Arthur Barrett wrote:
Martin,
This is not the TortoiseCVS newsgroup. The TortoiseCVS newsgroup is here:
http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=48103
The version of TortoiseCVS I'm using on my PC automatically detects PDF's as
binary (I just checked), so there is probably a simple explanation why yours
did not.
I think I've perhaps added them from the command-line on a unix pc at my
university.
Also CVS server has a standard configuration file (cvswrappers) where you are supposed to
define file types before you do anything else. Then regardless of what TortoiseCVS does
it should work. CVSNT server (GPL /free windows/linux/unix/mac) has a more "windows
friendly" set of default file types, but not everything you would expect (eg: .doc
is defined as ASCII by default, since in unix land it's not uncommon to call text files
.doc).
At my university, I guess pdf-files are not automatically binary -
that's the only explanation I can come up with. I guess I'll have to
figure out how to change til cvswrappers file accordingly...
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Martin Jørgensen
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