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Tony Hoyle <tmh at nodomain.org> writes: > > Johan Holmberg wrote: > > [...] Somehow the client has managed to store information on the > > server, that later can't be processed in a correct way (probably > > be the server). > > This is not in fact possible. The client can't make the server store > arbitrary things in the server. > Not "arbitrary" of course ... But isn't the client and server side cooperating to make client-server-CVS work? I only tried to "guess" to the best of my current knowledge what was going on. With more knowledge, I hope to get to the bottom of this. It would be really helpful if you could guide me in the right direction by answering the following questions I have: - Has CVSNT *not* made any changes to the RCS file format? Not even when running with CVSNT on both client and server? - What role does the "_H_" play in CVSNT? It is obviously there in the source (since 2.0.43), but I have not understood what role it plays. And in some way it has found its way into our archives. /Johan Holmberg