[cvsnt] problem with commiting deleted files

[Dries Feys]

Abid,

I think you misunderstood the cvs "delete" command.

Try first cvs delete finename and then cvs commit filename.

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Abid Hussain <abid.hussain at abid76.de> 
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[cvsnt] problem with commiting deleted files






Hello everybody,

I'm not an expert in CVS, so maybe I'm doing something wrong...
Here's my Problem:

When I delete a file in the local filesystem and then commit the deleted 
file to the repository, it doesn't work. Below is the output from the 
two clients which I use:

WinCvs:
cvs commit -m weg -- Dummy.java (in directory 
D:\java\scatterweb\src\scatterweb\criteria\)
Removing Dummy.java;
cvs [commit aborted]: end of file from server (consult above messages if 
any)

***** CVS exited normally with code 1 *****

Eclipse cvs plugin:
cvs ci -m "weg" -l "/scatterweb/src/scatterweb/criteria/Dummy.java"
     Removing src/scatterweb/criteria/Dummy.java;
The server reported an error while performing the "cvs commit" command. 
(took 0:
31.110)
    Error: The server did not provide any additional information.

Does anybody know what I can do?

Best regards,

Abid

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