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And remember, The prefix is written in the local CVS\root file.
If it changes, client wont work.
So if you change the prefix, users should have their changes
checked in. After changing, users should delete the sandboxes
and do a fresh check out.
manually editing CVS\root seems to work, but it better to avoid
such work.
Kari
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Subject: Re: [Cvsnt] CVSNT on windows 2k
Save yourself some grief and follow Bo's suggestion. Use a repository
prefix to mask drive mappings. Your clients don't need to know or care that
its on your c drive. I followed Bo's advice and created a folder on my d:
drive called cvsrepo. so my repository is at d:\cvsrepo\CM. I put
d:\cvsrepo as the prefix so my clients just need to specify
cvsroot=:pserver:user at machine:/CM
Very Clean indeed. Thanks again Bo!!!
"Kathleen Bailey" <kathleen_bailey at us.ibm.com> wrote in message
news:a7t9gb$rg3$1 at sisko.my.home...
> Brad,
>
> I also had problems specifying the CVSROOT on my client. Both my client
and
> server are Win 2000 machines.
>
> My repository is located in c:\cvstest on the server machine. I could NOT
> get the CVS command line client on my client machine to accept that as a
> pathname. I kept getting "no such repository" whenever I tried
>
> cvs -d :pserver:username at server:c:\cvstest login
>
> and got the same thing even if I changed the direction of the slash:
>
> cvs -d :pserver:username at server:c:/cvstest login
>
> I finally got it to work by setting the Repository Prefix (in the
> Repositories tab of the server configuration dialog) to "C:/". Now I use
> this command:
>
> cvs -d :pserver:username at server:/cvstest
>
> I wondered if the drive letter ("C:/") was messing up the command, so I
set
> it up so that my command doesn't need to include the drive letter, and now
> it works.
> --
> Kathleen Bailey
> kathleen_bailey at us.ibm.com
>
>
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