Michal,
The directories have a 777 (ok unsecure but just a test) setting.
Any tips of how can I get the stderr or a better way to do this cvs interface ?
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 11:45:26 -0400 (EDT), Michal Migurski
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$cmd = cd .$pathToFile. ; /usr/bin/cvs ci -m '.$logMsg.'
Hi,
I use cvs from my internal projects and will soon need to let others
change template files from a web form.
The user will load the current template, edit, preview and if ok publish.
Since I'd like to keep a history and track those changes one option
for me would be to add a cvs call with a
$cmd = cd .$pathToFile. ; /usr/bin/cvs ci -m '.$logMsg.' .$file ;
passthru($cmd) ;
If I echo the $cmd and paste in a shell the command works. When I
execute from web nothing happens and no output is seen
(error_reporting(E_ALL))
Does the apache user have read/write privileges on the files
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