository.
I don't able to check out a local file system repository because while adding a new cvs repository
view Eclipse ask as mandatory remote setting (user, password, protocoll).
It's possible to have local file systen repository?
Bye, thanks
db
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| Re: [CVS] local file system [message #128346 is a reply to message #128054] |
Wed, 17 December 2003 16:25  |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: nospam_drtrey.midsouth.rr.com
Walter Mitty wrote:
> Trey Campbell <nospam_drtrey@midsouth.rr.com> brightened my day with his
> incisive wit when in news:brit5o$vlq$1@eclipse.org he conjectured that:
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>>Walter Mitty wrote:
>>
>>>Daniele Belli <bellidaniele@tiscali.it> brightened my day with his
>>>incisive wit when in news:bqn2qj$q1b$1@eclipse.org he conjectured
>>>that:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>I was successfully checked a remote repository.
>>>>I don't able to check out a local file system repository because
>>>>while adding a new cvs repository view Eclipse ask as mandatory
>>>>remote setting (user, password, protocoll). It's possible to have
>>>>local file systen repository? Bye, thanks
>>>>db
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>If you get this working I would love to hear from you : I've had lots
>>>of advice on where to look for info but no one has currently admitted
>>>to having eclipse 2.1 talking to latest cvsnt versions on the same
>>>windows machine.
>>>
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>>I'm running on Windows XP with Eclipse 2.1.2 and CVSNT 2.0.12. It's
>>connecting via pserver, but everything's on the same box. Eclipse
>>won't let you use a repository prefix in CVSNT, but that was the only
>>thing. Let me know if this helps or if I've missed the point entirely.
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> Great : could you list your repository setup arguments for me please? I
> have the same versions and I can't connect.
Here goes...
Repositories tab
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Repository Prefix is UNchecked (Eclipse doesn't like it)
Valid Repository Roots (I just have one right)
C:/cvsrepo/sandbox
Advanced
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Server side support for ntserver protocol is checked
Impersonation enabled is checked
Use local users... is UNchecked
Don't resolve client... is UNchecked (I think these were the defaults)
Temporary Directory
C:/cvstemp
CVS server port 2401
Lock server port 2402
Encryption Optional
Compression Optional
SSL settings
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These were both generated by the install
On the Eclipse side of things, it configured like:
Connection type: pserver
User: my_login
Host: my_machine
Port: Default
Repository path: c:/cvsrepo/sandbox
Module: eclipse_project_name
Tag: HEAD
Fetch absent or new... is checked
Enable watch/edit... is UNchecked
Let me know if I you need anything else.
Cheers,
Trey
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