Frans, > I have a problem when on Windows checking out a repository. > In it, there's a > folder called "Foo" that contains files, and previously the > folder "foo" > existed as well, but its files were deleted. This works(and > worked) fine on > Linux, but on Windows it complains on each update.
Windows filesystems are case insensitive (by default), it's not really CVS's problem... > > This is all a bit hilarious since the directory is deleted, > and there's no > reason to try to write it. This was experienced with > TortoiseCVS, which > passes the -P flag, it seems. I strongly suggest you contact the tortoisecvs newsgroup (see tortoisecvs.org) and the cvsnt newsgroup (who make the cvs client included in tortoisecvs). Getting the -P flag turned off is something tortoisecvs.org people can help you with - getting the case sensitive driver for windows is something the cvsnt.org folks can help with. > > Any ideas for how to fix this? > The easiest option I think would be to rename the folder "foo" on the server to "foobar" (if you really don't use it anymore). Regards, Arthur
