Here's an odd one: One of our developers is having difficulties committing five of his files. The problem files are all in the same directory. Here are the facts:
* The files in question are text files, Java source code. * The clients in question are JBuilder 7, Tortoise CVS 1.4.5, and WinCvs 1.2 & 1.3. The server in question is CVS 1.11.5. * The problem is not just with committing - any CVS operation on those files hangs. * General CVS commands, like logging in or doing a checkout, work fine. * The files are all in the same directory; however, he can commit other files in the same directory just fine. * I can reproduce the problem in JBuilder's CVS client, WinCvs 1.3, CVSNT (command line), and TortoiseCvs. Doesn't seem to be a problem in a specific client. * I can reproduce the problem in a clean checkout of the module. I checked the module out to an entirely different directory, copied the modified files over, and attempted to commit. CVS hung. * After transferring the same files to my machine, I was able to commit them no problem. Anyone have any idea where the problem might be? If it's a network issue, why does "ping cvs.servername.com" or any of the other CVS operations work fine? If it's a problem with the CVS setup on his local machine, why isn't it fixed by using a different client, or switching to a clean checkout? There are no CVS-related environment variables set, so there's nothing there. If it's a problem with the files themselves, why was I able to commit them successfully? Alas, I'm befuddled... Thanks, Kyle _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
