pcl-cvs/cvs error, "^M: no such repository"

pcl-cvs/cvs error, "^M: no such repository"

[Rancier, Jeff]

All, I just created from scratch, a new repository.  So keep in mind I can
zap it.  All my pcl-cvs commands fail, due to what looks like a trailing
'^M' somewhere.  I started clean, and imported a directory, then immediately
did a checkout.  Output below:  As you can see, the get the problem right
away.  I've zapped the directories, and tried in DOS and in Cygwin bash.
Both times changing the file types of CVS/Root, Entries, and Repository from
DOS to Unix and back, to no avail.  Was there something I missed when
creating the repository?  The Emacs backtrace and output are below.  Any
pointers would be appreciated.  I'm using GNU Emacs 21.3.1
(i386-mingw-nt5.0.2195) of 2004-03-10 on NYAUMO.

>cvs co -d home home
cvs checkout: Updating home
U home/.abbrev_defs
U home/.authinfo
C home/.bash_profile
f-day.el
U home/.ecb-user-layouts.el
U home/.ell-last-read
cvs checkout: move away home/.emacs; it is in the way
C home/.emacs
cvs checkout: move away home/.gnus; it is in the way
C home/.gnus
U home/.gtk-bookmarks
: no such repository

4NT/Java - C:\jrancier>
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (error "Invalid :dir in cvs-fileinfo
[cl-struct-cvs-fileinfo nil UNKNOWN nil /usr/local/ cvsroot
: no such repository nil nil nil ? /usr/local/cvsroot
: no such repository]")
  signal(error ("Invalid :dir in cvs-fileinfo [cl-struct-cvs-fileinfo nil
UNKNOWN nil /usr/local/ cvsroot
: no such repository nil nil nil ? /usr/local/cvsroot
: no such repository]"))
  error("Invalid :%s in cvs-fileinfo %s" dir [cl-struct-cvs-fileinfo nil
UNKNOWN nil "/usr/local/" "cvsroot
: no such repository" nil nil nil "? /usr/local/cvsroot
: no such repository"])
  cvs-check-fileinfo([cl-struct-cvs-fileinfo nil UNKNOWN nil "/usr/local/"
"cvsroot
: no such repository" nil nil nil "? /usr/local/cvsroot
: no such repository"])
  cvs-create-fileinfo(UNKNOWN "/usr/local/" "cvsroot
: no such repository" "? /usr/local/cvsroot
: no such repository" :subtype nil)
  apply(cvs-create-fileinfo UNKNOWN "/usr/local/" "cvsroot
: no such repository" "? /usr/local/cvsroot
: no such repository" :subtype nil nil)
  cvs-parsed-fileinfo(UNKNOWN "/usr/local/cvsroot
: no such repository" trust)
  cvs-parse-table()
  cvs-parse-run-table(cvs-parse-table)
  cvs-parse-buffer(cvs-parse-table nil nil)
  cvs-parse-process(nil)
  (progn (dolist (fi ...) (cvs-fileinfo-kill ... fi)) (cvs-parse-process
(quote nil)))
  eval((progn (dolist (fi ...) (cvs-fileinfo-kill ... fi))
(cvs-parse-process (quote nil))))
  cvs-sentinel(#<process cvs> "exited abnormally with code 1\n")

Repository : /usr/local/cvsroot
Module     : home
Working dir: ~/

In directory .:
              Up-To-Date  1.1.1.1     .abbrev_defs
              Up-To-Date  1.1.1.1     .authinfo
              Up-To-Date  1.1.1.1     .bash_profile
              Modified    1.1.1.1     .bashrc
              Up-To-Date  1.1.1.1     .bbdb
              Up-To-Date  1.1.1.1     setdrive.bat
              Up-To-Date  1.1.1.1     who.ini
In directory bat:
Message: /usr/local/cvsroot^M: no such repository

--------------------- End ---------------------
-- last cmd: cvs -f status -v --

RE: [h-e-w] pcl-cvs/cvs error, "^M: no such repository"

[Rancier, Jeff]

| -----Original Message-----
| From: Stephen Leake [mailto:Stephe.Leake@nasa.gov] 
| Sent: Monday, June 20, 2005 2:27 PM
| To: Rancier, Jeff
| Cc: help-emacs-windows@gnu.org; help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org
| Subject: Re: [h-e-w] pcl-cvs/cvs error, "^M: no such repository"
| 
| 
| "Rancier, Jeff" <Jeff.Rancier@Sensis.com> writes:
| 
| > All, I just created from scratch, a new repository.  So 
| keep in mind I can
| > zap it.  All my pcl-cvs commands fail, due to what looks 
| like a trailing
| > '^M' somewhere.  I started clean, and imported a directory, 
| then immediately
| > did a checkout.  Output below:  As you can see, the get the 
| problem right
| > away.  I've zapped the directories, and tried in DOS and in 
| Cygwin bash.
| 
| What is the default mount type in Cygwin (DOS or Unix)? I use Unix,
| with no problems.
| 

Unix.


| > Both times changing the file types of CVS/Root, Entries, and
| > Repository from DOS to Unix and back, to no avail. 
| 
| When you do the fresh checkout, what line endings does Emacs report
| for CVS/Repository?
| 

Unix

| > Was there something I missed when creating the repository? The Emacs
| > backtrace and output are below. Any pointers would be appreciated.
| > I'm using GNU Emacs 21.3.1 (i386-mingw-nt5.0.2195) of 2004-03-10 on
| > NYAUMO.
| 
| What cvs are you using? 
| 

Cygwin
Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.11.17 (client/server)

| 
| -- 
| -- Stephe
| 

Re: pcl-cvs/cvs error, "^M: no such repository"

[Stephen Leake]

"Rancier, Jeff" <Jeff.Rancier@Sensis.com> writes:

> | What is the default mount type in Cygwin (DOS or Unix)? I use Unix,
> | with no problems.
> | 
>
> Unix.
>
>
> | > Both times changing the file types of CVS/Root, Entries, and
> | > Repository from DOS to Unix and back, to no avail. 
> | 
> | When you do the fresh checkout, what line endings does Emacs report
> | for CVS/Repository?
> | 
>
> Unix
>
> | > Was there something I missed when creating the repository? The Emacs
> | > backtrace and output are below. Any pointers would be appreciated.
> | > I'm using GNU Emacs 21.3.1 (i386-mingw-nt5.0.2195) of 2004-03-10 on
> | > NYAUMO.
> | 
> | What cvs are you using? 
> | 
>
> Cygwin
> Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.11.17 (client/server)

Hmm. That's the same setup I have, and I have no problems doing what
you are doing.

I gather cvs itself does not complain? Only pcl-cvs in Emacs?

-- 
-- Stephe

Re: pcl-cvs/cvs error, "^M: no such repository"

[Stefan Monnier]

>> cvs co -d home home
> cvs checkout: Updating home
> U home/.abbrev_defs
> U home/.authinfo
> C home/.bash_profile
> f-day.el
> U home/.ecb-user-layouts.el
> U home/.ell-last-read
> cvs checkout: move away home/.emacs; it is in the way
> C home/.emacs
> cvs checkout: move away home/.gnus; it is in the way
> C home/.gnus
> U home/.gtk-bookmarks
> : no such repository

The session above seems to indicate that the bug shows up even with
straight CVS, so it's probably not a problem in PCL-CVS.


        Stefan