This works flawlessly: $ mkdir WorkArea1 $ cd WorkArea1 $ cvs checkout file1 file2 mod1/file3
As does this (note the missing -N at the beginning): $ cvs checkout -d WorkArea2 file1 $ cvs checkout -d WorkArea2 -N file2 $ cvs checkout -d WorkArea2 -N mod1/file3 But, the first and third commands of this sequence fail: $ cvs checkout -d WorkArea3 -N file1 $ cvs checkout -d WorkArea3 file2 $ cvs checkout -d WorkArea3 mod1/file3 Can somebody clarify the purpose of the -N switch and how it interacts with -d, since the Cederqvist text doesn't seem to relate to this behavior at all. -CTH _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
