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Tony Hoyle wrote:
> I have a loginfo:
>
> DEFAULT C:/Program\ Files/CVSMailer/CVSMailer.exe -l$CVSPID $USER
> $CVSROOT -rTUCKER\\tmh ${sVv}
> 20050126 19:21:28 -------- CVSMailer Ver: 1.5.1.34 --------
> 20050126 19:21:28 DEBUG: Root read from ini file =
> 20050126 19:21:28 DEBUG: Parameter 1: -l00000e58
> 20050126 19:21:28 DEBUG: Parameter 2: tmh
> 20050126 19:21:28 DEBUG: Parameter 3: d:/repo
> 20050126 19:21:28 DEBUG: Parameter 4: -rTUCKER\tmh
That looks correct to me too. I'm running a more recent version of
CVSMailer (there were a couple issues that Bo worked out, maybe hasn't
updated the release version). I don't think he had to update the
parsing code at all, so I'm stumped.
I tried stripping out all the "'s but they were still coming in separately.
I did a test with the loginfo:
cmd /C echo User is $USER
and it's very "happy" results was roughly:
User is HONEYWELL**********************************
*********************E123456
Where *'s are really happy faces (I'm not sure which ANSI value it maps
to, says 3F in my hex editor when I copy it).
I was expecting HONEYWELL\E123456 obviously. So then I tried:
^TestModule cmd /C echo I am HONEYWELL\\E123454, User is $USER
...which resulted in....
I am
HONEYWELL******************************************************************
**************************E123454, User is
HONEYWELL****************************
****************************************************************E711244
This machine is running Win2000, if that makes a difference.
--
Glen Starrett