> Most likely, the problem is that some command your script uses doesn't > exist in your chroot jail -- perhaps even the script's interpreter. I'd
It's not a script, it's a small executable - written in c. > suggest running CVS with tracing enabled to see if that tells you > anything, although I don't think it will. Tried that. Does not tell me anything helpful... > If not, add an echo into a > file as the very first thing in the script to see if it's being run at > all. Tried fopen, fprintf, fclose. To no avail... > If it is, you can add more echos to see where it dies. You could > also try running the script manually inside the chroot jail. Tried that. It works. Has anybody here run loginfo's with a chrooted cvs server succesfully? And could people with a chrooted cvs server test this behaviour? Maarten _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
