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Oliver Giesen wrote: > I just did a few ordinary client tests (i.e. checkouts and updates from > a few remote repositories) with the unofficial(?) CVSNT 2.5.02.2057 > (RC4) and it seems that after each command I tried so far, my desktop > firewall is alerting me that cvs.exe is attempting to contact an > external server on port 80. The server it has been trying to contact so > far was 69.93.197.231 (*.reverse.theplanet.com). Surely this is not > intentional? The only reason this could happen is to send crashdumps to cvsnt.org. If it's crashing it would be good to know why. > Furthermore, a regular update (no -d option) on the CVSNT repository, > got me the complete module though I was far from wanting all that... > (or is there an "up -d" in the server's cvsrc?) Yes.. I prefer having -d the default. > Another strange thing upon getting stuff from the CVSNT repository was > that WinCvs is now showing me strange sticky directory tags like ":1.2" > and "CVSNT_2_5_02_2057:1.1". Are these just symptoms of the new > directory versioning support? That's been there since 2.0.58ish.. it's actually what I'd consider the old directory versioning support.. the new one is a different scheme. Tony