Re: co bug with multiple locks in RCS Version 5.7

[Jeff Whitman]

   I have previously reported this problem.
    With no fix in site - I discovered that rco -l
    will not create more then 2 locks, but if you
    use rcs -l, that will create more then 2 locks.
     Not sure if that will help you or not.


    Jeff



"Packer, Vincent (Ex AS01)" wrote:

> The development environment I am using has RCS version 5.7 running on
> Slackware 9.0. A number of batch files and csh scripts are used to customise
> RCS and make it available from Windows 2000 machines. Although the steps to
> reproduce below may not be sensible in this context, they are in the case of
> the environment I am using. I have reproduced the problem using the co
> executable directly, so the problem is definitely not in the scripts.
>
> Steps to reproduce:
>
> Create a file test.txt with some contents.
> ci -r780.1 -t-"Some description" -m"780 version" test.txt
> co -l test.txt
> modify test.txt
> ci -r790.1 -m"790 version" test.txt
> co -l test.txt
> modify test.txt
> ci -r800.1 -m"800 version" test.txt
> co -l 780 test.txt
> co -l 790 test.txt
> co -l 800 test.txt
>
> The last checkout appears to be successful but does not actually add another
> lock to the file. The output of this command is attached in coout.txt. The
> suspicious line in this is:
> co: test.txt,v: multiple revisions locked by vcp; please specify one
>
> The same output message is seen when trying to unlock one of two locks on
> the same file and the unlock is unsuccessful. Attached is the RCS file
> produced by the above commands.
>
>  <<test.txt,v>>  <<coout.txt>>
>
> Regards,
> Vincent Packer
>
>   
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>                  Name: test.txt,v
>    test.txt,v    Type: unspecified type (application/octet-stream)
>              Encoding: quoted-printable
>
>    coout.txtName: coout.txt
>             Type: Plain Text (text/plain)
>
>   
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