On Sun, 9 May 2004 05:02:50 -0700 (PDT) Shish [EMAIL PROTECTED]
babbled:
It seems that the images in CVS were checked in as plain unix text, so anyone
checking them out with the native windows client will have them corrupted by
being changed to windows' line endings. I got round
Shish wrote:
It seems that the images in CVS were checked in as plain unix text, so anyone
checking them out with the native windows client will have them corrupted by
being changed to windows' line endings. I got round this by checking out CVS
with -kb (force binary), but they should really be
1) Images and other binary stuff should be checked in (added) with -kb
for several reasons, this not being one of them.
I know -kb helps CVS figure out how to do some things, but what other reasons
are there, and why isn't binary file corruption one of them?
2) When working with unix stuff
Shish wrote:
1) Images and other binary stuff should be checked in (added) with
-kb for several reasons, this not being one of them.
I know -kb helps CVS figure out how to do some things, but what other
reasons are there, and why isn't binary file corruption one of them?
The -kb flag can be set
