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>On Tue, 23 Sep 2003, Tony Hoyle wrote: > russo at albany.edu wrote: > > > Hi Tony, > > I actually edited the file. I tried several times from one PC, then moved > > to another and tried again using cvs95.exe which comes with TortoiseCVS > > (which is apparently a slightly older CVSNT client). > > Between these attempts I edited different files within the module... > > Are there any other files besides the history file on the server side > > which get modified during an update? > > > Are you on Win95? I'm not sure whether it works on that... it depends on > whether it handles timestamps in the same way. Tried from both Win2k and Win98. TortoiseCVS supplies two executables dependining on which windows platform you're using. On my windows box I tried both the CVSNT 2.0.9 suppplied client and the cvs.exe supplied with TortoiseCVS. On my Win98 box (usually running linux) I used the cvs95.exe which TortoiseCVS uses on Win95/98 boxes. I just tried again: C:\__work\_work4_ITS_Web\CVS-sandbox>cvs -d %test% co logparser cvs server: Updating logparser U logparser/.hraccesses U logparser/parslog.pl [... I edit the comment section of parslog.pl and save the file. There's a two minute time difference in the timestamp (my editor makes the .bak version). 09/23/2003 05:48p 5,312 parslog.pl.bak 09/23/2003 05:52p 5,339 parslog.pl ...] C:\__work\_work4_ITS_Web\CVS-sandbox>cvs -d %test% release -d logparser Are you sure you want to release (and delete) directory `logparser': n ** `release' aborted by user choice. ? -Ryan