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Regarding your points:
1. I thought that colon was mandatory, not optional. That's why I took it out of the optional part
2. My bad, I put the slash in the wrong place (most embarrassingly, since I need that slash in the middle of the remote module name).
However, I honestly believe regexp is way too complicated, error-prone and hard to maintain for this job. Just a couple of StringTokenizers, first using commas, then colons for the cvsroot, should be enough. Just my two cents.
Anyway, the committed change works perfectly for my psfs. Thank you!