Hi, I am having this weird problem - when I issue cvs update it returns an error. The following steps would give more details:
$ cd ~/dev $ echo $CVSROOT somecvsserver.com:/CVSROOT $ cvs co someproj $ cd someproj $ ls neerajprojects $ ls neerajprojects CVS cfg project1 $ cvs -nf update neerajprojects/project1 cvs update: No CVSROOT specified! Please use the `-d' option cvs [update aborted]: or set the CVSROOT environment variable. $ cd neerajprojects $ cvs -nf update project1 cvs update: Updating project1 ... i.e. this succeeds Any idea what the problem is? One thing that I observed is that when using SmartCVS, it always executes the cvs commands from the base dir ~/dev/someproj/neerajprojects and not from ~/dev/someproj. >From SmartCVS Project Manager, the root path of the project is >~/dev/someproj/neerajprojects and not ~/dev/someproj. I am not sure how this >affects anything but thought this info might be helpful in resolving the issue. Regards, Neeraj
