Hi,
[ please include my private email address in your reply, since I'm [ not subscribed to this mailinglist - Thanks. Unlike files, once a directory is created in CVS, it remains there forever. Or is there a way to get rid of an existing directory in CVS? The problem, in more detail, is the following: We have a CVS project, that used to have a directory <project-name>/intl for the gettext files of internationalization. However, this intl/ directory is not needed anymore, from the moment we started using gettextize to generate intl/ from scratch (in the autogen.sh script). Gettextize sweeps the entire intl/ directory empty (including intl/CVS/) and updates it with new files. When issuing a "cvs update" we get the following message: $ cvs update [...] cvs update: in directory intl: cvs update: cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file or directory cvs server: Updating intl [...] The intl/ directory is already empty in the repository, but intl/ in the user's working directory contains the gettext files. The only way to get rid of this annoying warning message, is to remove the intl/ from the CVS repository, but that seems to be impossible. Or is there a way; or any other solution to this problem? Thanks for your help! Rob. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
