Essential CVS (Essentials)
Essential CVS (Essentials)
ISBN: 0596527039
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 148
Pages: 148
Authors: Jennifer Vesperman
- Essential CVS, 2nd Edition
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Preface
- Part I: Introduction
- Chapter 1. What Is CVS?
- Section 1.1. What Is a Versioning System?
- Section 1.2. Why CVS?
- Section 1.3. CVS in the Field
- Chapter 2. CVS Quickstart Guide
- Section 2.1. Installing CVS
- Section 2.2. Building Your First Repository
- Section 2.3. Importing Projects
- Section 2.4. Accessing Remote Repositories
- Section 2.5. Checking Out Files
- Section 2.6. Editing Files
- Section 2.7. Committing Changes
- Section 2.8. Updating Sandboxes
- Section 2.9. Adding Files
- Section 2.10. Removing Files
- Section 2.11. Exporting and Building Projects
- Section 2.12. Quick Tips for Success
- Part II: Using CVS
- Chapter 3. Basic Use of CVS
- Section 3.1. General Information
- Section 3.2. Sandboxes and Repositories
- Section 3.3. Committing Changes to the Repository
- Section 3.4. Updating the Sandbox Files from the Repository
- Section 3.5. Adding Files to the Repository
- Section 3.6. Removing Files from the Repository
- Section 3.7. Moving Files or Directories
- Section 3.8. Releasing a Sandbox
- Section 3.9. Keywords
- Section 3.10. Binary Files and Wrappers
- Section 3.11. Specifying Default Command Options
- Chapter 4. Tagging and Branching
- Section 4.1. Tagging
- Section 4.2. Stickiness
- Section 4.3. Branching
- Section 4.4. Branching Strategies
- Section 4.5. Merging Strategies
- Chapter 5. Multiple Users
- Section 5.1. Using Simultaneous Development
- Section 5.2. Watching a File
- Section 5.3. Reserving Files
- Section 5.4. Comparing File Revisions
- Section 5.5. Displaying Recent Changes
- Section 5.6. Displaying File History
- Part III: CVS Administration
- Chapter 6. Repository Management
- Section 6.1. Creating a Repository
- Section 6.2. Deleting a Repository
- Section 6.3. Securing Your Projects
- Section 6.4. Repository Structure
- Section 6.5. CVSROOT Files
- Section 6.6. Server Environment Variables
- Section 6.7. Backing Up a Repository
- Section 6.8. Distributed Repositories
- Section 6.9. Editing a Repository
- Section 6.10. Sandbox Structure
- Section 6.11. Client Environment Variables
- Section 6.12. Exit Status
- Chapter 7. Project Management
- Section 7.1. Creating a Project
- Section 7.2. Distributing Files
- Section 7.3. Running Scripts
- Section 7.4. Interfacing with External Programs
- Section 7.5. Tools
- Section 7.6. Strategies and Practices
- Chapter 8. Remote Repositories
- Section 8.1. Specifying Repository Paths
- Section 8.2. Method Options
- Section 8.3. The local Access Method
- Section 8.4. The ext and server Access Methods
- Section 8.5. The fork Access Method
- Section 8.6. The gserver Access Method
- Section 8.7. The kserver Access Method
- Section 8.8. The pserver Access Method
- Section 8.9. Using inetd with gserver, kserver, and pserver
- Section 8.10. PAM
- Chapter 9. Troubleshooting
- Section 9.1. General Troubleshooting Techniques
- Section 9.2. Connectivity Problems
- Section 9.3. Filename Problems
- Section 9.4. Line-Ending Problems
- Section 9.5. Permission Problems
- Section 9.6. Lock Files
- Section 9.7. Time Issues
- Part IV: Reference
- Chapter 10. Command Reference
- Section 10.1. CVS Command-Line Options
- Section 10.2. CVS Commands
- Chapter 11. Miscellaneous Topics Reference
- Section 11.1. Administrative Files
- Section 11.2. CVSROOT Files
- Section 11.3. CVSROOT Variables
- Section 11.4. Dates
- Section 11.5. Environment Variables
- Section 11.6. Keywords and Keyword Modes
- Section 11.7. Pattern Matching
- Section 11.8. Repository Access Methods
- Part V: Appendixes
- Clients and Operating Systems
- Section A.1. Multi-Operating-System Clients
- Section A.2. Macintosh Clients
- Section A.3. Unix and Linux Clients
- Section A.4. Windows Clients
- Section A.5. Integration Tools
- Administrators Tools
- Section B.1. CVS Variants
- Section B.2. Distribution Tools
- Section B.3. Logging Tools
- Section B.4. Metadata Tools
- Section B.5. Converters
- Section B.6. Miscellaneous
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Section C.1. Usage Questions
- Section C.2. Administration Questions
- About the Author
- Colophon
- Index
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Essential CVS (Essentials)
ISBN: 0596527039
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 148
Pages: 148
Authors: Jennifer Vesperman
- Chapter III Two Models of Online Patronage: Why Do Consumers Shop on the Internet?
- Chapter V Consumer Complaint Behavior in the Online Environment
- Chapter XII Web Design and E-Commerce
- Chapter XVI Turning Web Surfers into Loyal Customers: Cognitive Lock-In Through Interface Design and Web Site Usability
- Chapter XVII Internet Markets and E-Loyalty