Re: Creating a UNIX module

Russ Pachl wrote:
>
> On the Tortoise FAQ -- "To detect whether a module was checked out 
> with UNIX line endings, TortoiseCVS looks at the CVS administrative 
> files in the CVS subdirectory: If the line endings for those files are 
> in UNIX style, a UNIX sandbox is assumed. Unfortunately, there are 
> some CVS clients (e.g. Eclipse) which create those files without a 
> single line ending, so TortoiseCVS cannot detect them as UNIX sandbox. 
> There's a preference setting that instructs TortoiseCVS whether to 
> default to DOS or UNIX in such cases"
>
>  
>
> Which administrative files need to be modified and how to support the 
> UNIX line endings?
>
You are not supposed to modify the administrative files, CVS does that 
for you.

-Torsten

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