[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> When I looked at the mail that was attempted to send it showed:
> ...
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], loginfo, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ...
>
> Our loginfo line is simply:
> ^CVSROOT mail -s "CVSROOT Updated %s" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Where did the user "loginfo" come from? Did the format for loginfo change in
> 1.11.1? Are we missing a patch?
The way the string is expanded changed to avoid problems with filenames
that contain shell meta-characters. Unfortunately, it breaks your
usage. %s now expands to a double-quoted string, which makes your
command line expand to:
mail -s "CVSROOT Updated "CVSROOT logmsg"" eric_muehrcke...
so the double-quotes in the expansion of %s interfere with the double
quotes in your command line. You can either move the %s outside the
double quotes:
^CVSROOT mail -s "CVSROOT Updated "%s [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
or use single quotes instead:
^CVSROOT mail -s 'CVSROOT Updated %s' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(although you should note that that won't work right if %s has single
quotes in its expansion).
-Larry Jones
It's like SOMEthing... I just can't think of it. -- Calvin
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