Great News !!! After one year of constant nagging we test mercurial
Kai Grossjohann
kai.grossjohann at verizonbusiness.com
Thu Jun 12 14:45:21 CDT 2008
Francisco Diaz Trepat - gmail wrote:
> Do I need to go back and create a "dedicated user" with the password
> on /shadows/.... or can I continue with an administrator user
> mercurial/mercurial?
You already have a "dedicated user". Its name is mercurial.
Use "vipw -s" (as root, perhaps "sudo vipw -s") to edit the /etc/shadow
file. It contains one line per user. Each line begins with the
username, followed by a colon, followed by the hash of a password,
followed by another colon and additional data. In the line for
mercurial, replace all the gibberish between the first and the second
colon by a single * character. Double-check that you didn't touch the
colons in that line, nor other others. Check again that the format is
still fine. Save the file.
> Can I import the CVS repository with its current (3) branches and its
> history?
Yes. Go to the CVS working copy (not repository) and do "hg convert .
../bla".
> And finnally if a file is rename, all history is lost. Right? does
> this happen in all scms?
I'm surprised that Mercurial loses history across renames. Perhaps
someone in the know can clear this up?
Kai
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