Re: cvs -r not working

[Larry Jones]

Sandra Humphrey writes:
> 
> Sorry.  We are using version 1.11.1p1 local access on a unix box.  The -d is
> working fine.  The file does not exist in the work directory.
> This command produces the same results.
> 
> cvs -r -d /proj/asic1/ipt/rel1.1/ASIC_REP checkout -d./ $CVSDIR/site.list

I think you misunderstood me; I was wondering what happens if you leave
off the "-d./" -- do you get a read-only file or is it still writable?

Try doing the checkout with -t to get a trace and report the result.

-Larry Jones

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