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I have now tested the shadow handling with a virtual module and it does not work... Here is my modules file definition: Extrafile1 -d Common1 ModuleXX/Source source.txt ExtraFile2 -d Common2 ModuleXX/TestFolder Testfile.txt ModuleBB -d Kalle ModuleZZ/TestFolder3 ModuleBBext &ModuleBB &ExtraFile1 &ExtraFile2 And here is my shadow file definition: ModuleBBext HEAD C:/DATA/USERS/CVSNT/ModuleBBext I have checked out ModuleBBext and then I edited one of the files in subdir Kalle and committed. But no shadow module was created... :-( When I did a closer investigation by looking in the CVSMailer log I found this: 20060106 10:51:18 DEBUG: Parameter 3: /korvkiosk 20060106 10:51:18 DEBUG: Parameter 5: ModuleZZ/TestFolder3 ATestFile.txt,1.2,1.3 So the commit operations on the server did not mention the virtual module name at all and this means that there is no match for shadow to work off. Conclusion: You cannot maintain a *virtual* module using the shadow file! /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)