I'm trying to build the aegis (version 3.18) rpm on a RedHat 6.0 Linux machine using the spec file off the web site. I stuck aegis-3.18.tar.gz and aegis.gif in...
Shaun Cloherty
s.cloherty@...
Aug 4, 1999 1:46 am
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Peter, Has anyone written anything about this? I would sure like a nice pointer to what cook could do for a web site instead of figuring it out from scratch. ...
Darrin Thompson
webmaster@...
Aug 4, 1999 1:38 am
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I have used Aegis and Cook many times to develop web sites. It works rather well. ... ASP is some kind of interpreted or scripted code, yes? Is there an open...
Peter Miller
peterm@...
Aug 3, 1999 11:18 pm
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Trenton, You are brilliant. I already have a nice RedHat 6.0 box (Compaq proliant) and a nice development NT Server (Compaq proliant) and two production NT...
Darrin Thompson
webmaster@...
Aug 3, 1999 9:05 pm
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The server is inside a firewall. There are a few minimal ports open to access the webserver and ftp to and from it. I didn't think it was even possible to...
Darrin Thompson
webmaster@...
Aug 3, 1999 4:18 pm
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I have a challenge. I am working on a web project in ASP. I am trying to figure out a way to use Aegis to manage as much as possible of the process. The...
Darrin Thompson
webmaster@...
Aug 3, 1999 9:12 am
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... Marko> Ok, I have a quick fix: Marko> SearchPath=`echo $1 | sed -e "s/^[^:]*:/.:/1"` Marko> In the test script will split off the first path componenent...
Marko Schuetz
marko@...
Jul 30, 1999 7:05 pm
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Not sure why you want to pass the search_path to the test script as an argument, but perhaps you use it for some special purpose? We use the search path so...
Jerry Pendergraft
jerry@...
Jul 30, 1999 4:14 pm
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I have the test command set to test_command = "$shell $file_name $search_path"; when I do a `aet -bl` the search path passed to the test includes the change...
Marko Schuetz
marko@...
Jul 30, 1999 3:27 pm
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... aedist(1) seems to be a clone for CVSUP (mirroring repositories), but there doesn't seem to be a direct analogy for normal remote repositories, which I at...
Anthony Towns
aj@...
Jul 29, 1999 2:32 pm
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... Take a look at aedist. Aegis distributed functionality isn't the same, either. Or, you could declare the laptop the master, and remember to backup ...
Peter Miller
peterm@...
Jul 28, 1999 10:54 pm
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... Gus> yes - a nice way of getting at ${Search_Path} from shell scripts would Gus> be very useful - currently you have to rely on the command being run Gus>...
Marko Schuetz
marko@...
Jul 28, 1999 3:28 pm
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* [Anthony Towns] ... Hmm....you need at least the `info' subtree of the project for aegis being able to store the facts about tests and builds and so on. So ...
Ralf Fassel
ralf@...
Jul 28, 1999 2:16 pm
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... Wow. Thanks for the quick replies, all. ... Ah. This is exactly what I was after. Is it safe to run aeb and aet in a directory like this when the...
Anthony Towns
aj@...
Jul 28, 1999 1:42 pm
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* [Gus] --<snip-snip>-- ... Hmm, nice trick... The backdraw of this is (of course ;-) that you could not have unchanged files in the change, so you most...
Ralf Fassel
ralf@...
Jul 28, 1999 8:23 am
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... Beautiful! Gotta put this one in the manual! The only teeny tiny problem is moving a file with aemv, you get a diff from the old name to the new name. It...
Peter Miller
peterm@...
Jul 28, 1999 5:02 am
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... yes - a nice way of getting at ${Search_Path} from shell scripts would be very useful - currently you have to rely on the command being run from aegis and...
Gus
gus@...
Jul 28, 1999 4:25 am
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... heh - since the only way to get our coders to do anything is to force them, i changed the diff_command from: diff_command = "set +e; diff -c ${qu $orig}...
Gus
gus@...
Jul 28, 1999 4:35 am
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... yes: aecp . (the dot is meant to be there) but its a *very* good idea to say aecpu -unchanged immediately before you end development (that way, only the...
Peter Miller
peterm@...
Jul 28, 1999 12:11 am
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... Every change management system seems like that until you get used to it ;^) ... You can do aecp with anything from a single file to a directory tree to the...
Jerry Pendergraft
jerry@...
Jul 27, 1999 4:44 pm
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... Anthony> Is it possible to do checkouts more like CVS: that is, get Anthony> the entire project in a working directory so I can Anthony> conveniently...
Marko Schuetz
marko@...
Jul 27, 1999 1:54 pm
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Hello world, I'm trying to find a configuration/version management tool that does what I want. Aegis seems to have some interesting features, but it also seems...
Anthony Towns
aj@...
Jul 27, 1999 12:45 pm
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... Peter> There are several ways of naming branches. Peter> All of the commands which accept the -branch option behave in Peter> the same way. Peter> aegis...
Marko Schuetz
marko@...
Jul 27, 1999 12:10 pm
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... There are several ways of naming branches. All of the commands which accept the -branch option behave in the same way. aegis -cd -bl 0.0.3 aegis -cd -bl...
Peter Miller
peterm@...
Jul 26, 1999 10:44 pm
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I have a branch 0.0.3 to which I did not copy all the files from 0.0s baseline, since some are very unlikely to change. An `aegis -cd -bl -bl` will not work,...
Marko Schuetz
marko@...
Jul 26, 1999 4:29 pm
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... Yes, of course. You will notice in the project history list (ael proj_hist) that is lists ``delta'' numbers. Pick the one before the change you want to...
Peter Miller
peterm@...
Jul 21, 1999 12:29 am
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... The build state of a branch is only false if there has never been a successful aeipass on that branch. (You did this when you created and integrated your...
Peter Miller
peterm@...
Jul 21, 1999 12:26 am
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I tried and could `aede` a branch with open changes. Is this the intended behavior? Marko To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe...
Marko Schuetz
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Jul 20, 1999 5:43 pm
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Just out of curiosity: The dummy change I created is now integrated, can it be rolled back? I.e. can I revert to a previeous state of the baseline? Marko To...
Marko Schuetz
marko@...
Jul 20, 1999 4:44 pm
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I have a branch 0.0.1 to a project. I want to end the branch with `aede -p analyses.0.0 -c 1` but I get: aegis: project "analyses.0.0": change 1: this change...