We have a replicated repository between MN and India. We are using WANdisco. And, cocasionally, we are witness to the mysterious power of the Broken Pipe Error (BPE) as caused by loginfo not reading all the log text.
Since many companies are using replicated repositories, is there any way to hack cvs to check 'hostname' prior to launching loginfo? We have DEFAULT .... scripts/bugzilla-watcher .... in loginfo, and in bugzilla-watcher, we check the hostname to ensure that it only fires off at one node, else we get two comments in Bugzilla for each properly commented commit. The BPE only happens at the remote location in India. So, if there is a way to circumvent the loginfo trigger at that node based on hostname, then we would likely never see that error again. The easy way would be to remove the CVSROOT files from checkoutlist, so they are not replicated and we could edit them on each node, but that isn't BP so I'd like to think of another way. I'd appreciate any thoughts. -Mark J (Derek - yeah, it's me at PLI :) ) _______________________________________________ info-cvs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
