> hi!
> suppose you have some module in the repository;
> (doing a checkout of the whole module and configuring some apache files -->
> voila it works)

> now i would like to add an other application (directory tree with code) from
> another server
> into the same module of the main server into a certain directory.

do you mean 'add forever'  ? If so, just use cvs import (which allows you to
import things as a sub(sub(sub)) directory of an existing module. You can
still re-import from the same source, so it's not really 'forever' anyway.

> desired result:
>   server1:/home/repository/module1/some/.../path/applicationX
> with ability to maintain the subdir of module1 from
>   server2:/home/applicationX

Look into the documentation of ``the modules'' file (e.g.,
$CVSROOT/CVSROOT/modules, or the manual or FAQ). You can create aliases and
lump things together for checkout.

Alternatively, use a script that creates the appropriate symbolic links in
the checked-out copies.

                                                                      Philip


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