The manual states it accepts dates in ISO 8601 format
(http://www.iso.ch/markete/8601.pdf).

In truth, it appears to support a subset of these formats.

I've sucessfully used:

[Ddd] Mon dd [hh[:mm[:ss]]] yyyy [TZ]
yyyy-mm-dd [hh[:mm[:ss]]]
yyyy[mm[dd[Thh[:mm[:ss]]]]

(where [] denotes an optional element) with cvs 1.11.

There are *tons* more.  I've discovered these mostly by trial and error.

What specifically are you looking for?

> From: Laurie Harper
>
> Can anyone tell me what CVS accepts as a valid date format with '-D'?
I've
> tried all the formats from the man page, the format used in the results of
> 'cvs log' and a number of other variations, but all I get is 'cvs [server
> aborted]: Can't parse date/time: ...'
>
> The server is running CVS 1.9, and I've also tried remotely using a 1.10.5
> client.


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