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I'm having trouble checking out an alias
module. My command looks like
this
cvs -d :pserver:me@server:/cvsroot
co foo
where foo is defined in the modules file
like this
foo -a bar baz
bar -d a/b a/b
baz -d a/c a/c
What happens is that a copy of bar is
checked out, but not baz. Instead, an
error message
cvs server: existing repository
/cvsroot/a/b does not match /cvsroot/a/c
cvs server: ignoring module
baz
When I give the command as
cvs -d
:pserver:me@server:/cvsroot co bar baz
both modules are checked out just fine.
Similarly, I can check out foo using WinCVS with no problem.
I have the same problem with Windows 2000
clients 1.10.5 and 1.11, but no problem with WinCVS 1.2. (The server is on a
Linux system.)
How can I check out all the parts of foo in
a script (which is why I'm want to use cvs directly, rather
than WinCVS) without extracting its definition from the modules
file?
Thanks!
_
Bruce
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