I have a whole bunch of files in my local client directory that I wanted
to ignore whenever doing and update or commit to the server.

I noticed that you can have a file called .cvsignore, but that only works
for a single client and you must have it in every directory and
subdirectory in order to ignore certain *.{ext} files.

Now i read about this cvsignore file in the server, that you need to
put in in the $CVSROOT/CVSROOT directory. In the file I can put
all the extensions that I wanted to ignore.

Now i'm using Eclipse for my IDE and for some reason still doesn't ignore
it when i sync with the server, and shows differences

Am I doing something wrong, or got the concept all messed up?

Can anybody help out

Thanks
Peter
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