The problem seems to be with WinCVS (maybe related to tcl/tk string parsing?). Things work fine on the command line. I added a file called "long name.c" (note space in file name) to a CVS test project. I then checked in 2 changes to get a rev. 1.3. I then used the below command to change the message log via the command line and via WinCVS. ***** command line ***** Here is the exact command and its output: D:\CVS\palm\test\sb1\test>cvs admin -m 1.3:"Made sec. change" "long name.c" RCS file: /home/cvs/test/long name.c,v done ***** WinCVS ***** cvs admin -m 1.3:"Made second change" "long name.c" *****CVS exited normally with code 1***** cvs admin: while processing more than one file: cvs [admin aborted]: attempt to specify a numeric revision Olaf P.S. The client (NTW 4.0) uses cvs.exe from WinCVS 1.1b13 The server is cvs version 1.10.5 on Rad Hat Linux 6
