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Hi All: As an fyi, I'm very new to version control in general. Background: I have been tasked with setting up a code repository for my cohorts at work and to that end I'm running Concurrent Versions System (CVSNT) 2.0.9 (client/server) on a Win2k box. Connecting with sserver proto and authenticating against domain then restricting access with NTFS applied at the folder level. Problem: >From my limited understanding of CVS commands, "cvs release" is supposed to let you know if you have any edited files which have not been committed since your last commit or update. However, it remains silent. I did the following using the cvsnt client: checkout source edited files in source update source release -d source CVSNT simply asks if I want to continue with the release without reporting that I have uncommitted, modified files. Am I'm confused here or is cvs? I could have sworn this was working at one time. The only clue I can offer is I _believe_ it was working before I decided to authenticate against the domain and then applied NTFS security to the folders in the repo. I did check the history file in CVSROOT of my repo. and it appears to be getting updated. Regards, |----------------------------------| | Ryan Russo | | russo@[SPAMaway].albany.edu | | University at Albany--Computing | | Technical Services Web Team | |__________________________________|