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Eric Weidl wrote: > > I don't want them to be root level modules. I want them to be > "sub-modules". > > > By having CVS not require each module be in the root of it's CVSROOT. But _you_ are the one that is telling CVS that you want the module to be at the root! > > >> The repository is just a plain file system and B. how would you tell >> them apart? > > > How does Windows tell > > /dev/client_a/web cd /dev/client_a/web cvs import client_a/web vendortag releasetag > > apart from > > /dev/client_b/web > cd /dev/client_a/web cvs import client_b/web vendortag releasetag This works just the same when you are using WinCVS; you specify whatever module name (including path) you want the import to be labled as. FYI, you don't need to use the MODULES file in this case; just use cvs co client_b/web and you get only client_b's files. If you create a line in the MODULES file like this: client_b client_b/web you can do this instead: cvs co client_b and the repository files under $REPOSITORY/client_b/web will be checked out into the sandbox directory ./client_b. HTH John -- John Peacock Director of Information Research and Technology Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group 4720 Boston Way Lanham, MD 20706 301-459-3366 x.5010 fax 301-429-5747