Ledent Stefan writes:
>
> If the repository is on another machine as the client machine
> (ie: CVSROOT=:pserver:<userid>@<host>:<cvsrootpath>),
>
> Then an export to an explicit directory which contain more than one
> subdirectoryname failes:
Yes, that's a side-effect of the way client/server works. Basically,
when you ask the client to export into tmp/cvscache, the client asks the
server to checkout into tmp/cvscache, but tmp doesn't exist on the
server so the checkout fails.
> The only workaround I found is to force a cd to ./tmp before exporting to the
> current directory (-d . ) .
Yep, that's what you need to do.
> (Although this requires me to create 2 targets for an 'Ant' -build file to
> correctly export some files.)
I don't understand that bit, though (knowing nothing about Ant). Would
you care to elucidate?
-Larry Jones
I keep forgetting that rules are only for little nice people. -- Calvin
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