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> So you can in fact NOT point CVSROOT to another repository for a > module already checked out. The only way to do this is to forcibly go > in and edit the hidden files in the CVS folders (which you should of > course never do). Well, it's not that complicated, and can be done rather easily if needed. You need to be careful, though, and do it right... :) -- and should have a backup copy of your sandbox (if you don't want to check it out again in case something does go wrong). There's also a "Change CVSROOT" macro in WinCvs that supposedly does exactly what it says it does -- changing those files to point a sandbox to a different root. (I have done this before, when the server name was different for access from the Internet and the LAN and I didn't want to mess up my sandbox after leaving the LAN environment.)