Essential CVS. 2nd Edition - Helion

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Autor: Jennifer Vesperman
ISBN: 978-05-965-5140-7
stron: 430, Format: ebook
Data wydania: 2006-11-20
Księgarnia: Helion

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This easy-to-follow reference shows a variety of professionals how to use the Concurrent Versions System (CVS), the open source tool that lets you manage versions of anything stored in files. Ideal for software developers tracking different versions of the same code, this new edition has been expanded to explain common usages of CVS for system administrators, project managers, software architects, user-interface (UI) specialists, graphic designers and others.

Current for version 1.12, Essential CVS, 2nd Edition offers an overview of CVS, explains the core concepts, and describes the commands that most people use on a day-to-day basis. For those who need to get up to speed rapidly, the book's Quickstart Guide shows you how to build and use a basic CVS repository with the default settings and a minimum of extras. You'll also find:

A full command reference that details all aspects of customizing CVS for automation, logging, branching, merging documents, and creating alerts
Examples and descriptions of the most commonly used options for each command
Why and when to tag or branch your project, tagging before releases, and using branching to create a bugfix version of a project
Details on the systems used in CVS to permit multiple developers to work on the same project without loss of data

An entire section devoted to document version management and project management includes ways to import and export projects, work with remote repositories, and shows how to fix things that can go wrong when using CVS. You'll find more screenshots in this edition as well as examples of using graphical CVS clients to run CVS commands. Essential CVS also includes a FAQ that answers common queries in the CVS mailing list to get you up and running with this system quickly and painlessly.

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Essential CVS. 2nd Edition eBook -- spis treści

Essential CVS, 2nd Edition
- SPECIAL OFFER: Upgrade this ebook with OReilly
- Preface
  - Changes for the Second Edition
  - Structure of the Book
  - Conventions Used in This Book
  - Learning More About CVS
  - Web Site and Manpages
    - Related Books
    - Support
  - Using Code Examples
  - How To Contact Us
  - Safari Enabled
  - Acknowledgments for the First Edition
  - Acknowledgments for the Second Edition
- I. Introduction
  - 1. What Is CVS?
    - 1.1. What Is a Versioning System?
    - 1.2. Why CVS?
      - 1.2.1. Features of Version Control Systems
      - 1.2.2. Comparing Version Control Systems
      - 1.2.3. CVS Versus Subversion
      - 1.2.4. CVS and CVSNT
      - 1.2.5. Why I Prefer CVS
    - 1.3. CVS in the Field
      - 1.3.1. System Administration
      - 1.3.2. Software Development
      - 1.3.3. Content-Controlled Publishing
      - 1.3.4. Other Uses for CVS
  - 2. CVS Quickstart Guide
    - 2.1. Installing CVS
      - 2.1.1. Is CVS Installed?
      - 2.1.2. Graphic User Interfaces
      - 2.1.3. Secure Shell
      - 2.1.4. Installing CVS with a Package Manager
      - 2.1.5. Installing and Building CVS from Source
    - 2.2. Building Your First Repository
    - 2.3. Importing Projects
    - 2.4. Accessing Remote Repositories
    - 2.5. Checking Out Files
    - 2.6. Editing Files
    - 2.7. Committing Changes
    - 2.8. Updating Sandboxes
    - 2.9. Adding Files
    - 2.10. Removing Files
    - 2.11. Exporting and Building Projects
    - 2.12. Quick Tips for Success
- II. Using CVS
  - 3. Basic Use of CVS
    - 3.1. General Information
      - 3.1.1. Lock Files
      - 3.1.2. CVS Command Syntax
      - 3.1.3. Choosing Your Editor
    - 3.2. Sandboxes and Repositories
      - 3.2.1. Permissions and Ownership
      - 3.2.2. Repository Paths
      - 3.2.3. Browsing the Repository
      - 3.2.4. Creating a Sandbox
      - 3.2.5. Checking Out from Multiple Repositories
      - 3.2.6. Changing Repositories
      - 3.2.7. Editing Sandbox Files
    - 3.3. Committing Changes to the Repository
      - 3.3.1. Setting Revision Numbers
      - 3.3.2. When to Commit
      - 3.3.3. Checking File Status
    - 3.4. Updating the Sandbox Files from the Repository
      - 3.4.1. Retrieving Past Revisions of a File
        
        3.4.1.1. Retrieving a static file
        
        3.4.1.2. Reverting changes
        
        3.4.1.3. Retrieving by date
      - 3.4.2. When to Update
      - 3.4.3. Conflicts and Merging
    - 3.5. Adding Files to the Repository
    - 3.6. Removing Files from the Repository
      - 3.6.1. Retrieving Removed Files
        
        3.6.1.1. Method 1
        
        3.6.1.2. Method 2
        
        3.6.1.3. Method 3
      - 3.6.2. Removing Directories
    - 3.7. Moving Files or Directories
      - 3.7.1. Moving Files
      - 3.7.2. Moving Directories
    - 3.8. Releasing a Sandbox
    - 3.9. Keywords
    - 3.10. Binary Files and Wrappers
    - 3.11. Specifying Default Command Options
  - 4. Tagging and Branching
    - 4.1. Tagging
      - 4.1.1. Tag Names
      - 4.1.2. Reserved Tag Names
      - 4.1.3. Tagging by Sandbox
      - 4.1.4. Tagging by Date or Revision
      - 4.1.5. Retrieving Tagged Files
      - 4.1.6. Removing and Moving Tags
        
        4.1.6.1. Removing a tag
        
        4.1.6.2. Moving a tag
        
        4.1.6.3. Moving or removing tags from Attic files
        
        4.1.6.4. Renaming a tag
      - 4.1.7. Removed Files
      - 4.1.8. Tagging Strategies
    - 4.2. Stickiness
    - 4.3. Branching
      - 4.3.1. Uses for Branches
      - 4.3.2. Making a Branch
      - 4.3.3. Retroactive Branching
      - 4.3.4. Creating a Branch Sandbox
      - 4.3.5. Adding and Removing Files
      - 4.3.6. Merging Branches
        
        4.3.6.1. Merging from branch to trunk
        
        4.3.6.2. Merging from trunk to branch
        
        4.3.6.3. Merging from branch to branch
        
        4.3.6.4. Keyword issues when merging branches
        
        4.3.6.5. Merging binary and special files
      - 4.3.7. Branch Revision Numbers
      - 4.3.8. Magic Branch Numbers
      - 4.3.9. Deleting or Moving a Branch
    - 4.4. Branching Strategies
      - 4.4.1. Branching Philosophies
        
        4.4.1.1. Basically stable
        
        4.4.1.2. Basically unstable
      - 4.4.2. Branch Styles
        
        4.4.2.1. Long branch, merging to branch
        
        4.4.2.2. Long branch, merging to trunk
        
        4.4.2.3. Long branch, merging both trunk and branch
        
        4.4.2.4. Short branches
        
        4.4.2.5. Nested branches
      - 4.4.3. Branch Policies
    - 4.5. Merging Strategies
      - 4.5.1. When Merging Is Easy
      - 4.5.2. When Merging Is Difficult
  - 5. Multiple Users
    - 5.1. Using Simultaneous Development
    - 5.2. Watching a File
      - 5.2.1. Configuring Watches
      - 5.2.2. Marking a File for Watching
      - 5.2.3. Setting Your Watch
      - 5.2.4. Editing a File
        
        5.2.4.1. Aborting an edit
        
        5.2.4.2. Committing an edit
      - 5.2.5. Listing Watchers and Editors
    - 5.3. Reserving Files
      - 5.3.1. Installing and Configuring rcslock
      - 5.3.2. Reserving a File
      - 5.3.3. Committing a File
      - 5.3.4. Releasing a File
      - 5.3.5. Combining rcslock with watch
    - 5.4. Comparing File Revisions
    - 5.5. Displaying Recent Changes
    - 5.6. Displaying File History
- III. CVS Administration
  - 6. Repository Management
    - 6.1. Creating a Repository
    - 6.2. Deleting a Repository
    - 6.3. Securing Your Projects
      - 6.3.1. Sandboxes
      - 6.3.2. Repository Root Directory
      - 6.3.3. CVSROOT Directory
      - 6.3.4. Project Directories
      - 6.3.5. General Information on Security
    - 6.4. Repository Structure
      - 6.4.1. Attic Subdirectory
      - 6.4.2. CVS Subdirectory
      - 6.4.3. Locks
    - 6.5. CVSROOT Files
      - 6.5.1. Configuration Files
        
        6.5.1.1. config
        
        6.5.1.2. cvswrappers
        
        6.5.1.3. modules
        
        6.5.1.4. notify
      - 6.5.2. Scripting Files
        
        6.5.2.1. commitinfo
        
        6.5.2.2. editinfo
        
        6.5.2.3. loginfo
        
        6.5.2.4. postadmin
        
        6.5.2.5. postproxy
        
        6.5.2.6. posttag
        
        6.5.2.7. postwatch
        
        6.5.2.8. preproxy
        
        6.5.2.9. rcsinfo
        
        6.5.2.10. taginfo
        
        6.5.2.11. verifymsg
      - 6.5.3. Informational Files
        
        6.5.3.1. checkoutlist
        
        6.5.3.2. cvsignore
        
        6.5.3.3. history
        
        6.5.3.4. passwd
        
        6.5.3.5. readers
        
        6.5.3.6. users
        
        6.5.3.7. val-tags
        
        6.5.3.8. writers
      - 6.5.4. Variable Expansion
    - 6.6. Server Environment Variables
    - 6.7. Backing Up a Repository
      - 6.7.1. Freezing a Repository
      - 6.7.2. Restoring a Backup
    - 6.8. Distributed Repositories
      - 6.8.1. Mirroring a Repository
      - 6.8.2. Write Proxies
      - 6.8.3. Web-Viewable Repositories
    - 6.9. Editing a Repository
      - 6.9.1. Moving Files and Directories
        
        6.9.1.1. Prerequisites to moving a file
        
        6.9.1.2. Moving a file: Method 1
        
        6.9.1.3. Moving a file: Method 2
        
        6.9.1.4. Moving a directory: Method 1
        
        6.9.1.5. Moving a directory: Method 2
      - 6.9.2. Deleting Files and Directories
        
        6.9.2.1. Deleting a file
        
        6.9.2.2. Deleting a directory
      - 6.9.3. Deleting a Project
      - 6.9.4. Editing a Projects RCS Files
      - 6.9.5. Clearing Locks
    - 6.10. Sandbox Structure
      - 6.10.1. CVS Subdirectories
      - 6.10.2. Dot Files in Sandbox Directories
      - 6.10.3. Dot Files in User Home Directories
    - 6.11. Client Environment Variables
    - 6.12. Exit Status
  - 7. Project Management
    - 7.1. Creating a Project
      - 7.1.1. Preparing a Project
      - 7.1.2. Importing a Project
      - 7.1.3. Vendor Branches
      - 7.1.4. Alternatives to Importing
        
        7.1.4.1. Creating a project with cvs add
        
        7.1.4.2. Creating a project by editing the repository
      - 7.1.5. Importing from Other Version Control Systems
    - 7.2. Distributing Files
      - 7.2.1. checkout and update
      - 7.2.2. Exporting Files
    - 7.3. Running Scripts
      - 7.3.1. Working with Scripting Files
      - 7.3.2. Common Syntax
      - 7.3.3. The modules File
        
        7.3.3.1. Alias modules
        
        7.3.3.2. Regular modules
        
        7.3.3.3. Module options and scripts
      - 7.3.4. The commitinfo File
      - 7.3.5. The loginfo File
      - 7.3.6. The postadmin File
      - 7.3.7. The postproxy File
      - 7.3.8. The posttag File
      - 7.3.9. The postwatch File
      - 7.3.10. The preproxy File
      - 7.3.11. The rcsinfo File
      - 7.3.12. The taginfo File
      - 7.3.13. The verifymsg File
    - 7.4. Interfacing with External Programs
      - 7.4.1. Interfacing with Bug Trackers
      - 7.4.2. Interfacing with Build Scripts
      - 7.4.3. Enforcing Standards
      - 7.4.4. Making Patchfiles
    - 7.5. Tools
      - 7.5.1. The cvs admin Command
      - 7.5.2. The cvs history Command
        
        7.5.2.1. The history file
        
        7.5.2.2. cvs history output
        
        7.5.2.3. Using the cvs history command
    - 7.6. Strategies and Practices
      - 7.6.1. Tag and Branch Strategies
      - 7.6.2. Automation Strategies
      - 7.6.3. Project Structure and Sandboxes
      - 7.6.4. Client and Server Version Mismatch
      - 7.6.5. Practices for Development
  - 8. Remote Repositories
    - 8.1. Specifying Repository Paths
    - 8.2. Method Options
    - 8.3. The local Access Method
    - 8.4. The ext and server Access Methods
      - 8.4.1. rsh
      - 8.4.2. The server Access Method
      - 8.4.3. SSH
      - 8.4.4. Other Connection Programs
    - 8.5. The fork Access Method
    - 8.6. The gserver Access Method
    - 8.7. The kserver Access Method
    - 8.8. The pserver Access Method
      - 8.8.1. The passwd File
      - 8.8.2. The readers and writers Files
      - 8.8.3. login and logout
      - 8.8.4. Security
    - 8.9. Using inetd with gserver, kserver, and pserver
      - 8.9.1. Client Ports
    - 8.10. PAM
  - 9. Troubleshooting
    - 9.1. General Troubleshooting Techniques
      - 9.1.1. Finding Help
        
        9.1.1.1. Mail and newsgroups
        
        9.1.1.2. The Web
      - 9.1.2. Reporting Bugs
      - 9.1.3. Making Your Own Changes to CVS
    - 9.2. Connectivity Problems
      - 9.2.1. Root and Repository File Problems
      - 9.2.2. Misconfigured Access Methods
      - 9.2.3. Isolating Connectivity Problems
      - 9.2.4. rsh-Replacement Problems
    - 9.3. Filename Problems
    - 9.4. Line-Ending Problems
    - 9.5. Permission Problems
      - 9.5.1. pserver Problems
    - 9.6. Lock Files
    - 9.7. Time Issues
- IV. Reference
  - 10. Command Reference
    - 10.1. CVS Command-Line Options
    - 10.2. CVS Commands
      - 10.2.1. add
        
        10.2.1.1. Command options
        
        10.2.1.2. Description
        
        10.2.1.3. Example 1
        
        10.2.1.4. Example 2
        
        10.2.1.5. Example 3
      - 10.2.2. admin
        
        10.2.2.1. Command options
        
        10.2.2.2. Description
        
        10.2.2.3. Example 1
        
        10.2.2.4. Example 2
      - 10.2.3. annotate
        
        10.2.3.1. Command options
        
        10.2.3.2. Example 1
        
        10.2.3.3. Example 2
      - 10.2.4. checkout
        
        10.2.4.1. Command options
        
        10.2.4.2. Description
        
        10.2.4.3. Example 1
        
        10.2.4.4. Example 2
      - 10.2.5. commit
        
        10.2.5.1. Command options
        
        10.2.5.2. Description
        
        10.2.5.3. Example 1
        
        10.2.5.4. Example 2
      - 10.2.6. diff
        
        10.2.6.1. Standard options
        
        10.2.6.2. Format options
        
        10.2.6.3. Line and group format options
        
        10.2.6.4. Example 1
        
        10.2.6.5. Example 2
      - 10.2.7. edit
        
        10.2.7.1. Command options
        
        10.2.7.2. Description
        
        10.2.7.3. Example
      - 10.2.8. editors
        
        10.2.8.1. Command options
        
        10.2.8.2. Example
      - 10.2.9. export
        
        10.2.9.1. Command options
        
        10.2.9.2. Description
        
        10.2.9.3. Example
      - 10.2.10. history
        
        10.2.10.1. Command options
        
        10.2.10.2. Example 1
        
        10.2.10.3. Example 2
      - 10.2.11. import
        
        10.2.11.1. Command options
        
        10.2.11.2. Description
        
        10.2.11.3. Example 1
        
        10.2.11.4. Example 2
      - 10.2.12. init
        
        10.2.12.1. Example
      - 10.2.13. kserver
        
        10.2.13.1. Example
      - 10.2.14. log
        
        10.2.14.1. Command options
        
        10.2.14.2. Example
      - 10.2.15. login
        
        10.2.15.1. Example
      - 10.2.16. logout
        
        10.2.16.1. Example
      - 10.2.17. ls
        
        10.2.17.1. Command options
        
        10.2.17.2. Example 1
        
        10.2.17.3. Example 2
      - 10.2.18. pserver
        
        10.2.18.1. Example
      - 10.2.19. rannotate
        
        10.2.19.1. Command options
        
        10.2.19.2. Example
      - 10.2.20. rdiff
        
        10.2.20.1. Command options
        
        10.2.20.2. Example
      - 10.2.21. release
        
        10.2.21.1. Command option
        
        10.2.21.2. Example
      - 10.2.22. remove
        
        10.2.22.1. Command options
        
        10.2.22.2. Example 1
        
        10.2.22.3. Example 2
      - 10.2.23. rlog
        
        10.2.23.1. Command options
        
        10.2.23.2. Example
      - 10.2.24. rls
        
        10.2.24.1. Example
      - 10.2.25. rtag
        
        10.2.25.1. Command options
        
        10.2.25.2. Description
        
        10.2.25.3. Example 1
        
        10.2.25.4. Example 2
      - 10.2.26. server
      - 10.2.27. status
        
        10.2.27.1. Command options
        
        10.2.27.2. Example
      - 10.2.28. tag
        
        10.2.28.1. Command options
        
        10.2.28.2. Description
        
        10.2.28.3. Example 1
        
        10.2.28.4. Example 2
      - 10.2.29. unedit
        
        10.2.29.1. Command options
        
        10.2.29.2. Description
        
        10.2.29.3. Example
      - 10.2.30. update
        
        10.2.30.1. Command options
        
        10.2.30.2. Description
        
        10.2.30.3. Example 1
        
        10.2.30.4. Example 2
      - 10.2.31. version
        
        10.2.31.1. Example
      - 10.2.32. watch
        
        10.2.32.1. Command options
        
        10.2.32.2. Example
      - 10.2.33. watchers
        
        10.2.33.1. Command options
        
        10.2.33.2. Example
  - 11. Miscellaneous Topics Reference
    - 11.1. Administrative Files
      - 11.1.1. Dot Files
      - 11.1.2. CVS Subdirectory Files
    - 11.2. CVSROOT Files
      - 11.2.1. Scripting File Syntax
      - 11.2.2. The checkoutlist File
      - 11.2.3. The commitinfo File
      - 11.2.4. The config File
      - 11.2.5. The cvsignore File
      - 11.2.6. The cvswrappers File
      - 11.2.7. The editinfo File
      - 11.2.8. The history File
      - 11.2.9. The loginfo File
      - 11.2.10. The modules File
      - 11.2.11. The notify File
      - 11.2.12. The passwd File
      - 11.2.13. The postadmin File
      - 11.2.14. The postproxy File
      - 11.2.15. The posttag File
      - 11.2.16. The postwatch File
      - 11.2.17. The preproxy File
      - 11.2.18. The rcsinfo File
      - 11.2.19. The readers File
      - 11.2.20. The taginfo File
      - 11.2.21. The users File
      - 11.2.22. The val-tags File
      - 11.2.23. The verifymsg File
      - 11.2.24. The writers File
    - 11.3. CVSROOT Variables
      - 11.3.1. Environment Variables in CVSROOT Files
      - 11.3.2. Internal Variables in CVSROOT Files
      - 11.3.3. Shell Variables in CVSROOT Files
    - 11.4. Dates
      - 11.4.1. Legal Date Formats
        
        11.4.1.1. ISO 8601
        
        11.4.1.2. RFC 822 and RFC 1123
      - 11.4.2. Legal Date Keywords
      - 11.4.3. Time Zones
    - 11.5. Environment Variables
      - 11.5.1. Client Environment Variables
      - 11.5.2. Server Environment Variables
    - 11.6. Keywords and Keyword Modes
    - 11.7. Pattern Matching
      - 11.7.1. Wildcards
      - 11.7.2. Regular Expressions
    - 11.8. Repository Access Methods
      - 11.8.1. Client Side
      - 11.8.2. Server Side
      - 11.8.3. PAM Support
- V. Appendixes
  - A. Clients and Operating Systems
    - A.1. Multi-Operating-System Clients
      - A.1.1. gCVS, WinCVS, and MacCVS
        
        A.1.1.1. Installing gCVS
        
        A.1.1.2. Installing WinCVS
        
        A.1.1.3. Installing MacCVS
      - A.1.2. CVL
      - A.1.3. CrossVC
      - A.1.4. jCVS
      - A.1.5. SmartCVS
    - A.2. Macintosh Clients
      - A.2.1. MacCVSClient
      - A.2.2. MacCVS Pro
    - A.3. Unix and Linux Clients
      - A.3.1. Cervisia
      - A.3.2. Pharmacy
      - A.3.3. tkCVS
    - A.4. Windows Clients
      - A.4.1. CS-CVS
      - A.4.2. TortoiseCVS
    - A.5. Integration Tools
      - A.5.1. abCVS
      - A.5.2. Anjuta
      - A.5.3. BBEdit
      - A.5.4. CVSIn
      - A.5.5. CWCVS
      - A.5.6. Eclipse
      - A.5.7. Jalindi Igloo
      - A.5.8. NetBeans
      - A.5.9. VC
      - A.5.10. Vim
      - A.5.11. Zeus SCC-CVS
  - B. Administrators' Tools
    - B.1. CVS Variants
      - B.1.1. CVS/MVS
      - B.1.2. cvs-nserver
      - B.1.3. CVSNT
      - B.1.4. DCVS
      - B.1.5. Meta-CVS
      - B.1.6. OpenCVS
      - B.1.7. RISC OS CVS ports
    - B.2. Distribution Tools
      - B.2.1. Chora
      - B.2.2. CVSup
      - B.2.3. CVSviaFTP
      - B.2.4. CVSweb
      - B.2.5. jCVS Web (Formerly jCVS Servlet)
      - B.2.6. SandWeb
      - B.2.7. ViewVC
      - B.2.8. Wandisco
    - B.3. Logging Tools
      - B.3.1. CHalogen
      - B.3.2. clmerge
      - B.3.3. commit_prep and log_accum
      - B.3.4. cvs2cl.pl
      - B.3.5. cvs-exp
      - B.3.6. log
      - B.3.7. mfpipe
      - B.3.8. rcs2log
    - B.4. Metadata Tools
      - B.4.1. CVS Monitor
      - B.4.2. CVSPlot
      - B.4.3. CVSSearch
      - B.4.4. CVSTrac
    - B.5. Converters
      - B.5.1. rcs-to-cvs
      - B.5.2. rcs2sccs and sccs2rcs
      - B.5.3. VSSExtractor
      - B.5.4. pvcs2rcs
    - B.6. Miscellaneous
      - B.6.1. activitymail
      - B.6.2. cln_hist
      - B.6.3. CPAN VCS::CVS
      - B.6.4. cvs_acls
      - B.6.5. CVSCheck
      - B.6.6. CVSFS
      - B.6.7. CVSlib
      - B.6.8. CVS Utilities
      - B.6.9. CVS2vendor
      - B.6.10. descend
      - B.6.11. newcvsroot
      - B.6.12. rcslock
      - B.6.13. sandbox_status
      - B.6.14. validate_repo
  - C. Frequently Asked Questions
    - C.1. Usage Questions
      - C.1.1. Creating Projects and Sandboxes
        
        C.1.1.1. How do I start a new project?
        
        C.1.1.2. How do I avoid using a vendor tag and a release tag when I import?
        
        C.1.1.3. How do I list all the projects in a repository?
        
        C.1.1.4. How do I check out all the projects in a repository?
        
        C.1.1.5. How do I get a checkout that doesn't have all that CVS administrative stuff?
        
        C.1.1.6. How do I check out only one file?
      - C.1.2. Using Sandboxes
        
        C.1.2.1. How do I tell whether there are files in the repository that I haven't checked out? How do I tell which files in my sandbox I haven't committed?
        
        C.1.2.2. How do I clear stickiness?
        
        C.1.2.3. What does "move away (file), it is in the way" mean?
        
        C.1.2.4. How do I rollback or uncommit?
        
        C.1.2.5. How do I recover deleted files?
        
        C.1.2.6. What is the Attic?
        
        C.1.2.7. How do I view changes since a particular date? What about between two dates?
        
        C.1.2.8. How do I view a list of all the files with a given tag?
        
        C.1.2.9. How do I find out which tag was set on a given date, or on what date a given tag was created?
        
        C.1.2.10. How do I retrieve a particular revision when I only know which date the revision was on?
        
        C.1.2.11. What is locking all about?
        
        C.1.2.12. How do I lock files so that only I can commit them?
      - C.1.3. Using Branches
        
        C.1.3.1. How do I lock a particular branch so no one can commit to it?
        
        C.1.3.2. How do I get the history of all files in a particular branch?
        
        C.1.3.3. How do I check out multiple branches of a project?
        
        C.1.3.4. How do I merge from branch to trunk, or trunk to branch?
        
        C.1.3.5. How do I avoid fixing the same conflicts over and over when I merge branches?
        
        C.1.3.6. How do I remove a branch?
        
        C.1.3.7. How do I branch a branch? Why would I want to?
        
        C.1.3.8. How do I recreate a deleted branch tag?
      - C.1.4. Managing Projects
        
        C.1.4.1. How do I make a patch?
        
        C.1.4.2. How do I make CVS support symbolic links?
        
        C.1.4.3. How do I import vendor upgrades directly to a branch?
        
        C.1.4.4. How can I share common files between projects?
        
        C.1.4.5. How do I send emails automatically?
    - C.2. Administration Questions
      - C.2.1. General Administration
        
        C.2.1.1. How do I install and configure CVS?
        
        C.2.1.2. Will upgrading cause me any problems?
        
        C.2.1.3. How can I automatically create a changelog from CVS?
        
        C.2.1.4. How do I export a current copy automatically when files are committed?
      - C.2.2. Permissions and Security
        
        C.2.2.1. How can I manage CVS file permissions?
        
        C.2.2.2. How do I get access control for CVS?
        
        C.2.2.3. How do I prevent my users from deleting my repository?
        
        C.2.2.4. How do I let multiple users use the same files?
        
        C.2.2.5. How do I fix permission denied problems?
        
        C.2.2.6. How do I clear file locks?
        
        C.2.2.7. How do I set up pserver?
        
        C.2.2.8. How do I change pserver passwords?
      - C.2.3. Repositories
        
        C.2.3.1. How do I rename a repository?
        
        C.2.3.2. How do I maintain a repository on Samba/NTFS/etc.?
        
        C.2.3.3. How do I run multiple repositories from one pserver/kserver/gserver invocation?
        
        C.2.3.4. How do I make an anonymous, read-only repository?
        
        C.2.3.5. How do I make several anonymous, read-only repositories?
        
        C.2.3.6. How do I run multiple projects from one repository?
        
        C.2.3.7. How do I make multiple repositories with the same project information? How do I synchronize multiple CVS repositories?
        
        C.2.3.8. How do I move a repository from one server to another?
      - C.2.4. Final Questions
        
        C.2.4.1. How do I get off the mailing list?
        
        C.2.4.2. How do I make money fast?
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