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Hello all, I think I have found a bug on CVSNT. Here is what I do : - I set the read/write status of a file to "writable" - I modify and save the file - I do a "cvs edit" on this file - And when I do a "cvs unedit", it doesn't ask me if I want to revert my changes. But the read/write status changes to "read-only" and the file becomes unedited. The only one solution to revert the changes is then to remove the file and do a cvs update. This problem happens when the modification on the file is done before the last "cvs edit", and not after. For information, I am using Concurrent Versions System (CVSNT) 2.5.03 (Scorpio) Build 2151 (client/server) on Windows XP SP2. And all the files are watched using "cvs watch on". Can someone confirm this is really a bug ? And will it be fixed in a next release ? -- Second problem, it may be linked with the first one. I do a "cvs edit -z" on a file (in fact, it is Tortoise CVS which does cvs edit -z). And when I do the "cvs unedit", the creation time stamp of the file becomes newer than the modification time stamp. Is it normal ? Regards, Frédéric GILLES --