how could I check if my version of cvs client support http proxy
server? do I have usage error in above commad line?
Ken <Ken...@gmail.com> writes:
> I tried to checkout the project code like this,
> /usr/bin/cvs
> -d:pserver:proxy=mycompany.com:proxyport=8080:anon...@some.project.org
You have a syntax error in the CVSROOT. For proxy= and proxyport= they
the optiosn included in the ':method;option=arg;option=arg:' of the
first -d:method;option=arg;option=arg:host.domain/path/name and are
separated by ';' characters from the 'pserver'
- -d':pserver;proxy=mycompany.com;proxyport=8080:anon...@some.project.org/directory/root-for-cvs'
> -p project
> but I failed because of connection timeout.
It didn't do what you thought it should do...
> how could I check if my version of cvs client support http proxy
> server? do I have usage error in above commad line?
http://ximbiot.com/cvs/manual/cvs-1.12.13/cvs_2.html#SEC28
Good luck,
-- Mark
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I think bash will not regconize the ';' in above line, I tried to add
'\' or single quote before ';', both are not work.
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Ken <Ken...@gmail.com> writes:
Not all versions of CVS support proxy and proxyport as I believe that
those were introduced into CVS 1.12.7.
You probably want to include
'cvs --version'
output and if you see it is anything older than 1.12.7, you should
consider an upgrade to CVS version 1.12.13.
-- Mark
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