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> So what happens if you do > > foo -a bar &baz > > or > > foo &bar baz > > and other such devious combinations... OK, my statement was probably a bit fuzzy there. Of course for something to be treated as if it were passed literally to a checkout command it has to be valid in that context in the first place. You simply couldn't write cvs checkout &bar baz so that combination should not be allowed I think. What I was thinking about when I wrote it could also be an ampersand module was more something like this: foo &bar baz -a foo Then again I have never actually used ampersand modules myself. So far I managed to get everything done using -d and -a modules exclusively (don't think I even used regular modules anywhere come to that). I think I could send you our modules file on Monday. > I've ascertained that: > > foo bar baz > > is just broken (it tries to create a file called 'baz' then complains it's > just disappeared). Makes sense I think, given the documentation. Cheers, -- Oliver ---- ------------------ JID: ogiesen at jabber.org ICQ: 18777742 (http://wwp.icq.com/18777742)