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Arthur,
I sent a longer version earlier of the same information I'm sending in
this opportunity; I think it hit the email 8 KB size limit . I apologize
if it caused any inconveniences.
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Thanks for answering. Here is the checklist that is posted on the CVSNT
site:
- Type of disk: NFS. CVSNT is running on Windows in VM and it is using
the "C:\" drive space allocation.
- CVSNT server version: 2.5.03 (Scorpio) Build 2382
- CVSNT client version(s):
a) WinCVS 2.0.2.4 Build 4x
b) TortoiseCVS 1.829 using CVSNT 2.5.03(Scorpio) Build 2260; SSH
Application: TortoisePlink.exe; SSH parameters: -l "%u" "%h"
c) Concurrent Versions System (CVSNT) 2.5.03 (Scorpio) Build 2260
(client/server)
- OS of server: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2
Standard Edition SP2
- OS of client: Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Version 2002 SP3
- Connection string:
:pserver;password=mypassword:myuser at myserver:/local/cvsroot
- Protocol: pserver/ssh depending on clients a), b) or
c), all produce the same error
- No keyboard expansion options used
- Client CVSROOT: CVSROOT=:pserver:myuser at myserver:/local/cvsroot
- Description of the problem: The file has up to 486 revisions, no
branches, is loaded as a binary file, has a size of 17.9 MB in working
directory, we use to perform the basic commands: commit, update, log,
nothing too fancy. I understand the original ,v file was hosted on a CVS
server on a Linux Box and then migrated to a CVSNT server; basic commands
kept working after the migration. Current size of the ,v file is 662.7 MB.
We can keep performing 'commit' and 'update' operations and even the log
command with the -h option to print only headers, but not the normal 'log
'command, it yields
cvs [server aborted]: unrecognized operation '\x0' in
/Path/sample.bin,v
- The steps to reproduce the problem is to send the following string on
the clients: cvs log c:\Path\Sample.bin
- cvsdiag, extnt.ini, mh.log:
Best regards.
- Miguel Hernandez