Rodent of Unusual Size wrote: > The Perl CVSROOT/foo script, however, shows different values for > $ARGV[0] (the $USER above) and $ENV{"USER"} (the actual environment). > The former is the remote (client) username I want, whilst the > latter is the local (server) username. > > It looks as though whatever does the expansion of $USER is using > an internal table, not the environment, since the admin-file > expansion of $USER differs from the value in the environment table. You are correct. Internal variables are described in the Cederqvist. Cheers, Laird
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