GELARD Michel writes: > > From a client terminal (Unix Solaris 5.7 or Windows NT) we execute the > command : > cvs export -r HEAD -kk Modulename (or cvs checkout -kk Modulename) for > Ascii and Binary files. > > The result is that Binary Files are changed. The integrity of these > files is lost ( they are differents). > If we omitted the -kk option, then same files are OK. > > Can you help us to resolve this problem ?
You seem to have resolved it yourself -- -k on the command line overrides any default -k options in the repository, including -kb for binary files. As lots of people keep saying, CVS really wasn't designed for handling binary files and doesn't do a particularly good job of it. If you really want your text files exported with -kk, then you'll have to do two separate exports, one for the text files and one for the binary files, and then combine them by hand. -Larry Jones I suppose if I had two X chromosomes, I'd feel hostile too. -- Calvin _______________________________________________ Bug-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-cvs
