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Hello Glen, I have done a trace when checking out the module and I've identified the file, it was not the file I thought it was. I have opened that file in the repository and it's all garbaged, no CVS header info. It was a compiled file that shouldn't have been in there. Question is how do I remove it, so that the checkout can carry on and I can clean up the repository, can I just delete it in the repository? If so then I can manually do this for each module until all non needed "corrupt" files get removed. Yes? Regards, Sean Sean Bertinotti wrote: > Hi Glen, > > Thanks for the response, I'm assuming it is the file because this is the > next file in the directory (alphabetically) after the last file that was > successful. I will find out how to do a trace and do it and let you know. > > Regards, > Sean B > > > Glen Starrett wrote: >> Sean Bertinotti wrote: >>> I have installed 2.5.04 (3055) and I still get the same problem. Is >>> there not something that I could run that would check all the flags >>> for me. Why does it not tell me what flags are offending ? How do you >>> normally fix offending RCS flags? >> >> Hi Sean -- The output looks normal enough, are you sure this is the >> offending file? Run a trace to confirm that's the correct file, then >> you can look at the RCS file and compare it to one that is not causing >> trouble and see if you can pick up the difference(s). >> >> Regards, >> >>