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> Confusion regarding a new repository
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> Mon, 18 Jun 2007 16:58:01 -0400
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> Hi,
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> I'm having some problems setting up a new repository. First try ended up
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> First, I created the directory simon under /usr/local. Then I ran cvs -d
> /usr/local/simon init. 
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> I assume that the next part is where I screwed up. I copied a few
> directories (each containing a bunch of files) under simon. Then I made
> sure the permissions were OK. I could only checkout the directories
> themselves, not the files under them in Eclipse.
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> So I deleted everything and recreated and inited simon.
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> I've been looking at the doc (section 3.1.3) and I'm not sure what to do
> next. The files I want to put in CVS are plain, regular files, not
> previous CVS projects. The files I want to put in are in /uni/<folder>.
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> Does that mean that if I want to create a project called sources under
> simon, I will need to run cvs import -m /usr/local/simon sources stuff
> start? The doc says yoyo but not sure exactly what it does.
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> And then I checkout that project and I add the files to it?
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> Thanks for the help,
> Simon
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