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On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 14:08:50 +0100, "Mathieu Veurman" <MVeurman at seagull.nl> wrote: >Our Eclipse gives a popup telling that in some situations won't get >enough information from CVSNT to do the synchronization. This is for us >enough not to use the repository prefix. We don't want to run into the >one situation where it doesn't work. Untill the people from Eclipse tell >us it is safe to use the repository prefix we won't use it. That popup is just bogus - it comes up whether there's a prefix or not. >> I doubt it could work out that it was using a repository prefix >anyway... >How about retrieving the version of the server and noticing that there >is NO drive specified... It's perfectly possible to setup a repository with no drive letter (although I suspect that would have to be drive on C). Of course on the Unix CVSNT builds there are no drive letters anyway. Eclipse is really starting to irritate me. They won't give any feedback or bug reports then start putting up bogus error messages that mean nothing simply because someone is running a CVSNT server. Tony