Kenny Tilton <ktilton@nyc.rr.com> writes:

I have created quite a mess in the Cells project CVS tree over the years. I have worked out how to delete directories below a module, but unless I am mistaken there is no way to delete a module.

There's always rm -rf :-)

Any thoughts as to what my options might be? Is there a Doomsday wipeout option? Is there some way youse guys have to nail a module? If not I will just populate each vestigial module with a simple read-me.txt redirecting folks to where they should look.

You can edit the repository directly and remove modules. Just log on to the box (using some ssh client), change to the cvsroot directory cd /project/cells/cvsroot , type ls , and you will see the list of modules. To remove module foo, just do rm -rf foo and that's about it. Cue in rant about user interfaces. Note, however, that the module will be gone for real :-) Regards, Mario.