Dennis Jones wrote:
>
> Tony,
>
> cvs -t gives:
>
> -> run_popen(cvs/cvs -n -q -d 192.168.0.21:/vol/cvs update,r)
> The name specified is not recognized as an
> internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
> cvs release: unable to release 'CVSROOT'
>
This looks wrong. Firstly it's trying to run 'cvs/cvs', secondly the cvsroot
is wrong (192.168.0.21:/vol/cvs is not a valid cvsroot).
Also I don't see how an NT version could *ever* generate a path of 'cvs/cvs'. It's
generated
from argv[0]. What are you using to run cvs? Some kind of wrapper program? I can't
see a way
of generating this data without hardcoding it into a program somewhere. Are you using
some kind
of 3rd party shell (cygwin?).
The cvs release command looks to be implemented pretty badly anyway, so this is a bug
waiting to happen... It tries to re-execute cvs with a 'cvs update' command. Really
it needs
fixing in the core. However it definately works on a standard system.
Tony
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