linda w wrote:
>
> It seems that the standard stream notation is "::". programs like
> Notepad can
> read and write to NTFS streams using the :: (double colon notation). That
> would seem to indicate thay are valid pathnames that describe a "file"
> of data.
> I.e. -- ":" is valid in a pathname
It seems that the standard stream notation is "::". programs like
Notepad can
read and write to NTFS streams using the :: (double colon notation). That
would seem to indicate thay are valid pathnames that describe a "file"
of data.
I.e. -- ":" is valid in a pathname on an NTFS file system to in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi, I am using Cygwin 1.5.5 and cvs 1.11.6 on top of Windows NT 5.1.2600
> SP1. When I try to "cvs co" a file with a colon in its name, cvs gets
> horribly confused by NTFS streams and commits suicide. The exact error
> message is as follows: (note: I was checking ou
Hi, I am using Cygwin 1.5.5 and cvs 1.11.6 on top of Windows NT 5.1.2600
SP1. When I try to "cvs co" a file with a colon in its name, cvs gets
horribly confused by NTFS streams and commits suicide. The exact error
message is as follows: (note: I was checking out the "src" module on
the "HE
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