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On 11/3/2002 11:31 PM, Trond Kvarenes wrote: > Yes, I have added it as a binary, but it looks like cvsnt adds two bytes > when committing the changes. Then you haven't added it as binary, even if you think you have. Those "two bytes" are most likely "^M"s. Go take a look at the ",v" file in the repository, and see if you see the line "expand @b@;" as the last line of the header (after the "comment @# @;" line). If you don't see this, your file wasn't added as binary. "cvs rm" the file, and commit. Then add it back using the "-kb" option, and commit. I've been checking in .jar files with the CVSNT client (with both CVSNT and regular Linux CVS servers) for a couple of years now, and it has never added a "couple of bytes". -- Shankar.