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1 Installing CVS
1.1 Installing and Building CVS From Source
1.2 Using apt to Install CVS
1.3 Using rpm to Install CVS
1.4 Using yast to Install CVS
2 Building Your First Repository
3 Importing Projects
4 Accessing Remote Repositories
5 Checking Out Files
6 Committing Changes
7 Updating Sandboxes
8 Adding Files
9 Removing Files
10 Quick Tips for Success
 

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1 Creating a Repository
2 Deleting a Repository
3 Securing Your Projects
3.1 Repository Root Directory
3.2 CVSROOT Directory
3.3 Project Directories
3.4 General Information on Security
4 Repository Structure
4.1 CVS Subdirectory
4.2 Locks
5 CVSROOT Files
5.1 Configuration Files
5.1.1 config
5.1.2 cvswrappers
5.1.3 modules
5.1.4 notify
5.2 Scripting Files
5.2.1 commitinfo
5.2.2 editinfo
5.2.3 loginfo
5.2.4 rcsinfo
5.2.5 taginfo
5.2.6 verifymsg
5.3 Informational Files
5.3.1 checkoutlist
5.3.2 cvsignore
5.3.3 history
5.3.4 passwd
5.3.5 readers
5.3.6 users
5.3.7 val-tags
5.3.8 writers
5.4 Variable Expansion
6 Server Environment Variables
7 Backing Up a Repository
7.1 Freezing a Repository
7.2 Restoring a Backup
7.3 Mirroring a Repository
8 Editing a Repository
8.1 Moving Files and Directories
8.1.1 Prerequisites to moving a file
8.1.2 Moving a file: Method 1
8.1.3 Moving a file: Method 2
8.1.4 Moving a directory: Method 1
8.1.5 Moving a directory: Method 2
8.2 Deleting Files and Directories
8.2.1 Deleting a file
8.2.2 Deleting a directory
8.3 Deleting a Project
8.4 Editing a Project's RCS Files
8.5 Clearing Locks
9 Sandbox Structure
9.1 CVS Subdirectories
9.2 Dot Files in Sandbox Directories
9.3 Dot Files in User Home Directories
10 Client Environment Variables
11 Exit Status