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Same result. I guess the next question is how does cvsnt run the command in
the loginfo file?
Chris
in article h538tuk2f41ko0fhgemuit1413ik64qnfl at 4ax.com, Bo Berglund at
bo.berglund at telia.com wrote on 11/14/02 3:51 PM:
> What happens if you use this line in loginfo:
>
> ALL dir C:\ > C:\temp\cvsdirtest.txt
>
> Same or different result?
>
> /Bo
>
>
>
> On Thu, 14 Nov 2002 15:34:22 -0500, Chris Little <cslittle at mac.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm trying to setup Bo Berglund's CVSMailer so that I can have emails sent
>> out on file commits and I've run into a problem that seems unrelated to
>> CVSMailer.
>>
>> When I initially added the CVSMailing line to the loginfo file I received an
>> error after committing files so I added the following line to loginfo:
>>
>> DEFAULT echo %{sVv} >> d:/commitlog
>>
>> When I do a commit (in this case on the users file), my cvs client says
>>
>> cvs server: Script execution failed
>> cvs server: cannot write entry to log filter: echo "CVSROOT users,1.4,1.5"
>>>> d:/commitlog
>>
>> Besides this issue the repository is working fine. I'm assuming that there
>> is some kind of permissions problem but I can't tell where.
>>
>> Any thoughts?
>>
>> Chris