Dirty files support is on... (dirty files are ending with .mcp)
If you don't need it, uncheck this box.
Dirty files support is off... (dirty files are ending with .mcp)
Check this box if you want cvs to ignore the local changes on this type of files.
Transfers between your computer and the server may corrupt binary files (because of CR/LF translations).
If you don't want MacCvs to check if tranferred files are binary or not, uncheck this box.
Transfers between your computer and the server may corrupt binary files (because of CR/LF translations).
To enable some automatic checking of binary type, check here.
MacCvs should detect if the file is binary or not and tranfer accordingly.
If you want to have a more thorough feedback from MacCvs and cvs, uncheck this box.
If you judge you have to many messages, check this box. MacCvs and cvs will be more discreet.
To disable TCP/IP compression, uncheck this box.
To enable TCP/IP compression, check this box.
TCP/IP compression may lead to faster transfers, except for already compressed files. It slows down the server so it should be used only with slow modems.
Empty directories will be removed.
If you want to have every bit of hierarchy from the vs server repository, uncheck this box.
Empty directories will be tranferred.
If you don't want that, check this box.
Files transferred from the server won't be editable.
When you need to edit them, you'll need to unlock them manually in the finder. If you don't like this behaviour, turn it off.
Sets the state of the files you transfer from the server.
If you'd like the server to automatically lock unmodified files, turn on this option.
