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I have a project with autotools: automake, autoconf. I want to prohibit make from remaking files configure , Makefile.in , etc; just to do compile job. Some of files are edited by hand, and I know that I should not to do this. (Or the project was updated from CVS with all generated files stored in CVS). But at the moment I have no correct version autotools installed. What must be modification times of this files (which must be newer/older): aclocal.m4 configure.in confdb/ax_prefix_config_h.m4 Makefile.am Makefile.in Makefile configure config.status Or: what sequence of touch commands must I do

If you've named a branch in CVS incorrectly, or the name originally chosen becomes inappropriate, how do you change it to something else? A related question is How do you rename a branch in CVS without admin access? . The trick to this is using one of CVSs' more obscure admin commands, -N. It is a two stage process, effectively copy then remove. Firstly, you create a branch with the correct name that references the original branch name. Secondly, you delete the original branch name. Assume you have a file "File.txt" that is currently branched "bad _ branch". You'd like the branch to be called

Are there any CLI commands that can be used to get a list of Tags that have been created on a branch or head of a module within a specified time frame? What I briefly need is a list of Tags and the date when they were created. Given following parameters Module Name Branch Name (or :: HEAD) Start Date End Date Thomas I just learned: cvs status -v Lists all tags and braches for each and any file together with the revision it belongs to. You could work from there ... Salman A. Kagzi One can list tags or branches present in a module using the following command. This is something picked up from

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Here are my two questions: I am now learning to manage my code with CVS, and I just want to make a repository for my C++ files, Makefile and bash and python scripts only, not the object files and executables. So I made several subdirectories under my project directory: src, bin, scripts, results and data. I put C++ files and Makefile under ~/myproject/src, Bash and Python scripts under ~/myproject/scripts and object and executables under ~/myproject/bin. I am hoping only the files under src and scripts will be updated via CVS. I wonder how you organize your projects? Just hope to follow some

Lately I've be moving source files around in our source tree. For example placing a bunch of files into a common assembly. I've been doing this my deleting the file from CVS and then adding it again in the new spot. The problem is the revision number of the file resets back to 1.1. Is there some simple way to move things without having the number reset. I probably should have mentioned that I don't have access to the repository so anything that requires that doesn't help me but it might help others. There is no way to move files around with client-only commands. You need access to the servers