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Arthur- > are you certain you used just: > cvs ci -m "" I actually copied and pasted the command from your e-mail, so I'm sure it's correct. I tried again, and will send the results to the other e-mail address (support etc.). > I'm assuming you are just using the standard cmd.exe Yes. Just the standard command prompt, Windows Vista on the client, Windows XP Pro on the server. > You can check for a server side cvsrc No server side cvsrc according to the command you gave me, unless I mis-typed something: C:\Users\Andy>cvs -d :pserver:Andy at New-P4:/clientwebsite co -p CVSROOT/cvsrc =================================================================== Checking out CVSROOT/cvsrc RCS: /clientwebsite/CVSROOT/cvsrc,v VERS: 1.1 *************** However: I also took a look in the /CVSROOT directory on the server: "cvsrc" is an empty file, but there is a "cvsrc,v". I will send that along, as well. > A local cvsrc file can be found with: > type %HOME%\.cvsrc I actually get a "Windows cannot find the path" with any variation on %HOME%. I did a Search on the client PC (Which is running Windows Vista Business) for "*cvsrc*" and it found nothing. At this point I should probably remind you that I was also using the PushOK plug-in. Could that be storing the old path somewhere? I looked through all the files in the hidden "CVS" directory that PushOK creates, and I did find one file with the old repository path, a file named "root". I fixed it. I still get the same results... And I was also using WinCVS. I'll send the new log files and the cvsrc file shortly. Thanks again, -Andrew