Shane Fisher wrote:
>Hey all,
>
>I'm having a really frustrating time with one of my CVS modules. I'm
trying
>to delete it and all of its contents (-R default, right?) from the
module
>wherein it lives. Imagine a directory structure like so:
>
>/top
>/top/sub
>/top/sub/beneathsub1
>/top/sub/beneathsub2
>
>I run the following commands:
>
>$ cd top
>$ rm -fr sub
>$ cvs remove -R sub
>
>And I get the following output:
>
>cvs server: Removing sub
>cvs [server aborted]: could not chdir to sub: No such file or
directory
>
>When I run an "ls" on $CVSROOT/top I see "sub", clear as day, just
sitting
>there laughing at me, complete with all of its original contents! So
how in
>the *&^% do I get rid of this stupid module?!
>
You can only "cvs remove" files in cvs. You can't remove directories.
All you can do is "cvs remove" the individual files in the
directories and then "cvs co -P" so that you don't get the empty
sub-directories.
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