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Alright: just noticed a reproducable crashing bug (can't help it, sorry): cvs -d :pserver:yourusername at server:repository login --> asked for password + login OK cvs -d :pserver:yourusername at server:repository passwd --> immediately crashes! Context: unhandled exception in MSVCR70!7c014105() .... CVS!0047b60f() ... KERNEL32!77e9ca90() System: - on Windows2000 SP2 (+ all latest critical updates) - using TortoiseCVS Version 1.0.0 (shows that it's using CVSNT 1.11.1.4 Alpha 1 (Build 60) when typing cvs -version at the command prompt in the TortoiseCVS directory) - server running CVSNT 1.11.1.3 (Build 57d) - using pserver protocol All else seems to be OK though (I can update / commit / branch / ...) What is going on here? What is the cuurent stable combination of TortoiseCVS + CVSNT (which version should I use for each of the two)? Do I need to replace the version of cvs.exe (in fact CVSNT 1.11.1.4 Alpha 1 (build 60)) shipped with TortoiseCVS 1.0.0 with a newer cvs.exe? Frankly, I'm getting a bit tired of the trouble with these CVS administrative things (I really need to do some development instead of trying to solve crashing bugs in my tools). I write bugs as well, and these need to get solved too, you know ;-)) Koen