RE: [jcvs] annoying start ...

[Mattias Ryrlén (EHPT) <ehsmryr@ehpt.com>]

maybe its /usr/local/CVSROOT (uppercase)?

coz UNIX care about it (you didn't say your enviroment or your competence)

/Mattias aka BoNzO
http://bonzo.sineleven.nu

-----Original Message-----
From: Goffredo [mailto:gofreddo@ozemail.com.au]
Sent: den 28 juni 2001 04:37
To: jcvs@server.gjt.org
Subject: [jcvs] annoying start ...


Hi All,

Just began to use jCVS. A real pain.
For some reason, I don't really care what the reason is, the stupid 
thing can't understand
that CVSROOT set to /usr/local/cvsroot is really truly in fact where my 
cvsroot is. It keeps
telling me that this is invalid, which it ain't. Now rather than listen 
to its excuses, how
can I kick its little arse, and let it know where the cvsroot really is? 
Oh, and when I add
the server defs they point to /usr/local/cvsroot, and all the little 
slots in the main window
indicate that the server and the repository and etc are anchored at 
/usr/local/cvsroot. So
why the hell can't I add a project without the invalid root message 
appearing? Don't answer.
Is there some way to tell this thing what the right answer is?

Thanks, regards,
Freddo

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