CVS error

bradymiller wrote on Friday, February 06, 2009:

Hey,

  I was attempting to import phpgacl into openemr CVS today and got a very strange result. I’ve sent off a message to sourceforge to fix it. I’d avoid using CVS (code unlikely broken, but I’m guessing the amount of files and size have doubled).

  Here’s what I did.  In my CVS client I had created a new sub-directory in the ‘openemr’ module called ‘gacl’.  I attempted to import it (see statement I used below), however got really strange outcome. It ended up completely duplicating the ‘openemr’ module in the ‘gacl’ sub-directory, and then placing the new ‘gacl’ sub-directory within that. So, instead of getting /openemr/gacl/NEW_FILES, I got /openemr/gacl/openemr/gacl/NEW_FILES.

  I used the following command within the cvs directory: cvs -z3 -d:ext:bradymiller@openemr.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/openemr import -m "Embedding phpGACL." openemr/gacl phpgacl start

  Once fixed, I’m gonna have to try the import command again(way to many files in phpgacl to add individual files). Anybody know what I did wrong? 

-Brady

bradymiller wrote on Saturday, February 07, 2009:

hey,
  Thanks to Rod, cvs has been fixed.  It turns out I was running the command from the wrong directory. When I ran it in the newly created gacl directory, it worked.
-Brady