At 09:11 PM 6/20/2003 -0400, leam wrote:
>How do I set up a cvsignore to prevent me from getting all the extra 
>archs. I've tried a .cvsignore in the /root directory, and the $CVSIGNORE 
>variable set from all the arch types except my targets, Yet cvs updating 
>still hits the extra archs.

That's not what .cvsignore is used for. The .cvsignore file is used to list 
work/scratch files that may be in your local directory which you don't want 
cvs to list during the "cvs update" command with a "?" (unknown) status. 
Usually files/directories created as a part of the build process are listed 
there. The only way I know to ignore directories in the repository that 
aren't in your local work directory is to avoid putting the -d option in 
your cvs update command (or in .cvsrc). Unfortunately, that causes cvs 
update to ignore *all* new directories, including those that you do want to 
get.

>Can someone give me an example? Or point me to some better documentation?

I'm not aware of a simple way to do what you want (not to say there isn't 
one, but I don't recall it if there is).  


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