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Hi.. > Committing an empty file is perfectly valid, even if it doesn't happen very > often. The server handles it just like any other commit. Exactly my point: if even committing an empty file is valid, what-the-hell is the client sending to the server that causes it to write that invalid change text? 'Cause it's definately the server that updates the repository, and our server does not have 'real-time protection' turned on...... I find it hard to believe too; there must be something strange at the server side too.... > Make sure the affected clients are definately using client/server and not > local mode, then set the CVS_CLIENT_LOG environment variable to the name of > a file to log the transfers. You can then see if there's anything unusual > in the client/server communication. I will try this tonight, I'll make some script that will edit/commit all night and see what happens..... With the infamous NAV running, of course.. :-& Lio.