Re: [Rails-devel] Windows .bz2 utiltity?

[brett l. <wak...@gm...>]

That is, in fact, the correct extension because it's just a raw backup
of the CVS repository filesystem.

For checking the files out of CVS, Sourceforge has a pretty decent
how-to written up.

Eclipse has a handy CVS plug-in. For Windows, there's WinCVS or the
Cygwin utilities as well.

Or, you can just do a quick n' dirty mass renaming from the command
line to remove the ",v".

---Brett


On 2/7/06, Dave Mitton <da...@mi...> wrote:
> Guys,
>         I downloaded your compressed archive, to my XP system, but I didn=
't
> have a utility that could handle .bz2 files.
>
>         I got a copy of QuickZip, but it extracted the files into
> *.java,v   files which don't run well. (yes, the comma and v are in
> the file names!)
>
>         What are you using to pack and unpack these files?
>
> Dave.
>
>
>
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