Uttered "Paul W. Frields" <stickster@xxxxxxxxx>, spake thus:
> I didn't understand the ramifications; ignore my patch. Tommy, maybe
> you could do some tests on a dummy repository to find out what the right
> course of action is.
Whomever is going to be allowed to create modules needs to be added
to 'CVSROOT/avail' as indicated earlier.
Trivially simple. On the server do this:
$ cd $CVSROOT/fedora-docs
$ mv * ../
$ cd ../
$ echo 'modules CVSROOT modules' >modules
$ echo [[:lower:]]* | xargs -n1 >>modules
Anybody who already has the current CVS setup checked out need only
run the following script on their local 'fedora-docs/' directory to
change the content of their 'CVS/Repository' file from 'fedora-docs/foo'
to simply 'foo'.
=== recvs.sh script ===
#!/bin/bash
find ${*:-.} -type d -name CVS -print |
while read cvsdir
do
(
cd ${cvsdir}
sed -s 's;fedora-docs/;;' Repository >Repository.tmp
mv -f Repository Repository-orig
mv Repository.tmp Repository
rm -f Repository-orig
)
done
=== recvs.sh script ===
Of course, clients can simply get the new repositories again.
Cheers
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