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The provided scripts migrates an RCS directory to a CVS repository with out loosing history and logging information associated with the files. #!/bin/bash # CHANGE HERE ! # RCS controlled directory. src_dir= projectdir # This CVSROOT should point to this directory if CVSROOT is not mounted locally. # Otherwise scp the directory to CVSROOT and set the permissions accordingly dest_dir=mycvsroot # NO CHANGES REQUIRED AFTER THIS #________________________________________________________________________________________________ # Check for checked out (and locked) files. UNLOCKED=$(grep '^locks' $(find . -type f -name '*,v') | grep -v 'locks;') if [ -n "$UNLOCKED" ] ; then printf "%d files are unlocked and should be checked in:\n" $(echo "$UNLOCKED" | wc -l) echo "$UNLOCKED" | sed 's!:locks$!!' exit 1 else printf "Trying to export rcs directory [ %s ] to CVS " "$src_dir" fi #Get all rcs controlled files. for f in $(find ${src_dir} -name *,v); do # printf "\nProcessing %s \n" $f dir=`dirname $f` end=`basename $dir` # If a file is controlled by RCS, It should be in a directory called RCS if [ $end = "RCS" ] ;then # This is the relative path of the file in the repository dir2 = $dest_dir/`dirname $dir` if [ ! -d $dir2 ] ; then printf "\n\tCreating : %s \n" $dir2 mkdir -p $dir2 fi # Now we can copy RSC file to CVS repository printf "\t %s ---> %s \n" $f $dir2 cp $f $dir2 else print "Not an RCS directory " fi done