On Fri, May 12, 2000 at 04:58:57PM -0700, Rajkumar Vinoth wrote:
> I've installed CVS1.10 server and wincvs on the client side.i want to
> find a way to know "who has checked what file at a particular time??"(in
> short,view of whats happening at the server end).Is there a way to do it.
Check out your CVSROOT directory/project and add a line similar to the
following to the loginfo file:
DEFAULT mail -s "CVS Commit" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and commit CVSROOT.
This will then send you email with a title of "CVS Commit" with a list of
changed files and the commit message whenever someone commits changes to your
repository.
Instead of DEFAULT at the start of the line, you can provide a regex (notify
you of changes to all projects matching the expression), DEFAULT (notify on
all projects unless they match a regex line), or ALL (notify on all projects
in addition to any regex/DEFAULT rules).
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