Larry Jones wrote:
> Unfortunately, there's no easy way to
> fix your corrupted files; you'll either have to live with them, try to
> recreate them, or become intimately familiar with the RCS file format
> and try to repair them by hand.
DUDE!
Backups...
I have had problems on a few occasions recently with files getting
corrupted in my archive (oddest thing, really - I am only operating in
local mode on local drives, but I *am* running Windows...), which
have, fortunately, occured on rarely checked in files (the majority
citizen of most archives). I fixed them by pulling an old archive,
verifying that the file was the same version as the corrupted file,
then verifying that they were different. When I replaced the current
repository file with the archived one, all was once again hunky-dory.
/|/|ike
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