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Arthur Barrett wrote: >> It seems that the tools (TCVS in my case) use a normal cvs add without >> any options when adding a file with the default text options -- which >> seems to get overridden by CVSNT default options associated to file >> extensions. > > If ISO files on your system are text files then just add that to the > server side cvswrappers. There's probably an issue with the GUI tools that on their own determine the type of file when adding, or let the user choose. It seems they should set the options for text files explicitly, rather than doing a plain "add" for text files (which uses the server side defaults and therefore the file may not get added as text file, even if the user explicitly set "text file"). Server side cvswrappers doesn't seem to be a good solution in any case. I don't know, but it's quite possible that Bo has also binary .iso CD images on his system. Extensions are not a good way to say anything about any file. So maybe the way to go is to disable server side file type determination based on extensions altogether? At least for the ones who mostly use GUI tools for adding files? Gerhard