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CVSYNC2CVSUP(1)		  BSD General Commands Manual	       CVSYNC2CVSUP(1)

NAME
     cvsync2cvsup — convert a scanfile from the cvsync style to the CVSup
     style.

SYNOPSIS
     cvsync2cvsup [-hqv] [-g group] [-u user] -i cvsync-scanfile -o
		  CVSup-scanfile

DESCRIPTION
     cvsync2cvsup converts a cvsync scanfile into a CVSup(R) counterpart, has
     been added.  When the upstream server is using CVSync and you want to
     redistribute the contents using CVSup, this tool is your friend.

     The following options are available:

     -g	     Forces cvsync2cvsup to use a group name of group.

     -h	     Print the usage of cvsync2cvsup to standard error.

     -i	     Specifies an input file name.

     -o	     Specifies an output file name.

     -q	     Be silent mode.

     -u	     Forces cvsync2cvsup to use a user name of user.

     -v	     Be verbose mode.

EXIT STATUS
     The cvsync2cvsup utility exits EXIT_SUCCESS on success, and EXIT_FAILURE
     if an error occurs.

SEE ALSO
     cvscan(1), cvsup2cvsync(1), cvsyncd(1)

BSD				 Apr 10, 2004				   BSD

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