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Subject: Re: tag=. gets me nothing 
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> Me, too. First, I am confused by the use of the old cvsup instead of the
> base system csup. 'csup -L2 cvs-supfile 2>&1 | tee cvsup.log' should do
> the same thing. I'm a bit confused by the repeated 'default tag=. lines,
> but I'd be surprised if that is an issue.

this is a command line i have been using since before ww2

> Is that all of the log? Does it go on to report that the operation is
> complete? Does it exit without error?

complete and total

randy