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Merrill Cornish wrote: >Oliver, > > > >>>>Just check out CVSROOT/modules, edit and commit >>>> >>>> > >How do you do that with WinCvs or Tortorise? > > In the same way that you check out a normal module, just specify CVSROOT as the module name. (btw, that's "Tortoise" :-) >Our CVS repository is on a Linux machine without Samba, so I don't have access to it from my Windows workstation. > >Also, if I should have access to CVSROOT/modules, wouldn't that mean that I can see/modify/corrupt the module defintions of any other users of CVS on site? > Yes. If you wish to isolate projects from each other's modules files, you must set up multiple repositories (where I work, we use one repository per customer). -Torsten