In the future, please send such general help requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] rather than
directly to me. You
are much more likely to receive a timely and accurate response.
David Kornmann wrote:
> Thanks for your help. Well, we have made some progress with this problem: What we
>noticed
> is that we can check in files sometimes and if they are relatively small (couple of
>kb). it seems to
> be a network connection problem. Could it be so that I get this error message from
>CVS because
> there was a transmission timeout with the server? That's the only logical
>explanation that I have found
> so far to this problem...
In any case, like I said, I've never heard of this problem before, but if it only
happens with large files it
might be lack of swap space. If it's a flaky network you should be seeing major
symptoms somewhere besides
in CVS.
You might try searching the mail archives for more on this problem. There's one at
mail-archive.com and one
at groups.yahoo.com.
Derek
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