Re: Zope-Dev digest, Vol 1 #1267 - 9 msgs
I'm unable to reproduce the CVS problems you both report! Specifically, i tried a checkout and build this morning: cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.zope.org:/cvs-repository co Zope and was able to build and run without any failures. Further, 'grep' for regex in lib/python/DateTime: grep regex * */* turned up no results. Just to eliminate possible missteps, could you check some things? - Check that the contents of CVS/Repository in the homedir of the checkout contains:: Zope It would be worth confirming that the CVS/Root file contains:: :pserver:anonymous@cvs.zope.org:/cvs-repository and that there is no file named 'Tag' in that directory. - If any of those don't match what they should be, redo the checkout, and check whether you're still getting the bogus stuff. - Confirm that cvs.zope.org resolves to 63.102.49.30. ('host cvs.zope.org') Let me know what you find... Ken klm@zope.com On Sun, 12 Aug, Tino Wildenhain <tino@wildenhain.de> wrote:
I saw many removements of code. Very strange. Also the HEAD tag was screwed apparently.
Hope Brian can tell.
--On Sonntag, 12. August 2001 14:15 +0200 Dieter Maurer <dieter@handshake.de> wrote:
A few days ago, I made a fresh checkout of module "Zope" from ":pserver:anonymous@cvs.zope.org:/cvs-repository".
I had hoped, I would get quite new Zope sources, something like 2.4+. But apparently, the available sources there are old and inconsistent.
Up to now, I met several problems:
1. "cPickle.c" wants to include non-existent "mymath.h"
2. "z2.py" tries to import "ZLogger", but this is package "Zope" (ImportError)
3. "DateTime" still uses "regex" instead of "re"
4. "FileStorage" calls "append" with 2 rather than 1 argument
5. The documentation tells: you need "Python 1.5.2".
What goes on?
Ken Manheimer writes:
I'm unable to reproduce the CVS problems you both report! Specifically, i tried a checkout and build this morning:
cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.zope.org:/cvs-repository co Zope
and was able to build and run without any failures. Further, 'grep' for regex in lib/python/DateTime:
grep regex * */*
turned up no results.
Just to eliminate possible missteps, could you check some things?
- Check that the contents of CVS/Repository in the homedir of the checkout contains::
Zope It does not contain "Zope" but "Zsrc".
It would be worth confirming that the CVS/Root file contains::
:pserver:anonymous@cvs.zope.org:/cvs-repository It does.
and that there is no file named 'Tag' in that directory. There is no file named 'Tag'.
- If any of those don't match what they should be, redo the checkout, and check whether you're still getting the bogus stuff. I will do it and report back.
- Confirm that cvs.zope.org resolves to 63.102.49.30. ('host cvs.zope.org') Same...
Dieter
Hi Ken, may be I'm doing something really wrong, but after checkout (without problems) if I import into my local repository I get: "cvs server: Attempt to add reserved tag name HEAD" for each file. This did not happen before. I'm using: cvs import -m "Import Current Zope" Zope MAIN HEAD At least it sems to work. Reagards Tino --On Montag, 13. August 2001 13:05 -0400 Ken Manheimer <klm@zope.com> wrote:
I'm unable to reproduce the CVS problems you both report! Specifically, i tried a checkout and build this morning:
cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@cvs.zope.org:/cvs-repository co Zope
and was able to build and run without any failures. Further, 'grep' for regex in lib/python/DateTime:
grep regex * */*
turned up no results.
Just to eliminate possible missteps, could you check some things?
- Check that the contents of CVS/Repository in the homedir of the checkout contains::
Zope
It would be worth confirming that the CVS/Root file contains::
:pserver:anonymous@cvs.zope.org:/cvs-repository
and that there is no file named 'Tag' in that directory.
- If any of those don't match what they should be, redo the checkout, and check whether you're still getting the bogus stuff.
- Confirm that cvs.zope.org resolves to 63.102.49.30. ('host cvs.zope.org')
Let me know what you find...
Ken klm@zope.com
On Sun, 12 Aug, Tino Wildenhain <tino@wildenhain.de> wrote:
I saw many removements of code. Very strange. Also the HEAD tag was screwed apparently.
Hope Brian can tell.
--On Sonntag, 12. August 2001 14:15 +0200 Dieter Maurer <dieter@handshake.de> wrote:
A few days ago, I made a fresh checkout of module "Zope" from ":pserver:anonymous@cvs.zope.org:/cvs-repository".
I had hoped, I would get quite new Zope sources, something like 2.4+. But apparently, the available sources there are old and inconsistent.
Up to now, I met several problems:
1. "cPickle.c" wants to include non-existent "mymath.h"
2. "z2.py" tries to import "ZLogger", but this is package "Zope" (ImportError)
3. "DateTime" still uses "regex" instead of "re"
4. "FileStorage" calls "append" with 2 rather than 1 argument
5. The documentation tells: you need "Python 1.5.2".
What goes on?
On Mon, 13 Aug 2001, Tino Wildenhain wrote:
may be I'm doing something really wrong, but after checkout (without problems) if I import into my local repository I get: "cvs server: Attempt to add reserved tag name HEAD" for each file. This did not happen before. I'm using: cvs import -m "Import Current Zope" Zope MAIN HEAD
At least it sems to work.
I'm not well acquainted with 'cvs import', but it sounds pretty clearly like you're not allowed to explicitly designate "HEAD" as an import branch. (You could test that by trying to do an import of some small, non-zope test thing.) I would recommend trying something other than "HEAD" as the branch tag, but i don't know enough about the way import is used. In any case, it really doesn't sound like the Zope CVS repository is the problem, here. Ken klm@zope.com
Hi Ken, ..
I'm not well acquainted with 'cvs import', but it sounds pretty clearly like you're not allowed to explicitly designate "HEAD" as an import branch. (You could test that by trying to do an import of some small,
At least this was what I found deep in the manuals of cvs (meaning the webpage) as the way to import "third party or vendor branches" as the current HEAD branch.
non-zope test thing.) I would recommend trying something other than "HEAD" as the branch tag, but i don't know enough about the way import is used. In any case, it really doesn't sound like the Zope CVS repository is the problem, here.
Sure, this may be. The thing was, I've used to import like this for quite a while now and suddenly without changing on my end, these strange errors occured. So at least there was a posibility it could have something to do with the repository. Regards Tino
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