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John Kinson wrote: > We get it here all the time too. Our production repositories are hosted > on Win2k server machines, our development PCs run Win2k (workstation). > AFAIK no unusual timezone settings are in effect (we're in the UK in > what's optimistically called summertime). All filesystems are NTFS. > Even testing locally (i.e. sspi access to a cvsnt server running on the > local PC) has the same problem. All other cvsnt commands work fine, > it's just release that misbehaves. Odd.. as I can't reproduce it even locally. There must be a common element that's not working. I'm in the UK too which often causes timezone problems to be missed, as I'm in GMT for half the year. > I would disagree about the release command being pointless though; I > frequently check out sandboxes from many different repositories, and > when done, want a safe way to delete the directory without accidently > discarding uncommitted changes. "cvs release -d" is *exactly* the right > command to use for this. Or is there an easier way? I'd normally do a commit first anyway so don't hit that problem. Tony