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"steve" <steve at gokubi.com> wrote in message news:mailman.669.1064528351.630.cvsnt at cvsnt.org... > I've got CVSNT 2.0.10 running on a Windows 2000 Advanced server. I'm using > TortoiseCVS as a client from my Win2K box, connecting via ssh. I have a > repository set up, and can update and commit fine. I am having trouble > adding a directory that has files in it. > > In my working directory on my client, I create a directory and put some > files in it. Then I try to add the directory. Tortoise runs "cvs -q add > Test". The directory gets created in CVSNT with a .owner file. Then > Tortoise hangs after showing "? Test/Junk.ppt <cr>? Test/junk.txt" which > are files in the "Test" directory. I can abort, and then go and add each > file individually, but I'd rather it was done recursively as I have some > large code trees I'd like to get into CVSNT. "Unlike most other commands, the add command is not recursive." http://www.cvsnt.org/wiki/CvsChapter75?action=highlight&value=cvs+add > > Does anyone have any guidance on how to fix this problem? Use "cvs import" or some script like "Add recursively" available with WinCVS. > > Thanks, > Steve > -- Kevin Agius