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I have a few questions regarding setting up the cvsroot/modules file. I am importing a fairly large existing project that contains multiple code bases, some of which have common files, that at the moment without CVS just have different copies, which as you know is a major pain, and the main reason we are moving to a VCS. This is how I want it to work, to avoid duplicating modules: tiles volt/graphics/tiles tilethumbs volt/graphics/tilethumbs tiff2til_tiles -d tifs &tiles tiff2til_tilethumbs -d thumbs &tilethumbs tiff2til volt/utils/tiff2til &tiff2til_tiles &tiff2til_tilethumbs The problem is that when I do a cvs checkout tiff2til, i get the following directory sturcture: tiff2til\ tiff2til\tifs\tiles tiff2til\thumbs\tilethumbs I know I can modify it to work as I want, and this is below: tiles volt/graphics/tiles tilethumbs volt/graphics/tilethumbs tiff2til_tiles -d tifs volt/graphics/tiles tiff2til_tilethumbs -d thumbs volt/graphics/tilethumbs tiff2til volt/utils/tiff2til &tiff2til_tiles &tiff2til_tilethumbs Which produces the desired directory structure: tiff2til\ tiff2til\tifs tiff2til\thumbs I guess the point is that I want to keep certain directories under a given easy name as (as tiles/tilethumbs), but in certain other modules, these files need to go under a different directory name, because the other code involved is looking for certain files in certain places. Is there a way around having to reproduce the different definitions in my cvsroot/modules file (short of modifying the code itself?). That was probably pretty confusing, but thanks in advance anyway. Phillip _______________________________________________ Cvsnt mailing list Cvsnt at cvsnt.org http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt https://www.march-hare.com/cvspro/en.asp#downcvs