RE: cvs2git CVSNT and no dump file

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> cvs2git is the name of a script that is in the cvs2svn distribution.
> You have to start the program by invoking this script using the Python
> interpreter.  For this you might have to (manually) specify the full
> path.  After that, nobody needs to find the path to cvs2git again.

I am excuting cvs2git this way:

K_clark@BUILDMACH /d/repoconvert/cvs2svn-trunk
$ ./cvs2git --options=cvs2git-kc.options

Where the options file is the same as cvs2git-example.options with the 
changes I mentioned in the first post.

Im assuming the cvs2git script specifies that is requires python to be
the interpreter?

I added CVSNT and python to the Mingw32 path:

$ which python
/c/Python26/python

$ which cvs
/c/Program Files/cvsnt/cvs


I didn’t file a bug report as I didn’t feel it was right because as you 
say cvs2git is not supported with CVSNT repositories.

If you think this is sounding like a no hoper, I wont spend any more time
on it.  We are hoping to switch to Git from long term cvs(nt) use, but we 
were hoping to keep all the history.  I guess the alternative is to simply
freeze the CVS repo, so developers can still get to older revisions, and
move forward with a fresh new Git repo.

Kevin
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