"-ko" and binary files...

[Timothy Stone]

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Environment: Mac OS X Tiger, CVS 1.11.19 on the server, 1.11.18 on  
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List gurus,

I'm loading some third party source into my project repository. There  
are .jpgs, .gifs, .jars, etc. All of which I have set as binary in my  
$CVSROOT/cvswrappers.

However, my binary files always end up as `-ko' not `-kb' when I  
check there status in immediately on checkout to a sandbox.

Now I have feeling this is because I put the `-ko' switch on my  
import command:

$ cvs import -ko -I! \
> -m "loading vendor source" src/vendorsrc vendorsrc REL_2_26

I think I just need some clarification on the `-ko' switch. Does it  
supercede `-kb', meaning it's as good, and my binary files are okay?

Many thanks,
Tim

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 we shall cheat Satan by baptizing it."
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