How to Import code and maintain file's modification time as the time of import ( - d not working)

[Deb Comeau (LCL)]

Hi

 

We are running CVS version 1.11.22 on a Linux machine (cvshost).  The client server is an AIX Unix server.

 

I have been requested to import all batch source code into a current repository. The requirement for this code is to maintain the file’s original modification date. I have attempted this using the –d option, but then I get an error whenever I use the –d option.  

 

 

ClientServer$>cvs -d cvs:/noa_batch/sql import sql prod_1-0-0-0

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CVS Command Aborted ... Using the -d option is not allowed

 

You will be prompted for the repository to use

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This command works fine without the –d, but the dates are imported as today’s date.

 

 

Also tried:

ClientServer$>cvs import -d sql prod_1-0-0-0

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CVS Command Aborted ... Using the -d option is not allowed

 

 

How can I get this code into the repository without modifying the original timestamps?

If there is a means of using add and maintaining the file’s original date

 

 

Deb Comeau

Loblaw Companies East

1 President's Choice Circle

Brampton, Ontario

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(905) 459-2500 ext 6258

1-877-525-4627 ext 6258

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