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Tony Hoyle wrote: > On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 10:36:17 +0000 (UTC), alexbodnar at hotbox.ru > (Alexander G. Bodnar) wrote: > >Hi. > > > >I install CVSNT on windows 2000. > >But linux standart client lost executable attr. > > > NT doesn't have a such things as an executable bit. If you edit a > file on NT and commit it it'll lose its executable status, however if > you avoid editing the files on Windows it will (usually) keep it. > The cvshome.org server did not store the executable status in the RCS > file, so a repository ported from there will not be able to store this > bit. > Tony I have CVSNT server, which is operating under Windows 2000. I have also few clients, whose operating systems are Linux (Linux clients), some others clients have Windows operating system (Windows clients). Linux clients and Windows clients are working under separate projects. I want executable attribute to be saved only for Linux clients projects. I see that CVSNT server saves status executable attribute in repository. If I set on executable attribute and Linux client checkouts file and its OK, it`s executable. But when Linux client makes some changes to file and will make commit to file, than executable attribute sets off and file becomes non-executable. Windows clients are working on separate projects and described above problem not appear to tnem. How we can solve this problem?