Christian Schmolzi writes:
>
> Several update tries with differnt options did not succeed. The only way to
> get the file from the repository was by telling cvs explicitely which file
> to update ("cvs update -P file.txt"). Another colleague of me reported this
> behavoir happened with his windows client (WinCvs).
The only thing I can think of that would account for that behavior is
that the repository file is in the Attic rather than the regular
directory (only files that are not alive at the head of the trunk should
be in the Attic). If so, you can manually move it out of the Attic. I
have no idea how that would have happend, though; either an error
occurred that prevented CVS from moving it or someone did something
nonstandard.
-Larry Jones
You don't get to be Mom if you can't fix everything just right. -- Calvin
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