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Hello list, I've got a problem with a commit command that explicitly lists the files to be committed. It will only commit the files in subdirectories and ignore the ones in the current directory. These will be committed when I issue the exact same command once again. There are no error messages. To reproduce create the following directory structure and import it: testcvs/a.txt testcvs/sub/b.txt Now, change both a.txt and b.txt and issue the following commit command from within 'testcvs': cvs -d :pserver:Marcel at localhost:/cvs commit -m "" sub/b.txt a.txt I know that specifying the cvsroot is not necessary, but my problem is that the cvs commands are issued by a tool (maven 2) that generates them with this. I get the following response: Checking in sub/b.txt; /cvs/testcvs/sub/b.txt,v <-- b.txt new revision: 1.2; previous revision: 1.1 done I'm using cvsnt 2.5.03.2260 on winxp pro sp2. The machine is not part of a domain and in the server setting I've chosen run as client user. User 'Marcel' is in the passwd file. When I change the commit to: cvs -d :pserver:localhost:/cvs commit -m "" sub/b.txt a.txt it will commit both files. But again this is not under my control because the command is generated. I would say that since I am already in a working copy, cvs could completely ignore the -d parameter. Any help would be appreciated. Regards, Marcel __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com