Re: CVS question

Hi Andreas,

CVS can not remove directory. You can remove directory only if you have direct 
access to repository or just call 'cvs up -P' , with -P flag cvs doesn't 
create empty directories. 

Am Donnerstag, 10. Juli 2003 19:16 schrieb Andreas Fink:
> I have a not direct kannel related question but as we use CVS for
> kannel, everyone should know anyway ;-)
>
> I have a CVS repository where I have a project which I might one day
> contribut to the kannel cvs. I reorganize this project and one
> directory became obsolete. So I removed the directory with
>
> cvs remove -R mydir
>
> This removed all the files in mydir and also the reference to the
> directory. Then I do a cvs commit and everything looks fine.
> Until I do a cvs update -d. This re-creates the directory and all
> subdirectories in it. No files are being created but the empty
> directories still exist. This drives me mad. Before I add a new
> directory to the kannel tree, I want to be sure I can remove it
> afterwards again ;-)
>
> Anyone having a hint?
>
>
> Andreas Fink
> Global Networks Switzerland AG
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