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> what means 'co -D "" ' ?
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> Thu, 05 Jul 2007 08:16:05 -0700
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> I have some troubles with Capistrano.
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> It wants to run a command like this:
> CVS_RSH="ssh" cvs -d :extssh:address@hidden:/opt/server co -D "" -d
> 20070705123456 myproject
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> The problem is:
> it DOESN'T create a directory 2007...
> output of this command contains only lines like this:
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> cvs checkout: Updating 20070705123456/vendor/tzinfo-0.3.2/lib/tzinfo/
> indexes
> cvs checkout: Updating 20070705123456/vendor/tzinfo-0.3.2/test
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> But if I run
> CVS_RSH="ssh" cvs -d :extssh:address@hidden:/opt/server co -D "" -d
> 20070705123456 anotherProject
> output like this is:
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> U 20070705123456/index.html
> U 20070705123456/people.xml
> cvs checkout: Updating 20070705123456/com
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> What can I do with myproject to make it checkout'able in this weird
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> I cannot change this command.
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