[cvsnt] Update problem - 2.0.62.1862 [ Vírusmentes]

[Zoltan.Szathmary at generali.hu]

Tony,
You have made the 1862 build now, so I got the binaries, and trying out
with our "strange" directory- and file-names. Unfortunately we use
non-us-ascii characters in directory- and file-names. Previous versions
(2.0.58d and earlier) handles these files/directories correctly.

- Fail: Importing modules, containing files/directories with name including
non-us-ascii chars in it
      (cvs server: cannot lstat file á?rvĂ-ztĹ?rĹ?tĂĽkĂ?rfĂşrĂłgĂ?pe: No
   such file or directory
        No conflicts created by this import
        *** ERRORS DURING THIS IMPORT ***)
- Fail: Checkout modules with name including non-us-ascii chars in it, if
it contains files/directories with name including non-us-ascii chars in it
      (cvs -d :sspi:@localhost:/test checkout -P árvíztűrőtükörfúrógép (in
      directory C:\work\local)
      cvs server: Updating árvíztűrőtükörfúrógép
      cvs server: cannot open directory /test/árvíztűrőtükörfúrógép: No
      such file or directory
      cvs server: skipping directory árvíztűrőtükörfúrógép
      cvs.exe checkout: in directory .:
      cvs.exe checkout: cannot open CVS/Entries for reading: No such file
      or directory)
- Fail: Update modules with name including non-us-ascii chars in it,
      (cvs update -P (in directory
      C:\work\local\webtest\_ujdir_\Pres\01.Tanács\)
      cvs server: Updating .
      cvs server: cannot open directory
      /test/webtest/_ujdir_/Pres/01.Tanács: No such file or directory
      cvs server: skipping directory )
      - Successfully adding, and commiting files with names including
      non-us-ascii chars in it
- Successfully adding, and commiting files which included in a module with
names including non-us-ascii chars in it (with Recursive Add macro)
- Successfully commits modules with names including non-us-ascii chars in
it
- Successfully tagging modules/files with names including non-us-ascii
chars in it

I think, something wrong.
Best regards!
Zoltan Szathmáry