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At Monday 27/11/2006 20:16, Jeff Douglass wrote: >I have been using Tortoise with a local repository for a while and now want >to install and run cvsnt on a server and just use Tortoise as the remote >client. Is there a way to install cvsnt on the server, copy the existing >local repository over to the server, and have cvsnt use this repository? Yes, exactly what you said. Make sure you have no pending changes on your working copy - commit all. Install CVSNT on the server. Init a repository and make sure you can connect from the client. Copy all the repository files from your previous local repo to the server *excluding* the CVSROOT directory. You're done on the server now. Back on the client, checkout the CVSROOT module from the server -using the new cvsroot- and also from your local repository; compare and apply any customizations you might have done (scripts, etc) (if any - you can omit this step if you didn't modify anything there). Commit, and that's all. You should be able now to checkout a new working copy using TortoiseCVS and the new cvsroot. When you see that all is OK, delete your old working folders and the old repository, just to avoid confusion. -- Gabriel Genellina Softlab SRL __________________________________________________ Correo Yahoo! Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! ¡Abrí tu cuenta ya! - http://correo.yahoo.com.ar