Re: -cvs lists oddities

[Christopher Faylor <cgf at redhat dot com>]

On Sun, Oct 22, 2000 at 12:10:05PM +0100, Joseph S. Myers wrote:
>> > gcc-cvs seems to get messages relating to something called "winsup" in
>> > "/cvs/uberbaum".  Is this a misconfiguration somewhere?
>> 
>> I have no idea what this might be.  'winsup' is a part of the
>> sourceware:/cvs/src repository, it has nothing to do with /cvs/gcc
>> repository.
>
>/cvs/uberbaum looks (from checking out its CVSROOT by anoncvs) to be some
>sort of unified repository, constructed I don't know how, whose CVSROOT is
>identical to the GCC one except for the modules file.  Presumably commits
>should be prevented to this repository and required to go to the relevant
>source repositories /cvs/src and /cvs/gcc instead.

It was constructed by me.  I've been using it for several weeks.

Checkins to this repository do go to the correct place, so it shouldn't matter
if you use /cvs/uberbaum or /cvs/gcc.

However, this repository is not ready for prime time yet as witnessed by
the fact that cvs messages are being improperly routed.  I didn't notice
that because the winsup checkins are still somehow showing up in the
cygwin-cvs mailing list.  They're just going to gcc-cvs, too.

I'll fix that.

cgf