On Mon, 19 Aug 2002, Larry Jones wrote: > Martin d'Anjou writes: > > > > cvs edit file.ext > > cvs edit: warning: unrecognized response `user1 is editing the file. > > Please "cvs unedit <thefile>".' from cvs server > > You're using WinCVS, aren't you? This is a bug in WinCVS.
Nope. We are on linux. The server is on a Sun machine. > > > Now it happens that the unrecognized response is taken from the notify > > file which looks like this: > > ALL echo %s is editing the file. Please \"cvs unedit \<thefile\>\". > > One way to work around the bug is to change the notify file so that the > message begins with "error ": > > ALL echo error %s is editing the file. Please \"cvs unedit \<thefile\>\". I have changed to: ALL echo error : %s is editing the file. There must be a white space betweed error and ":". % csv edit file.txt user1 is editing the file. Please "cvs unedit <thefile>". cvs edit: dying gasps from guinness unexpected Is there a keyword other than "error :" I can use to make it less distressing? Martin d'A. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
