I am trying to run cvs, over ssh, from a windows system to a linux repository.
I am using the cygwin package on my windows (win2k) system so I get a bash command line, ssh, cvs, etc. It all works fine, except for problems with the line endings. I have not set the file as binary, and it seems that NO line ending conversions are taking place. On my windows system, if I create a file, say: echo "something" >file.txt then this file has a cr/lf line ending. If I add and commit it back to the linux repository, it ends up with the cr/lf pair on the linux system (so if I check it out from another linux system, it has cr/lf endings). If a file in the repository has just lf endings (as it should on linux) then when I checkout this file under the cygwin/cvs it comes down to my windows box without the cr/lf, just a lf. Is there a way to force line ending conversion? Is this a cygwin problem? Or maybe my ssh connection is causing this? thanks eric _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
