cvsimport error when modulename is '.'

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in an empty directory I'm attempting the command:

git  cvsimport -A ../authcvs-conv -k -m -v -d:pserver:anonymous@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:/cvsroot/opendkim .

this results in ...

Initialized empty Git repository in /home/dan/software_projects/opendkim-import4/.git/                                                
Running cvsps...                                                                                                                      
connect error: Network is unreachable                                                                                                 
cvs rlog: Logging .                                                                                                                   
NOTICE: used alternate strip path /cvsroot/opendkim/.c                                                                                
WARNING: file /cvsroot/opendkim/BRANCHES doesn't match strip_path /cvsroot/opendkim/.c. ignoring                                      
WARNING: file /cvsroot/opendkim/FEATURES doesn't match strip_path /cvsroot/opendkim/.c. ignoring                                      
....
for every file up until the end:
....
Fetching vsignore   v 1.1
Unknown: error

The resulting directory is empty apart from a empty initialised git repository.

git version 1.7.0.rc2.13.g8b233.dirty
cvsps version 2.1

numerous permutations of attempting this import have failed. Also fails with
 the CVS module aliases 'world -> .' and attempting to use "world" as an alias name.

I'm happy to assist in debugging this if required.

Daniel
OpenDKIM developer
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