On Fri, 2002-10-18 at 01:39, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Having finished - I now realise that there are one or two extensions that
> I should have included in the cvswrappers (actually the extensions weren't
> used in the first version of the product but appeared in the last 10
> releases).
> Secondly - how am I meant to deal with files that don't have an extension
> but could be either a binary or a shell script?
This isn't a complete answer, but to set the files that have been missed
to default to binary mode, use cvs admin -kb (filename).
If a file defaults to binary mode, all CVS operations will treat it as
binary henceforth. This doesn't answer your problem with importing, but
should help with the existing files.
Jenn V.
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