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script grabbing cvs file .....
how do I write a script to checkout a file in cvs and cat the file into a file in my home directory
Commands are cd /home/smr/sandbox cvsroot choose option 1 cvs co filename cat filename > /home/smr/newfilename Thank you! |
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