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Perhaps I didn't write clearly. I means that I can't use 'cvs history -u xxx' to get the records which format are "X yyyy-mm-dd mm:ss zone (null) xxxx v.v .. == username" but only to get those which format are "X yyyy-mm-dd mm:ss zone username xx =xx xxxx". I think the newer cvsNT changed the format of history info so that the record can't be interpreted perfectly. The following is copied from file "history": M3e79755a|zhuyunchuan|<remote>|root|1.1|rt.txt *cvsnt 1.11.3b73* M3e7f0c8c|(null)|zhuyunchuan|<remote>|root|1.1 *cvsnt 2.0.0rc1* the position of 'username' is changed and filename missing. isn't it? Tony Hoyle дµÀ: > On Tue, 01 Apr 2003 09:30:32 +0800, zhuyunchuan <zhuyunchuan at 263.net> wrote: > > >>I found the format of output of 'cvs history' changed while updated to >>1.11.3b77a or newer. >>Format of older version: (cvs history -a -D 2003-3-20 -z +0800) >>O 2003-3-20 10:20 +0800 zhuyunchuan MG600X =MG600X <remote>/* >>Format of newer version: (cvs history -a -e -D 2003-3-30 -z +0800) >>C 2003-3-31 08:49 +0800 (null) AS6030_SNMP/src 1.4 <remote> == zhuyunchuan >> >>I can only get the first info when I use "cvs history -u zhuyunchuan -e" >>, why? >> > > 'cvs history' has not changed for ages (the current implementation isn't > significantly different from cvs 1.11.1p1 that it was based on). > > The different output you're seeing is because the second command has '-e' in > it which shows all record types. > > Tony >