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Mike Wake wrote: > Notice that contents of $CVSROOT is different to that reported by /bin/env > > Do you think this by design or a Bug? > The variables on the command line are not environment variables, they're just substitute parameters. The CVSROOT in the environment is what the local server is using for repository access (I don't know why it even pushes it into the environment, tbh, but it's always done). The CVSROOT in the command line is what the user CVSROOT is, and is what should be displayed to the user (you should never display real paths in the scripts as it's information leakage and a security issue). If scripts want to work with repository names a good number of them will require some tweaking... this isn't really avoidable (the same issue existed with prefixes). Tony