Actually, Cyg CVS (afaik) determines line termination defauls based on the cyg dll, and user-defined mounts that the check-out are done to. I've found this as we have a number of developers using cyg/cvs who have set up mounts in a number of creative ways (not according to docs,etc.) ... and cvs will write files in UNIX mode. Normally, cvs will write PC flavoured files.
The command line version of cvs does support repairing incorrect line-terminators - useful if you happen to import some binary files that prefer not to have their contents messed with. The command is cvs admin - I don't recall the full syntax off hand (the Cerviquest docs are great). -- mx On Sat, 2002-09-21 at 21:26, Igor Pechtchanski wrote: > I don't believe cvs itself is aware of DOS line endings. However, as > Nicholas suggested, you can set up a filter to do this. If you control > the repository, look at CVSROOT/cvswrappers, especially the "-t/-f" > options.
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