[cvsnt] cvs server: warning: <file> is not (any longer) pertinent

Nuno Rocha nuno.a.rocha at gmail.com
Mon Jun 25 15:37:18 BST 2007


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Hi all,

I'm having a strange problem and I don't know what to do....here is my
situation:

I want to checkout ONE file to a directory in my web server, do some
processing with the file and then commit the changes. For that I'm using the
command:
   cvs -d :ssh:<username>@<server>:/cvsntroot checkout -d path_to_local_dir
-- path_to_cvs_file

This works fine at the first time that I checkout a file to my local
directory. When I try to checkout ANOTHER file to the SAME local directory I
get the following message:
   cvs server: warning: <file> is not (any longer) pertinent

If I delete the local directory and checkout again the thing works well
again...but I want to do processing of several files, so I don't think that
deleting the directory between each checkout and commit is a very good
idea....

Does anyone knows what's wrong in here and what can I do to get this working
as I imagined?


Best regards,
Nuno


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