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> I've updated to TortoiseCVS 1.8.26 just now. TortoiseCVS 1.8.26 seeminly > comes with CVSNT 2.5.3.2260: > C:\Programme\TortoiseCVS>..\CVSNT\cvs.exe --version > Concurrent Versions System (CVSNT) 2.5.03 (Scorpio) Build 2260 > (client/server) > (...) Err, not sure I follow your logic here ;-) This cvs.exe inside _CVSNT_ folder isn't most certainly installed by TortoiseCVS... > However, for :local: CVSROOT access TortoiseCVS seemingly comes > with and uses a dedicated cvs.exe as of CVSNT 2.0.58d. For instance, > when trying to > view revision 1.1 of word.py from within the TortoiseCVS revision graph, > this results in: > (...) Sure, TCVS uses this dedicated copy for all its operations. > Should I possibly replace the cvs.exe within the TortoiseCVS directory with > the one from the CVSNT directory? Or should I rather run the CVSNT server, > and if so, which protocol would you recommend? Simply rename the cvs.exe inside TortoiseCVS folder to something else. Replacing the executable could/would cause DLL versions mismatches. > PS: Is 512 bytes some magic number on the NTFS file system? Not that I know of. That comment kind of puzzled me too ;-) The only 512 "magic number" I can remember is hard disk sector size... -Flavio