Any idea?

Before this occured, I had removed a few files, let's say, one is
ooo_info.GIF.

Then, after commiting this change, I add the file ooo_info.gif.

It surprisingly identify the two files to have the same name and then
"recreate" the file.

Then when I commit, it crash.

typically this assertion is an indication of mismatch of CVSROOTs
(commandline - CVS/Root - CVSROOT env.-variable).

Paul, still experiencing this?
if so, please let us know.
louis

Yea, still the same thing.

The four files I've "added" is still "added" but not yet "committed".
Update correctly show what's to be added and update.

Commit works until after the comments is entered (i.e. when it really
tries to commit, it fails with exactly the same message I've post).

reassigning to support.
louis

Paul,
Could you let us know the name of the files?
Are you having problems checking in elsewhere?
Has anyone else run into problems wiht these particular files?
Thanks,
Kristen

I haven't try elsewhere yet.
I'll try on linux later today.

The four files are in zh/www/images/doc/.
They are: 
ooo_info.GIF
ooo_note.GIF
ooo_skill.GIF
ooo_warning.GIF

I am trying to change the filenames so that the "GIF"s become "gif"s.
I tried to do so by first remove, then add.

Paul,
I requested that operations take a look and completely remove these 
files for you so that you can replace them. Referencing our internal 
tracking number, PCN22263.
Thanks,
Kristen

Paul,
Operations removed those files completely so you should be able to 
check them back in now.
Thanks,
Kristen

Thanks a lot

Hi Paul,
Just wanted to make sure you're all set now. Can we close this issue?
Thanks,
Kristen

Hi. Problem still exist.
I've removed my zh folder and re-checkout it from server.
But after checking out all files, the last line shows:

cvs server: nothing known about zh/www/images/doc/ooo_info.gif

and when I add the ooo_info.gif file and try to commit it, the
previous error still occurs (the "hash.c:312" error mensioned in
previous posts)

I can submit other files though.

Paul, I guess you would lik eto see this issue reassigned to support.

thanks

Hi, now, it's even worse.
When I try to login cvs, update etc,
the cygwin screen (which I made a tunnel to OOo) output 

"Channel 2: open failed: administratively prohibited: open failed".

What happened??!

@_@

hi, raising the priority as Paul needs for this to work.
louis

It becomes "pplwong, no such user" now

could you please attach or include the full command you're using to
make your tunnel, and the cvs command you are using to commit? (please
use -v as well, thank you)

ssh -x -2 -L 2401:localhost:2401 tunnel@openoffice.org
(I successfully create a tunnel, it claims)

then 
cvs -d:pserver:pplwong@localhost:/cvs {command}

Then it give me "pplwong: no such user".

These worked before

could you please attach your attempts with the full command you're
using to make your tunnel, and the full cvs command you are using to
commit? (please use -v as well, thank you). I want to see the outputs
of the commands as well. attach them as text files to this issue please

Paul,
the correct command is
ssh -2 -x -L

not

ssh -x -2
louis

Created attachment 10285 [details]
ssh cmd and output

Created attachment 10286 [details]
ci cmd and output

1. ssh -2 -x -L 2401:localhost:2401 tunnel@openoffice.org
2. cvs -d:pserver:pplwong@localhost:/cvs login
3. cvs -d:pserver:pplwong@localhost:/cvs [command]

This is the steps can be followed.

Paul 

Is the command recommended by priya working ? Can we close the issue?

The cases where the login fails saying 'no  such user' is when the password you 
are typing in wrong. You might have changed the Openoffice password. please 
check for that.
There might be other problems. But i observed it was when i typed my password 
wrong.

Please inform us at the earliest about the progress

-Mohan

-Mohan

I think I'm ok now.
Thanks, this can be closed

Closing Issue

Closing this issue.