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> The history file has no locking - never has - so if multiple processes are writing to it then one or the other will probably lose their data. > > Some clients may get a 'cannot open history file' error (which is non-fatal) but also it may just silently fail... depends on how the stdio library is implemented really. > > It's not unique to cvsnt at all... I guess it's never been considered a critical file so nobody's ever worried about it. OK, I see. Independent of this, is there some possibility that you could 1) fix the crash in 2.5.02 #2061 and 2) get it working like in CVSNT 2.0.58d (returning the files which contain the specified string in their path - no regular expression needed)? Thanks in advance. -- Best regards, Thomas Singer _____________ smartcvs.com smartsvn.com