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On Wed, 23 Oct 2002 09:49:52 +0000, John Peacock wrote: > To save you some wasted effort, this will _only_ work if you do it from > the Linux side. If you play with the EOL's on the NT box, it will go > back to the original CR/LF line ending when you check out the files > again. > Not true, actually. If you check them out in NT you'll probably end up with CR/LF/LF or CR/CR/LF which needs changing to CR/LF then committing back in again. Your editor was perhaps hiding this from you. This isn't a CVS problem it's a result of sharing files between Unix and NT without using CVS as an intermediary - this is almost always fatal. Users should remember to use Unix CVS on Unix and Windows CVS on Windows to preserve the correct line endings for each platform. Sharing sandboxes via samba or NFS or copying file between systems without checkin/checkout will result in nasty problems like this. Tony