CVS import messing around

[Candy]

Not sure whether this is the right place.

I've tried to do an initial import a few times, and it ended up in the repository twice. Once erroneously and once under a wrong name. How do I rename / delete an import?

[Therx]

If you're on Sourceforge you can't delete files yourself. Submit a support request asking your CVS to be wiped or whatever.

Pete

[Candy]

If you're on Sourceforge you can't delete files yourself. Submit a support request asking your CVS to be wiped or whatever.

Pete

Ok, you're right about the sf.net part.

On another part, before I got it correctly imported, the import doesn't go deeper than a level or 2-3, which leaves out a lot of files in my case. How do I get it to include those files too?

[Whatever5k]

Hm, what do you mean? It is been a long time I've been using CVS (on SourceForge, too), but as long as I remember, my initial import imported _all_ files from the directory. What is the problem?

[Candy]

Hm, what do you mean? It is been a long time I've been using CVS (on SourceForge, too), but as long as I remember, my initial import imported _all_ files from the directory. What is the problem?

I have a directory structure like

0.0.2/src/kernel/core/pager/map.c

in those cases, it misses out on any thing below core, so it might have seen the core dir itself, but it did not include those below it. It did include the files from kernel though

[Whatever5k]

Hm, that's weird, I think it is not supposed to do that. It worked fine with my source, maybe you should mail some Sourceforge-guy, I don't know.

[Therx]

Sounds more like a client problem than SF. What program are you using?

[Candy]

Sounds more like a client problem than SF. What program are you using?

up to now the default cvs that is packaged with Slackware. I figured since slackware is programmer-oriented, and rumor has it advanced programmers use cvs, its cvs would probably be a working one or some other message would have been posted.