Hi again, Being unable to solve my past issue, now I beg you to give me a simple example of how to use CVS. Here is what I've been trying so far:
First take a look at the following tree: +z:/ --iBackup ----bin ----obj --other folders... So: 1. I create a repository in CVSNT for Z:/ (CVSNT automatically initializes it), and another for Z:/iBackup. 2. I set the CVSROOT env var to :pserver:ivanv@sistemas:z:/ 3. I set the HOME env var to C:\test 4. I issue "CVS login" and I'm logged in succesfully. 5. I issue "CVS checkout iBackup", and the thing says that it cannot access "z://CVSROOT". 5. I change CVSROOT to :pserver:ivanv@sistemas:z:/iBackup 6. I login again and issue "CVS checkout bin", and now it says it cannot access z:/ibackup/CVSROOT... how come... It appears the repositories are indeed being initialized since I can see the CVSROOT subfolder on each repository. Also, I tried reinitializing the repository by "CVS init", but it says "cvs [init aborted]: end of file from server (consult above messages if any)". There is no "above" message. Boy, I really want to begin using CVS, but so far it has proven to be very difficult (it was a headache to get it working in the first place, and WinCVS does not work properly, but who's complaining? LOL) Thanks in advance. - Ivan V. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
