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On 11/3/2006 19:33, Tony Hoyle wrote: > Clovis Garcia wrote: >> Why the problem just occur when copying the old repository? When I´m >> using a fresh one, created already at the Unicode CVSNT there´s no >> problem at all (just the modules2 that I mentioned before). >> > The filename display isn't a property - it's a side effect of the old > client that WinCVS uses being unable to understand the server output > (Windows has no UTF8 support, it has to be built into the client - Unix > can handle it natively so even old cvshome clients can work without > changes.. you just set the locale on the command line). You'll find > that if you checkout files you'll get the wrong filenames too. > > Any client made in the last year should work more or less (you'll > probably need 2.5.03 for the fully working stuff on things like japanese > though). > > Support for legacy windows clients really isn't there at all yet and is > something that'll be done before 2.6 goes stable. > > Tony With the WinCVS I installed the CVSNT 2.5.03 too in my machine. It should be using it to perform the commands, isn´t it? WinCVS is only an interface to make it ease to use the CVS commands, isn´t it? When I need to run commands that are not supported at the WinCVS interface, like the rename, I just open the command line dialog and use it. By this I presume I´m using the correct client. Look at the output of the cvs version command: cvs version Client: Concurrent Versions System (CVSNT) 2.5.03 (Scorpio) Build 2260 (client/server) Server: Concurrent Versions System (CVSNT) 2.5.03 (Scorpio) Build 2260 (client/server)