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Spiro Trikaliotis wrote:
>No, cygwin does not have script (or at least not installed). Anyway,
>cvs release -d ... 2>&1|tee out
>
>works, too.
>
>>or if you really want to be sure run `od -a logerrorfile.txt |less `.
>
>
>the "corrected" output is:
>cvs update: cannot open directory /var/lib/cvs/cbm/vice<CR>: No such
file or directory<NL>[...]
>
>where <CR> and <NL> are the respective characters.
This can happen if you try to make the Cygwin CVS use a workspace
which was created or used by a different Windows CVS (commandline,
WinCVS, whatever...). They leave <CR>s on the end of lines in CVS/*
files (in this case probably CVS/Repository) and the Cygwin CVS,
looking for UNIX EOLs, treats them as part of the directory/file name,
sends them to the server, then the server reports
no-such-file-or-directory since it doesn't know about "vice<CR>", only
"vice".
Derek
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