[cvsnt] Re: CVSMailer with CVSNT 2.0.62.1859

Glen Starrett grstarrett at cox.net
Wed Jan 26 18:33:12 GMT 2005


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Glen Starrett wrote:
> (I haven't checked if it is able to use \ again in the paths, one thing 
> at a time :))

I just checked -- it produces an error message on each \ in the path 
then hangs CVS.

I also found if I use -rHONEYWELL\\E123456 then it is still seen by 
CVSMailer as separate parameters, but there is no error from CVS.  The 
$USER replacement also still comes in as separate parameters.


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D:\src\TestModule>echo. | time >> test0.txt && cvs ci -m "testing"
cvs commit: Examining .
cvs commit: Examining Spaces In Module
Checking in test0.txt;
/test/TestModule/test0.txt,v  <--  test0.txt
new revision: 1.33; previous revision: 1.32
done
Unknown escape character '\P' ignored.Unknown escape character '\C' 
ignored.Unkn
own escape character '\C' ignored.Unknown escape character '\E' 
ignored.Script e
xecution failedok

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It's OK with me if this is going to change and be this way going forward 
since this is much better than "script execution failed" but the 
parameters not working correctly -- specifically $USER -- needs to be 
fixed.  The hanging isn't so friendly either :)

-- 
Glen Starrett



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