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siegfried wrote: > Well shucks! > > How do make other machines' directory structure match the original machine? > For example, in the beginning (when importing . used to work) I did this: > > C: > cd \ > mkdir business > cd business > cvs import -Cdn business root > vi stuff > cvs add stuff > > Then on the original machine, the path was business/stuff but on the other > machines, it was business/business/stuff. I did not like the extra layer of > directories! There's no reason at all why the other machine would be business/business/stuff. What are you using for your checkout? In fact the module name doesn't need to have anything to do with where it's checked out, although it normally does for simplicity. I have to admit I've never seen anyone create an empty module in that way - although there's no reason it wouldn't work - normally you'd have existing sources to import (cvs really doesn't have a standard way to create empty modules.. my normal way is to checkout the root node and do a cvs add). Tony