Shawn Hamzee writes: > > cvs import -m "main import" /home/sbs mainjob start > > while in the directory /home/sbs, for certain files or perhaps in certain > situations, cvs created multiple file such as this: > > index.html > index.html,v > index.html,v,v > index.html,v,v,v
That's what happens if you're running an old version of CVS (you might want to update to the current release -- 1.11.1p1 -- which you can find at www.cvshome.org) and do an import inside the repository. Your repository should be a brand new directory that you create and initially set up using "cvs init" -- not an existing directory with files that you want to put into CVS. When you do an import, you specify the *relative* path inside the repository where the files are to be stored, not an absolute path like in your above command. -Larry Jones You just can't ever be too careful. -- Calvin _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
