Advanced Preferences

CVS Timezone
WARNING Changing this setting may cause jCVS to not work properly. This is the CVS Timezone. This setting determines what timezone is used to establish a zero offset from GMT. CVS uses GMT+00 for all timestamp comparisons. This will affect how CVS decides if files have been modified. The only reason to change this setting is if your JVM does not consider the timezone "GMT" as GMT+00 (which is a bug). For example JVM's from Sun prior to release 1.1.4 require this setting to be "GMT+00".

Checkout Command
The Checkout CVS command specification. WARNING Changing this setting may cause checkouts to not work properly. This is the CVS Command Specification string that determines the way that new projects are checked out. \n\nIt is not recommended that you change this setting unless you know exactly what you are doing. Refer to the "CVSCommandSpec.html" documentation for further details.

Debug CVSProject
This setting allows you to turn on extensive debugging that will assist in debugging project handling. This should only be true when you are interested in a log that can help debug a jCVS problem.

Debug EntryIO
This setting allows you to turn on extensive debugging that will assist in debugging CVS administration file IO. This should only be true when you are interested in a log that can help debug a jCVS problem.

Ignore Filename
The local CVS ignore filename. By default, CVS reads files named '.cvsignore' for a list of files that should be ignored during processing. Unfortunately, some operating systems do not allow filenames to begin with a period. If you enter a filename for this property, then files with that name will be checked for ignore specification anytime there are found in a directory. Set this to the empty string to use only '.cvsignore'.