Larry Jones wrote:
> using CVS while you do that, though. Is your repository on a shared > filesystem of some sort? Yes. We don't use client-server for now. > If so, I strongly urge you to use client/ > server CVS with the repository locally mounted on the server instead -- The filesystem is only running filesystem stuff, nothing else. I need to check with my network admin if we're allowed to run a CVS daemon on the file server itself. What if I picked a server closer to the fileserver instead? > we've had lots of reports of that kind of corruption caused by > interoperability bugs in network filesystems. Wouldn't all our files be corrupted? What makes CVS (in non client-server mode) so sensitive? > If that's not the case, > I'd say your system has bugs in its implementation of append-mode files. How can I identify if the problem lies with CVS or with filesystem interoperability? Thanks, Martin _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
