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Hi, I am new to this list and cvs as well so forgive me if this message does not belong here. I have recently upgraded to 2.5.01 1927 and trying to create a text log that contains a line for each commit to a large repository (filename, date and version are enough). I have tried to use a loginfo script and written this line into the file ALL M:/logs/loginfo.bat %s %d loginfo.bat is a very simple script that does this; echo %1 %2 >> M:/logs/commit.log The problem is as follows: When I try to change and commit existing FILES in the repository, everyting is ok. When I try to add new files to EXISTING FOLDERS, it works again. But when I try to create a new folder and add it to the repository, The command i have used is as follows: cvs -d:sspi:localhost:/cvshome add -m this is a new folder AFOLDER 1.One cvs.exe task begins to use a lot of memory. 2.The command prompt just hangs up for minutes, sometimes it does not return at all so I have to force stop it. cvs processes stay in task manager so I have to start/stop the server again from cvs control panel 3. When the command prompt returns from the add directory line above, it says the following: cvs [add aborted]: end of file from server (consult above messages if any) Strange thing is, when I do not use the %s parameter in loginfo script, everything is ok, scripts work and I see a line in my log file for the directory add as well. So the problem seems to be with the %s, which I desperately need in my log for some further processing. Does anybody have an idea what the problem is? Or is there any other way to generate such a commit log in some other way that I do not know. Thanks in advance. Emre.