Paip. Local CVS environment setup

Paip. Local CVS environment setup

Here the server is using a cvsnt-2.5.03.2382.msi. Only two or three MB.

After the installation, it prompts you to restart the system, which is not required .. You only need to go to service management and start two CVS services.

You can. (Why cannot I start the service when I start the service ?? My method is to delete the file and reinstall it. The system will prompt you to restart it when you delete the file.

Restart and directly reinstall)

Then begin to build a data warehouse
You cannot open the cvsnt control panel in win7, but you can only use cmd ..
Use the following command in DOS: (CVS-d: \ repos init)

If libiconv is missing when running CVs. DLL and libxml. DLL class .. It indicates that cvsnt Is Not Installed

Yes, you can delete it. A prompt is displayed, so you do not need to restart and reinstall it until OK ..

After the repository is created, you can test and log on to the repository.
You are already a CVS administrator. The default user name and password of the CVS administrator are the user name of your current Windows user.

And password. Local verification method ......

Set cvsroot =: pserver: Administrator@127.0.0.1: D: \ Repos
CVS login, then show
Logging in to: pserver: Administrator@127.0.0.1: D: \ Repos
CVS password:

Loging...

In this case. The repository path is D: \ repos instead of \ repos.

If you cannot log on, a permission error is prompted, generally because the password is empty. You can create a new user and set it to admin.

In the user group, set a password .. Note that the NTFS permission of the repository must be ..

The above is a local method, suitable for individual developers .. For a team, you need to create a remote login user

8. Add a user Al to CVS passwd-A Al and set the password as prompted.

CVS passwd-r administrator Al, enter the password, and bind the Al permission to the administrator of the local user ..

In this way, the server environment is ready .. Start the client now ..

Tortoisecvs, about 20 m

This is a good installation .. It does not have the main interface, mainly in the resource browser right-introduced operations .. Right-click the Directory and choose CVs.

Make new module... Enter the user name, repository path, and so on. The password box appears during submission. Enter the password ..

In this case, the directory has a green header, indicating that CVS is entered.
However, when you enter the directory, there is no green check mark in both the Directory and the file below, and the content is not yet in... you need to add CVS

Content .. At this time, only the directory structure is established, and the actual file content is not stored into the database, all

The file has a blue plus sign... You need to commit it again. Now, the green arrows of all the files are put into the database ..

Now, the end of the IDE-end CVS is mainly to install the IDE's CVS plug-in, you can directly use CVS in the IDE for convenience ..
In Zend studio 9, CVS is not integrated by default. As long as the crteat project is from CVS, it will

Download the CVS plug-in to the IDE ..