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David Vo wrote: > Question: How does cvsnt know that the file is currently the latest > version and ready to commit? Is it the time stamp? No, it's the contents of the CVS/Entries file, which is always authoritative. The timestamp is simply an equality check... does the timestamp in CVS/Entries equal the timestamp on the file or not - that affects whether a commit occurs or not. The timestamp is reset correctly, (except on network drives, but they're not supported). Given the number of users using 2.0.58d and the popularity of edit/unedit my vote is still having an open file and resaving it... anything wrong with the update mechanism would have been found months ago. Tony