Kuros Yalpani wrote:
> Thanks for calling back Derek! You seem to agree that there could be a problem.
> Given my little knowledge of CVS: I think that (1) the cvs server has no problem
> with case sensitivity. (2) when I do a "cvs remove fileA.c", fileA.c is moved into
> the Attic on the server side, BUT, fileA.c still appears as an entry in the
> "Entries" file on the client side CVS directory (am I right about this?) When I do
> a "cvs add filea.c" the client side cvs assumes that "filea.c" is the same file
> that appears in the "Entries" file under "fileA.c" and uses the latter format to
> make its request to the server. Could this explain the problem?
It could. In addition to the workaround we were discussing, your new description of
the problem leads me to believe that making sure to commit your remove ('cvs rm
<file>', 'cvs ci <file>') before you do the add should remove the file from the local
CVS/Entries and allow the new file to be added with the recased name.
Derek
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