I am trying to import a new set of files into CVS. My pwd is /u002/test. This directory has a file test. I want to import this file into my CVS repository which is /u002/CVS. When I give the command cvs import -m "Test Import" proj test1 test2, I get the following error message: $ cvs import -m "Test Import" proj test1 test2 N proj/vs.lock cvs import: cannot lstat file vs.lock: No such file or directory N proj/ cvs import: cannot lstat file : No such file or directory N proj/st cvs import: cannot lstat file st: No such file or directory
No conflicts created by this import My CVSROOT environment variable is set as: $ echo $CVSROOT /u002/CVS The problem here is that while searching n validating the status of file (lstat), CVS is ignoring the first 2 characters in the file name. In this case it is only taking "st", last 2 charecters of the file "test". It is ignoring the first 2 charecters. I have tried with different file name lengths and it always ignores the first 2 characters. Can anyone has a clue about the same. Please let me know. Thanks in advance, Varun -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Error-while-importing-data-into-CVS-tf4471356.html#a12749104 Sent from the Gnu - Cvs - Info mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
