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CVS changed

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Marc Weustink

After the changed location of the interface stuf, the *.inc files are moved from lazarus/lcl/*.inc to lazarus/lcl/include

The makefiles are changed, however I couldn't test it since the new rtl files result in:

ppc386 -Fi../inc -Fi../i386 -FE. -di386 -Us -Sg syslinux.pp Target OS: Linux for i386
Compiling syslinux.pp
Assembling (pipe) ./syslinux.s
{standard input}: Assembler messages:
{standard input}:29285: Error: operands given don't match any known 386 instruction

Marc

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Marc Weustink
to Marc Weustink: We don't have direct access to the CVS. Michael H, Shane and I have only one way to set…
Michael Van Canneyt wrote 10 lines
On Tue, 4 Apr 2000, Marc Weustink wrote: > > We don't have direct access to the CVS. > Michael H, Shane and I have only one way to set the permissions, which I > used. According to the messages on the list it didn't work, so it is up to > Michael v C to fix it. I fixed it. It is not true that you have one way only; but it seems that no-one is comfortable with the 'normal' way which is to telnet and change the permissions manually.

Ah, I didn't know that. I assumed that telnetting wasn't possible.

Marc

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Marc Weustink
to Marc Weustink: After the changed location of the interface stuf, the *.inc files are moved from …
Vincent Snijders wrote 9 lines
Marc, If you create a new directory in the CVS, you should everyone give write access (777) in them to0, otherwise ordinary cvs-users (without update rights) can't access those directories and have to wait till Micheal v C fixes the permissions. Maybe, if you are still the owner of the new directories, you can change the access rights.

We don't have direct access to the CVS.
Michael H, Shane and I have only one way to set the permissions, which I used. According to the messages on the list it didn't work, so it is up to Michael v C to fix it.

Marc

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Michael Van Canneyt
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Marc Weustink wrote 15 lines
At 08:04 04-04-2000 +0200, Vincent Snijders wrote: >Marc, > >If you create a new directory in the CVS, you should everyone give write >access (777) in them to0, otherwise ordinary cvs-users (without update >rights) can't access those directories and have to wait till Micheal v C >fixes the permissions. > >Maybe, if you are still the owner of the new directories, you can change the >access rights. We don't have direct access to the CVS. Michael H, Shane and I have only one way to set the permissions, which I used. According to the messages on the list it didn't work, so it is up to Michael v C to fix it.

I fixed it. It is not true that you have one way only; but it seems that no-one is comfortable with the 'normal' way which is to telnet and change the permissions manually.

Anyway, it should be fixed.

Michael.

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Michal Bukovjan
to Marc Weustink: We don't have direct access to the CVS. Michael H, Shane and I have only one way to set…

Do you have secure shell setup? Then I assume the username and password is the same when logging into the CVS. Is it?

Michal Bukovjan

Marc Weustink wrote 21 lines
At 20:19 04-04-2000 +0200, Michael Van Canneyt wrote: >On Tue, 4 Apr 2000, Marc Weustink wrote: > > > > We don't have direct access to the CVS. > > Michael H, Shane and I have only one way to set the permissions, which I > > used. According to the messages on the list it didn't work, so it is up to > > Michael v C to fix it. > >I fixed it. It is not true that you have one way only; but it seems that >no-one is comfortable with the 'normal' way which is to telnet and change >the permissions manually. Ah, I didn't know that. I assumed that telnetting wasn't possible. Marc _________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe: mail with "unsubscribe" as the Subject archives at http://www.miraclec.com/list_archives/lazarus

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Michael Van Canneyt
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Michal Bukovjan wrote
Do you have secure shell setup? Then I assume the username and password is the same when logging into the CVS. Is it?

Yes. The server runs ssh 2.0.13...

But the .login file of lazarus contains

logout
# end

So you will be logged out immediatly.

If the tip with the sgid bit doesn't work out, I will change this so that it fixes permissions, and logs out after that. So if you do a telnet/ssh, the permissions will be fixed and you will be logged out.

Michael.

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Vincent Snijders
to Marc Weustink: After the changed location of the interface stuf, the *.inc files are moved from …

Marc,

If you create a new directory in the CVS, you should everyone give write access (777) in them to0, otherwise ordinary cvs-users (without update rights) can't access those directories and have to wait till Micheal v C fixes the permissions.

Maybe, if you are still the owner of the new directories, you can change the access rights.

TIA,
Vincent

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----- Original Message ----- From: Marc Weustink To: Sent: Monday, April 03, 2000 12:14 AM Subject: [lazarus] CVS changed > After the changed location of the interface stuf, the *.inc files are moved > from lazarus/lcl/*.inc to lazarus/lcl/include > > The makefiles are changed, however I couldn't test it since the new rtl > files result in: > > ppc386 -Fi../inc -Fi../i386 -FE. -di386 -Us -Sg syslinux.pp > Target OS: Linux for i386 > Compiling syslinux.pp > Assembling (pipe) ./syslinux.s > {standard input}: Assembler messages: > {standard input}:29285: Error: operands given don't match any known 386 > instruction > > Marc > > _________________________________________________________________ > To unsubscribe: mail with > "unsubscribe" as the Subject > archives at http://www.miraclec.com/list_archives/lazarus

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