From: F. <j_r...@ya...> - 2002-05-15 07:28:28
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Luke, On 2002.05.15 04:02 Luke Dunstan wrote: > > Hi, > > I mentioned before the problem of checking in text files with CRLF line > endings using a CVS client that operates in binary mode (e.g. a > MSYS-dependent one). But there are also some files currently in CVS that > really are binary but are not marked as such. For example, checking out > "utils/drmingw/doc/sample.gif" with a Windows-native CVS client creates a > corrupt file because of newline translation. The correct way to check in > binary files is to "cvs add" them with the -kb option, and the CVS manual > (see http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs_9.html#SEC82) also contains > instructions for setting the binary flag on existing files. > > The only binary files I have noticed are the *.gif and *.ico files in > drmingw, so if the maintainer could make this adjustment I would be > grateful, or just let me know and I will do it myself (assuming that I > can find a copy of the original files). > Done. I've made "cvs admin -kb ..." as suggested in the above link. Thanks, José Fonseca |