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Re: What is the problem with CVS when sometimes the binary corrupt?
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Derek Robert Price |
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Re: What is the problem with CVS when sometimes the binary corrupt? |
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Mon, 16 Aug 2004 17:55:50 -0400 |
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walala wrote:
>The downloaded version, on Windows, it is 3535 bytes; on Linux, it is
>3532 bytes, both are wrong. So the file is corrupted on both
>platforms.
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>Anybody know why? Please help us! Thank you very much!
Sometimes, if you use `cvs admin -kb' to set the binary file type
after it's already been added, you need to check in a new, uncorrupted
version of the file before you can check out uncorrupted versions. To
avoid this problem, you can use `cvs add -kb <file>' to add files with
an initial binary status.
Also, be careful that you are not checking out with some keyword
option, like `cvs up -kk'.
Cheers,
Derek
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