Eitle J�rgen wrote:
>
> no cvs doesn't continue to run. I checked with the task manager.
>
> Let me get a bit more detailed:
> I am testing this whole thing, in order to see whether it is fit to be used
> for our purposes. So for the moment I am he only user. I. e. I simulate the
> multiuser access.
>
> I do this by starting two clients (WinCVS) then checking out to two
> different directories. This works fine.
>
If they're running simulaaneously over the network, possibly. Have you tried running
in pserver
mode ('ntservice -test' if you don't want to install it properly yet), and doing it
that way?
What is the wincvs setup? If it's 'local directory' then you're not using the new
cvs.exe, as WinCVS
has its own copy in a cvs2ntlib.dll. cvsnt comes with cvsnt2slib.dll which WinCVS can
be set to use instead...
this is usually a little more up to date.
Tony
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