I have been using CVS for 3 years now, but have never been able to solve the following problem. Can anyone help? Thx.
*Problem Description* I work sometimes from home, sometimes from the office. So I often need to do the following: - checkout a module on my office machine - start modifying it on my office machine - copy the mopdified module (complete with CVS information) to my home machine - finish the modifications on my home machine - commit the changes from my home machine But whenever I do this, I find I'm unable to do any cvs commands on the module that was copied from the office machine. For example, if I do: cvs status and enter my password, I get: /CVSROOTccess /cvsroot/voicecode No such file or directory However, if recopy the module back to the office machine, I find I can commit the changes, etc... from that machine. Note that my home CVS setup is OK because the following works: - checkout a module on my home machine - do the modifications on my home machine - commit the changes from my home machine I suspect the root of the problem is that the module I copy from the office contains some information about how CVS is setup on the office machine. When I copy that module to my home machine, this information becomes invalid because there are slight differences between how CVS is setup on both machines (e.g. path where CVS is installed). Is there anyway I can get this to work? Thanks. Alain D�silets _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
