Michael Peck writes:
>
> You're saying that the -d parameter to checkout is SUPPOSED to override cvsroot
> in c/s mode????
No. As you said, it's the -d global option that overrides CVSROOT, not
the -d option of checkout. What I'm saying is that the -d option to
checkout can't contain subdirectories if you're running in client/server
mode because all but the last directory must already exist and that will
almost certainly not be true on the server. That is, if you do:
cvs co -d a/b/c foo
in local mode, then a and a/b must already exist; CVS will create a/b/c
if it doesn't already exist and only a/b/c will have a CVS subdirectory.
If you try that in client/server mode, the server will try to run that
same command in its temporary directory and it will probably fail
because a and a/b won't exist in the server's temporary directory, even
if they do exist in your local directory.
-Larry Jones
Like I'm going to get any sleep NOW. -- Calvin
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