cvs commit: CVSROOT access avail cfg.pm cfg_local.pm checkoutlist commit_prep.pl commitcheck commitinfo config cvs_acls.pl cvsignore cvswrappers edithook editinfo exclude log_accum.pl logcheck loginfo modules notify options rcsinfo rcstemplate tagcheck ...

Peter Jeremy PeterJeremy at optushome.com.au
Tue Jul 20 01:42:59 PDT 2004


On Mon, 2004-Jul-19 22:47:25 +0000, Josef El-Rayes wrote:
>i have no idea what happenend here, i checked out CVSROOT from dcvs
>and only edited access?

I gather you just did a 'cvs ci -f' in CVSROOT.  In the absence of any
files/directories on the command line, cvs will scan the current
directory and recurse down, looking for files to commit.  Since you
specified '-f', all files found are treated as needing to be
committed.  BTW, cvs looks for changed content rather than modtime so
that touching access won't have any effect.

All you needed to do was run 'cvs ci -f access' within CVSROOT.  

-- 
Peter Jeremy


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