Jumping in the middle here as I think I am faced with this issue. For this
particular project the code MS complied be MS tools targeting an MS platform.
Win32 client with WinCVS
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| Work directory on SAMBA share on Linux
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CVS server on Linux
Using WinCVS I check code out of the Linux based CVS server to my SAMBA
share directory on a Linux server.
Are you saying that because my work directory is on a Linux server, I will
have problems with the line ending and/or other things?
Or am I save since I only access the repository with a MS based tool and
edit the files only with MS based tools?
Alan
At 03:59 PM 7/26/02 -0400, you wrote:
>I mean, don't share directories between Windows and Unix/Linux; the file
>formats and filesystem semantics are different. They're similar enough
>that many things will work and fool you into thinking that everything
>will work, which it won't. Unless you're using the server strictly as a
>server and only access the directory from the client, never directly on
>the server, it's a bad idea that will eventually bite you.
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