Thanks for your quick response. It was a clue from another respondant that
put me on the right track. Turns out I had a bad .cvsrc file in my home
directory. All is well with the world again (but I came -this- close to
using your suggestion!)
Tony Waite.
You probably want to use "cvs import -I*~ ..." instead if .cvsignore.
Michael
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> I'm hoping that someone can suggest what I can do next.
>
> I have CVS 1.10 on a sun unix box. I am using it 'directly' (i.e.
> not client/server). I imported a large and heavil
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> I have CVS 1.10 on a sun unix box. I am using it 'directly' (i.e.
> not client/server). I imported a large and heavily edited project and
> was surprised to see a lot of *~ files end up in the repository. This
> seems to contradict the documentation which implies
I'm hoping that someone can suggest what I can do next.
I have CVS 1.10 on a sun unix box. I am using it 'directly' (i.e.
not client/server). I imported a large and heavily edited project and
was surprised to see a lot of *~ files end up in the repository. This
seems to contradict the document
