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On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 05:48:36 -0800 (PST), Anne Uday Chand <uday.chand at studentplanet.net> wrote: >Hi Bo, > >Thanks a lot of for your immediate response, it was so helpful and I was struggling since morning. Infact I was trying to create a new repository on the client machine by connecting to the server repository which is not correct. > >Now from the client machine I'm just specifying the CVSROOT to point to the server and checking out the objects. > >I have one more question i.e. instead of the developer sepcifying the CVSROOT everytime he/she is checking-out/checking-in an object, is there any way we can set the default CVSROOT path? > >Thanks a lot for the clarifications. > You have to specify the CVSROOT only *once* for a given checked out file set (= sandbox). This is done when you perform the chackout. After this all operations commanded within the sandbox will automatically use the CVSROOT you used during checkout. So commits, updates, tags, branching etc are all done without even once specifying a CVSROOT value. The original settings are stored in the hidden CVS directory within the sandbox. This is all explained in even very basic CVS literature... /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)