Jason,
> Everything seems to be working now! I did omit the module name, sorry.
> It is ccvs and I have also added the modules file. Now cvs co -c
> returns, ccvs @�0
>
> Any ideas what is causing the @�0???
I couldn't reproduce anything like that locally.
Old version of CVS?
I remember me fixing this bug still present in your repository:
$ cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home2/cvsroot rdiff -r0
.
cvs: lock.c:179: lock_name: Assertion `*short_repos++ == '/'' failed.
cvs server: warning: NULL value for key `ccvs'
Terminated with fatal signal 6
Given the seriousness of the latest security fixes, I wouldn't even mind
using the today's snapshot of CVS.
I believe that you should put "ccvs ccvs" to the modules files. I think
CVS is not supposed to list the top level directories (but the output is
strange, maybe there is some buggy code that was supposed to do it).
Regards,
Pavel Roskin
