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Thanks for the prompt reply and the answer. Bo Berglund wrote: > On Sun, 27 Apr 2003 17:13:54 +0000 (UTC), amodu at hotmail.com (Andre > Francois) wrote: > >Here is my newbie question. > >I am practicing the steps I will need to perform to start a project using > >CVS. > >I am using my network at home documenting the steps and then I'll perform > >them at work. > >I just imported a directory (heirarchy) into a cvsnt install and I want to > >repeat the process from scratch on the same server. How do I completely > >remove this directory from cvsnt? > If you have access to the CVSNT server PC then you can navigate to the > repository folder using Windows Explorer and physically delete the > subfolder containing the imported module including all its files and > subfolders. > This will effectively remove all traces of the module from CVS. > >When I remove it how will this affect the client (WinCVS)? Do I have to > >remove something from it as well? > If you have something checked out on the client side, then just use > the Windows Explorer and delete the whole module folder on the client > with its subfolders and files. This removes the module on the client > side too. > > > >Should I just uninstall cvsnt and reinstall to remove all signs of the > >repository and directory? > It won't help because since the install did not create your repository > and its files the uninstall will not remove them. They and the > registry settings still remain so that when you reinstall CVSNT you > are back where you started with the repository intact with the module > and all. > This is actually a very good thing because one can safely switch to > newer versiosn of CVSNT without worrying about destroying anything in > the repository. > HTH, > /Bo > (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)