> 
> I know this isn't a NetBSD specific question, but I'm looking for a magic
> CVS command that will update my machine automatically.
 
> The problem is, when I do a ``cvs update -d'' it creates new files and
> directories just fine (the -d flag allows directories to be created, of
> course) but old files and directories are not removed.  I can do a checkout
> of a specific date, but that causes annoying problems from time to time,
> since some things seem to break with sticky tags.
> 
> I've tried a whole slew or non-tagged checkout commands, but none seem
> to do what I want -- that is, mirror the code.
> 

I usually do a find to create a list of all files and directories in
the tree. Then I do my import. The theory is that I can check out
the source for any given (imported) date and then use a quick
shell script to kill the out-of-date files.

Any other ideas?
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