> I've spent many many time trying to deal with my problem.
> 
> I got some things in a repositoy that I want to be
> checked out automatically once in a while. So I made
> a perl script that does this.
> 
> I almost works, but I got some files that complain with
> 
> move away ... it is in the way.
>
This would seem to mean that the files are already there.  Assuming
you're checking out into a clean directory, could you possibly be
checking the same files out twice?

If not, it probably means that you didn't clean out the directory
as much as you should.
 
> All the other files work.
> 
> If I do a manual checkout it works.
>
Are you entering the exact same commands?  You might want to print
out those commands to a log file and run them by hand, in order.
 
> If I remove the file and run the script it works, but
> I don't want to do this.
>
Why not?  That would seem to be the solution (or, actually, put
something in the script to remove the file).
 
David H. Thornley                        | If you want my opinion, ask.
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