Bob Towers writes:
>
> Checking in dtbsom.cxx;
> /mounts/sun16_cvs/etc /etc / < -- dtbsom.cxx
> new revision:1.2; previous revision: 1.1
> cvs [commit aborted]; could not open lock file
> '/mounts/sun16_cvs/etc/etc/etc/,dtbsom.cxx,': File exists
>
> Puzzled i go into the cvs repository and notice that in the corresponding
> directory to my local directory is a file
> by the name of: ",dtbsom.cxx," (notice the commas before and after the
> name).
> I try to delete this file via rm -f dtbsom.cxx. But to no avail. The file
> magically reappears.
Are you sure it magically reappears as opposed to never going away? In
any event, based on the directory name, I'm guessing that you're using
an NFS-mounted repository and this is some kind of NFS problem.
Problems like this are why we always say you should never use
NFS-mounted repositories; use client/server CVS instead.
-Larry Jones
I stand FIRM in my belief of what's right! I REFUSE to
compromise my principles! -- Calvin
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