[chora] cvsroot not found
Caleb Phillips
cphillips at oradvocacy.org
Thu Oct 14 09:35:06 PDT 2004
First off, sorry about slow response, I am working
off a backlog of email.
> vi cvsroots.php
> edit -> 'location' => '/var/cvsroot',
>
> CVSROOT not found! This could be a misconfiguration by the server
> administrator, or the server could be having temporary problems. Please try
> again later.
> cvs -d /var/cvsroot init
> cd /var/test
> cvs -d /var/cvsroot import project
> Any body knows an solution or workaround ?
Unless you have a really unique setup, by importing your "project" it
should have created a directory: /var/cvsroot/project. This is the
CVSROOT of the "project" project. This is kind of confusing language.
Let me try to clarify...
A CVS setup has a CVSROOT that is the root for all modules - the "root
of the tree".
Then each module, or project has it's own "root". This is the root that
Chora cares about.
For instance, here is an entry from my cvsroots.php
<snip>
$cvsroots['wicap-php'] = array(
'name' => 'Wicap-PHP',
'location' => '/home/cvs/wicap-php',
'title' => 'Wicap-PHP, a captive portal that is more better and
doesnt suck',
'default' => true
);
</snip>
However:
cphillips at dante config $ echo $CVSROOT
foobar at fake.com:/home/cvs
And here is the result:
http://www.smallwhitecube.com/horde/chora/
Make sense?
Good luck.
--
Caleb Phillips
IT Specialist
Small White Cube
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