[Lunar-bugs] [Lunar Linux 0000440]: lin moonbase deletes zlocal from cvs moonbases

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The following bug has been CLOSED
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http://bugs.lunar-linux.org/view_bug_page.php?f_id=0000440
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Reporter:                   jmhodges
Handler:                    sofar
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Project:                    Lunar Linux
Bug ID:                     0000440
Category:                   theedge (core tools)
Reproducibility:            always
Severity:                   minor
Priority:                   none
Status:                     closed
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Date Submitted:             2004-02-01 07:38 GMT
Last Modified:              2004-02-01 15:55 GMT
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Summary:                    lin moonbase deletes zlocal from cvs moonbases
Description: 
The summary tells it all.  I have no idea why this is occuring.  It doesn't
appear to be a problem for normal moonbases, but cvs moonbases (a cvs
moonbase checkout symlinked to be the moonbase) seem to get their zlocal
deleted.  Odd.
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 jmhodges - 2004-02-01 08:06 GMT 
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obviously, this is not the ideal way of doing things, but just an
interesting problem i ran into.  remove if its really no consequence to
anything else.

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 sofar - 2004-02-01 15:55 GMT 
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Sorry, but this is expected behaviour. Lin moonbase is supposed to work on
/var/lib/lunar/moonbase only, and mixing it with CVS is not supported,
actually, it's not even advised and I would go as far to say, that doing
that is just plain stupid :^P...

don't symlink it!