It's an interesting problem. But I found solution and a good link :)
CVS Error Messages
One puzzling error message you will get is:
Move away somefile it is in the way.
CVS is disturbed by the appearance of repository files it did not put
there. Your best bet is simply to delete the entire directory containing
the offending file by hand, and re checkout or reupdate the directory to
build the necessary entries. Then you can add the files safely.
So I did, and not only I got them back, I also got Paul's early updates!
Thanks,
Joe
Joe Wang wrote:
> I did a cvs update on the root directory (fastinfoset). Besides
> getting Paul's recent updates, saw messages regarding the classes I
> added to /util like this:
> cvs server: Updating util
> cvs update: move away util/EmptyIterator.java; it is in the way
> C util/EmptyIterator.java
> cvs update: move away util/EventLocation.java; it is in the way
> C util/EventLocation.java
> cvs update: move away util/ReadIterator.java; it is in the way
> C util/ReadIterator.java
> cvs update: move away util/Util.java; it is in the way
> C util/Util.java
> cvs update: move away util/XMLChar.java; it is in the way
> C util/XMLChar.java
> cvs update: move away util/XMLConstants.java; it is in the way
> C util/XMLConstants.java
>
> These classes were somehow moved away (don't know to where). cvs diff
> shows they were not there anymore. So I tried to add them back, but
> cvs add file returns these message:
> cvs server: xxx.java added independently by second party
> With that, I couldn't commit the change.
>
> Anyone knows that the problem is? How would I correct the problem?
>
> Thanks,
> Joe
>
>
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