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Siegfried Heintze wrote: > Are not jar files considered non-text files by default? They are, although defualts only actually matter during add/import. > When I did a cvs co on the 69.41.164.28 (the server) I did not have a > problem with corruption of jar files. This means the server is probably already treating the files as binary, otherwise it wouldn't work. > Is it possible that the corruption is unique to the eclipse client? It seems > that this is the case. I just did a jar tvf | more on a jar that I check out > using the cvsnt command line client from the sandbox on 209.97.229.249 and > that one is fine. It's definately eclipse then if the command line checks out OK. It sounds like eclipse is forcing a checkout as text for some reason. Ask on an eclipse group as they use their own client not a standard one. Tony