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Siegfried Heintze wrote: > Does it matter what directory I am in when I use the update command? Yes, of course. All CVS-controlled sandbox directories contain metadata (in the hidden CVS subdirs) about which repository and which folder inside the repository they correspond to. When talking to the server, the CVS client uses this as the reference point. There are generally two groups of CVS commands: those that let you do things from the server's point of view (e.g. rtag, rlog, ls, export, etc. and checkout mostly) and those that let you do things from the client's POV (e.g. add, commit, edit, update, log, status, etc.). The latter ones can only work inside an existing sandbox as they need the above-mentioned reference point to talk to the server. These commands will also always read the CVSROOT from the sandbox metadata regardless of what you might have specified anywhere else. > Is this -d unique to cvsnt? No, the -d option is not unique to CVSNT. > If not, I would > guess eclipse could handle it it somehow. Anyone know? I don't know Eclipse but that option is commonly labeled "Create missing directories (that exist on the server)". The commandline help names it: "Build durecties, like checkout does." Hope this helps. -- Oliver ---- ------------------ JID: ogiesen at jabber.org ICQ: 18777742 (http://wwp.icq.com/18777742)