Does anyone know a switch to force cvs to skip the language files(directories) and save me an hour of thumb twiddling? I can't find anything in cvs docs.
Also. I there a problem with CVS today or is it just me? Incredibly slow.
thanks, don
Thank you Harry! That's exactly what I needed.
CVS has been really nasty for me yesterday and today... 4-5 hours to checkout 1.8 and I still don't know if I have it all or not... I fell asleep. Am trying a status/update now to be sure, but thye speed is about the same
It has been terrible for the last few days .. makes it tough to update using this method. I'm no expert in this, but here's what I did to speed up the process.
Normally I would enter
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@moodle.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/moodle login
and then enter
cvs -q update -dP admin auth backup blocks blog calendar config-dist.php course doc enrol error file.php files filter grade group help.php index.php install/lang/en_utf8 install/lang/fr_utf8 index.php install.php iplookup lang/en_utf8 lang/fr lang/fr_utf8 lib login message mnet mod my pix question rss search sso theme user userpix version.php
This would update all files except for the lang files I do not need.
If you want to see the folders (not) fly by (lately), leave out the -q
But it has been so darn slow, I go to the 1.8 changes page
and see which files have changed. For April 18th 2006, instead of the above line, I entered:
cvs -q update -dP admin/uploaduser.php mod/data/view.php user/profile/lib.php admin/user.php lib/weblib.php
This way, it only spent time finding and updating the changed files since the day before.
A little bit more work, but at least it's not like watching paint dry.
As I said, I'm no coder .. so there may be a more efficient way to do this.
larry
Normally I would enter
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@moodle.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/moodle login
and then enter
cvs -q update -dP admin auth backup blocks blog calendar config-dist.php course doc enrol error file.php files filter grade group help.php index.php install/lang/en_utf8 install/lang/fr_utf8 index.php install.php iplookup lang/en_utf8 lang/fr lang/fr_utf8 lib login message mnet mod my pix question rss search sso theme user userpix version.php
This would update all files except for the lang files I do not need.
If you want to see the folders (not) fly by (lately), leave out the -q
But it has been so darn slow, I go to the 1.8 changes page
and see which files have changed. For April 18th 2006, instead of the above line, I entered:
cvs -q update -dP admin/uploaduser.php mod/data/view.php user/profile/lib.php admin/user.php lib/weblib.php
This way, it only spent time finding and updating the changed files since the day before.
A little bit more work, but at least it's not like watching paint dry.
As I said, I'm no coder .. so there may be a more efficient way to do this.
larry
Larry - I too have noticed the performance using TortoiseCVS. It has literally taken hours to do a CVS update (Moodle_18_Stable and Moodle_16_stable) and it has not been reliable - i.e. occasionally failing. Peace.
Hi Larry
Any reason you login to CVS before updating?
All I do is navigate to the directory my Moodle install is and execute cvs update -dP (although with the recent slowdown I will be adding specifics to ignore language files etc.).
Regards
Harry
Any reason you login to CVS before updating?
All I do is navigate to the directory my Moodle install is and execute cvs update -dP (although with the recent slowdown I will be adding specifics to ignore language files etc.).
Regards
Harry
Just thought that I had to Harry.
Thanks for the tip.
larry
Thanks for the tip.
larry
Hi Larry & Michael
I was curious more than anything else, thought I may have missed something
You only need to login for the initial checkout, after that it's just a straight update.
Still issues with cvs though
Just trying it now and lo and behold:
-bash-3.00$ cvs update -dP
? class.phpmailer.php
? class.smtp.php
? config.php
? error_log
? admin/error_log
? admin/mysql
? backup/error_log
? blocks/cmsnavigation
? blocks/course_menu
? blocks/course_program
? blocks/gismo
? blocks/quickmail
? blocks/time
? blocks/timetracker
? blocks/youtube
? course/error_log
? course/report/log/error_log
? grade/error_log
? lang/en_utf8/block_quickmail.php
? lang/en_utf8/task.php
? login/error_log
? mod/.quiz
? mod/.revamped_chat
? mod/certificate
? mod/dialogue
? mod/flash
? mod/form
? mod/gallery
? mod/questionnaire
? mod/task
? mod/data/error_log
? mod/forum/error_log
? mod/quiz/a.php
? mod/quiz/attempt.php
? mod/quiz/attempt_close_js.php
? mod/quiz/class.phpmailer.php
? mod/quiz/class.smtp.php
? mod/quiz/comment.php
? mod/quiz/config.html
? mod/quiz/db
? mod/quiz/defaults.php
? mod/quiz/edit.php
? mod/quiz/editlib.php
? mod/quiz/error_log
? mod/quiz/icon.gif
? mod/quiz/index.php
? mod/quiz/jsclock.php
? mod/quiz/jstimer.php
? mod/quiz/lib.php
? mod/quiz/locallib.php
? mod/quiz/mod.html
? mod/quiz/pagelib.php
? mod/quiz/pix
? mod/quiz/protect_js.php
? mod/quiz/quiz_notification.php
? mod/quiz/quizfile.php
? mod/quiz/report
? mod/quiz/report.php
? mod/quiz/restorelib.php
? mod/quiz/restorelibpre15.php
? mod/quiz/review.php
? mod/quiz/reviewoptions.html
? mod/quiz/reviewquestion.php
? mod/quiz/styles.php
? mod/quiz/tabs.php
? mod/quiz/timer.js
? mod/quiz/version.php
? mod/quiz/view.php
? mod/quiz/view_js.php
? mod/resource/error_log
? pix/webding.gif
? pix/s/s_r2_c40.gif
? pix/s/toughtful.gif
? pix/t/moveright.gif
? question/error_log
? theme/CFA_formal_white
? theme/standard/error_log
? user/error_log
and then it seems to have kicked in properly. Maybe the idea of moving to SVN should be revisited.
H
I was curious more than anything else, thought I may have missed something
You only need to login for the initial checkout, after that it's just a straight update.
Still issues with cvs though
-bash-3.00$ cvs update -dP
? class.phpmailer.php
? class.smtp.php
? config.php
? error_log
? admin/error_log
? admin/mysql
? backup/error_log
? blocks/cmsnavigation
? blocks/course_menu
? blocks/course_program
? blocks/gismo
? blocks/quickmail
? blocks/time
? blocks/timetracker
? blocks/youtube
? course/error_log
? course/report/log/error_log
? grade/error_log
? lang/en_utf8/block_quickmail.php
? lang/en_utf8/task.php
? login/error_log
? mod/.quiz
? mod/.revamped_chat
? mod/certificate
? mod/dialogue
? mod/flash
? mod/form
? mod/gallery
? mod/questionnaire
? mod/task
? mod/data/error_log
? mod/forum/error_log
? mod/quiz/a.php
? mod/quiz/attempt.php
? mod/quiz/attempt_close_js.php
? mod/quiz/class.phpmailer.php
? mod/quiz/class.smtp.php
? mod/quiz/comment.php
? mod/quiz/config.html
? mod/quiz/db
? mod/quiz/defaults.php
? mod/quiz/edit.php
? mod/quiz/editlib.php
? mod/quiz/error_log
? mod/quiz/icon.gif
? mod/quiz/index.php
? mod/quiz/jsclock.php
? mod/quiz/jstimer.php
? mod/quiz/lib.php
? mod/quiz/locallib.php
? mod/quiz/mod.html
? mod/quiz/pagelib.php
? mod/quiz/pix
? mod/quiz/protect_js.php
? mod/quiz/quiz_notification.php
? mod/quiz/quizfile.php
? mod/quiz/report
? mod/quiz/report.php
? mod/quiz/restorelib.php
? mod/quiz/restorelibpre15.php
? mod/quiz/review.php
? mod/quiz/reviewoptions.html
? mod/quiz/reviewquestion.php
? mod/quiz/styles.php
? mod/quiz/tabs.php
? mod/quiz/timer.js
? mod/quiz/version.php
? mod/quiz/view.php
? mod/quiz/view_js.php
? mod/resource/error_log
? pix/webding.gif
? pix/s/s_r2_c40.gif
? pix/s/toughtful.gif
? pix/t/moveright.gif
? question/error_log
? theme/CFA_formal_white
? theme/standard/error_log
? user/error_log
and then it seems to have kicked in properly. Maybe the idea of moving to SVN should be revisited.
H
The reason for login is because that's how it's shown on the Docs page for CVS for Administrators. That's listed as the first step, so I too, thought that's what we had to do.
Anyway, I'm going on 2 days now for a CVS install of 1.8. Is there anyone out there who can tell us what's going on?
Anyway, I'm going on 2 days now for a CVS install of 1.8. Is there anyone out there who can tell us what's going on?