>> I know that the -l was removed from recent versions but I never created or >> changed a .cvsrc file. Can I prevent this error except by upgrading the >> cvs tools? > >Only by not using the global -n and -R flags. They both imply -l but >the 1.12.1 client doesn't differentiate between an explicit -l and an >implied -l and sends an explicit -l to the server in either case.
I updated the client to 1.12.5 and now the warning doesn't show up anymore. >> cvs server: cannot open /dev/null/.cvsignore: Not a directory >> >> Do I need to create a home dir for the user cvs? > >Any system user you're running as needs a home directory. The home dir of the user (me) did already exist but there seems to have been something wrong with it. After removing and re-adding the user account it worked. As this was only used for cvs no one noticed anything. Funny though that cvs worked except for this warning whereas e.g. sudo fabi never worked. It immediately fell back to the previous user. Thanks for the help. bye Fabi _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
