Martin Roehrig wrote:
Hi Martin.
Thank you for your ansver.
> However you can use cvs import -d to preserve the files' modification times.
> But please be aware that this didn't work in *client/server mode* when I used it
>last time (CVS 1.10 on the server side, WinCVS 1.1b7 (which seems to use CVS 1.10.6)
>on the client side). In *local mode* it worked fine.
I did import the project by hand "cvs import -d -m "bla bla bla " ......
It did work fine. Just out of curiosity, how would I specify -d to WinCVS ?
The client/server problem you mention, is actually noted in Karl Fogel's book. (Page
170 in the "free" version)
> So if this is still a problem in current implementations, you might use the
>following workaround:
> 1. import your project in local mode to a local repository using import -d
> 2. when finished with the whole import move the entire repository tree to the romote
>host where you want the repository to reside.
I'm using a local repository. So no problem.
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