[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
/path/to/commit_prep.pl -r
I was missing the "-r". Thanks for the pointer. You made my day. :-)
Roland
This might help to dig into it.
I wrote:
Any ideas, then, why the following line in loginfo does not send out
any email?
DEFAULT $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/log_accum.pl -u $USER -m jesse %s
When performing a check in cvs (actually log_accum.pl does) complains
after the last file with:
3:07 PM
To: CVS mailing list
Subject: Re: Wrong "Author" entry when using log[_accum].pl
This might help to dig into it.
I wrote:
Any ideas, then, why the following line in loginfo does not send out
any email?
DEFAULT $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/log_accum.pl -u $USER -
"Laird Nelson" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So your commit/loginfo line would look like this:
# example
DEFAULT /your/script/here $USER
Any ideas, then, why the following line in loginfo does not send out
any email?
DEFAULT $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/log_accum.pl -u $USER -m jesse %s
I
Laird Nelson writes:
logaccum.pl or whatever it's called should probably be updated to use this
variable to prevent this patch from being needlessly applied.
It was, back in February.
-Larry Jones
How am I supposed to learn surgery if I can't dissect anything? -- Calvin
Martin Neitzel wrote:
FYI, this escaped me in the Cederqvist because this special variable
substitution appeared to me as a regular environment variable with
its regular $SYNTAX and all the other shell piping / redirecting,
and quoting being used in the examples.
Yes; IMHO the Cederqvist
- Original Message -
From: Martin Neitzel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can give you a simple patch setting the environment variable
CVS_USERNAME to "roland" (while keeping USER as "cvsiti"),
as well as my own loginfo logger using this, as well as adding
a corresponding email address if
I can give you a simple patch setting the environment variable
CVS_USERNAME to "roland" (while keeping USER as "cvsiti"),
as well as my own loginfo logger using this, as well as adding
a corresponding email address if present in the "users" file.
Ok, is that publically available somewhere?
Roland Jesse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, in case I don't get you wrong, that's not my point. The name of the
user checking in a file changes. And the log email should always list the
user (out of CVSROOT/passwd) who checked something in.
OK, let my clarify en detail what's going on.
You
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED] you write:
--- snip ---
Date: Wednesday August 16, 2000 @ 16:34
Author: cvsiti
--- snip ---
The problem now is the second line. It should say "Author: roland"
instead of "Author: cvsiti". Thereby "roland" is my accound name in
cvs's passwd file.
I guess you have a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) writes:
The version of log_accum.pl in the current development version of CVS
has been updated to work that way
Thanks for the pointer. I picked that one up. Unfortunately, the log
messages don't get emailed any longer. That's the error message I get:
% cvs
I wrote:
[...that I use log_accum.pl for commit email]
There is one tiny little thing, that annoys me, though. The "Author"
field in the email is *always* set to the userid cvs is installed
under. It is *not* set to the name of the user checking in the
code.
Just in case that information
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