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CVSNT 2.0.13 There's a lot in this one so if you're paranoid it's best to wait a couple of days. * SSPI for Unix. No encryption, client only and only NTLMv1 so it isn't a whole lot better than pserver (it's only a little bit more secure), but people seem to want it... * DLL and COM plugin interface for commitinfo, loginfo, etc. Difficult to explain, but http://www.cvsnt.org/wiki/CvsChapter193a has some details. There's a c# COM server in the contrib_nt directory in the source. * Upgrade to zlib 1.2.1 * 'edit -z' command to compress the files in the CVS/Base directory (recommended, as it stops you accidentally editing them) * On Win2k and above, use the negotiation system to use Kerberos when available (when logged into Active Directory) * Commit -D to force the client to assume all files are modified, thus forcing it to send them to the server for diffing. It's rather slow on a large repository so only use in emergencies. * Upgrade to Innosetup 4