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Jon McLin wrote: >>>The perceived problem: "cvs ls" attempts to list directories in a >>>subdirectory of the repository, with the same name as the repository: >>>ie, my repository is "LearnCVS", cvsnt attempts to list modules in >>>"LearnCVS/LearnCVS" >> >>You probably set your Repository Prefix too deep. In your case it >>should be "E:\cvsrepo", and NOT "E:\cvsrepo\LearnCVS". From other >>comments though, that might not be the case?? It could be a bug, but I >>haven't seen it happen. >> >>What is in your modules file? How are your repositories configured >>(control panel applet info)? >> >>-- >>Glen Starrett > > > Glen, > Thanks for the response. > Modules file is the default - 26 lines of comments only, no entries. > In the control panel: > - Repositories Tab > - "Repositories Prefix" is checked. > - Repository Prefix selection is "E:/cvsrepo" > - "Valid Repository Roots" contains a single entry "/LearnCVS" > > Do note again that this is on NT4 Terminal Server: > CVSNT 2.0.41a on an NT4 server SP6, Terminal Server Edition. > > I may try to setup the same configuration on a Win2K workstation box just to > see if the behavior is different. > > Best regards, > Jon McLin > I have confirmed that this is a bug manifest by NT4. An identical CVSNT configuration was created on an XP workstation box, and with this XP installatino 'cvs ls' properly lists the modules within the repository. Bug #50 has been created accordingly (although the OS is "other", as NT4 is not listed!)