Hi Tom, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tom Wong) writes: >The company I am working for have been using CVS for a few months. Recently >we have noticed some strange data corruption problems which I would like to >see if some of you can share some explanations with me. Basically we have >noticed in some ascii files that a single character is changed to something >else. Sometimes it could be from a lower case letter to upper case. So far >we are not sure if this is a problem in CVS, or we have machines that are >corrupting the data and checking it into CVS. All of our machines are >running anti-virus software so we can almost eliminate that virus. Any >answer on this will be appreciated. I had exactly the same problem. The problem was not cvs but bad memory. Did you do a hardware upgrade recently ? To be sure that no bits are corrupted, use ECC memory. >My company uses CVS client 1.10 on Windows NT4 with service patch. Cheers, Gerhard. -- Gerhard Ahuis JO32EO It's good to be independent [EMAIL PROTECTED] 145,550 MHz Linux the Ultimate HAM OS Unsolicited advertisements subject to $1000 consulting fee.
