hi, there is an option -R for cvs commit... ( means process directories recursively ) as far as I know you can do the checkin of a file in a subdir in two ways:
1. cd /project/blah/test2 cvs -d stuff -m'' ci this commits only file /project/blah/test2/testfile2 2. cd /project/blah/ cvs -d stuff -R -m'' ci this commits both /project/blah/test2/testfile2 and /project/blah/testfile1 Frank > The questions is isn't it expected that on the first commit both files has > to be updated in CVS-repository... _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
