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Subject: CVS tree from the 2.2.1 CDROM
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I waiting for the 2.2.1 CDROM from Walnut Creek.

Since it has the CVS tree as of the CD's release date I was
thinking of using that tree to keep a copy of the CVS Repository 
in my machine.

Can upgrade the tree that comes with the CD using CVSup to
maintain a copy of the Repository without downloading the 
entire Thing?

Will CVSup check each file on my local tree to see if files
need to be updated? Or, can I specify a date and CVSup
will update all files changed from that date (I could use
the date of 2 days before the CVS tree I have...)?

Tnx in advance
Jorge