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John De Lello wrote: > I'm a little confused. I checked out CVSROOT, modified my cvswrappers file > to include: > > *.php -k 'b' > > Comitted the file, re-started the CVS service. Checked in a PHP file and I'm > still getting keyword expansion. Am I missing something? > Yes. The wrappers only affect add/import. To change the expansion of an existing file you do: cvs update -kb foo.php cvs commit -fm "Change expansion" foo.php (If you're using an older server this might not work - the alternate method is to use cvs admin -kb foo.php however this isn't versioned and will affect the older versions, possibly making them unreadable). You probably don't want to make a php file binary though... it'll cause all sorts of issues like line endings plus you won't be able to merge it. Tony Tony