[cvsnt] Unix client problems
Bo Berglund
Bo.Berglund at system3r.se
Thu Jul 1 15:40:51 BST 2004
Just to confirm:
If the old CVSNT is older than about 2.0.1 or so then uninstall-install.
After this all updates are done by simply executing the installer for the
full version and it will update if it finds an older version already
installed.
The repository data are not touched by this process so they remain intact.
The location of the repository is stored in the Registry and the new
server will find it by itself, normally no need to "point to it".
There are a number of new features added that may need to be taken care of
via the Control panel applet or via modification of the CVSROOT/config
file, for example usage of the lockserver etc.
But it should start running out of the box.
/Bo
-----Original Message-----
From: Erik Weber [mailto:erikweber at mindspring.com]
Sent: den 1 juli 2004 15:27
To: Bo Berglund; cvsnt at cvsnt.org
Subject: Re: [cvsnt] Unix client problems
Thanks a lot! One more question if you please: I assume the upgrade
means to uninstall the old and then fresh install the new. Any special
steps to be taken to keep the original repository contents intact? Or is
it simply a matter of telling the new cvsnt where the old repository is
after installing?
Erik
Bo Berglund wrote:
>>My client is running cvsnt version 1.11.1 on Windows NT.
>>.. snip ...
>>
>>Did the client install some sort of "lean" version of cvsnt?
>>
>>I would appreciate any insight on this matter.
>>
>>
>
>No, he installed a stone-age old version of CVSNT! The current
>stable version is 2.0.41a and is the one he should install.
>
>Please ask him to upgrade his server to the latest one he can
>download from www.cvsnt.org. (the stable version may change
>before he gets to the download page...).
>
>With that he can set all kinds of configuration data including
>adding a repository prefix of D:/, which will make the connect
>string change to this
> :pserver:user at address:/cvsroot
>
>/Bo
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