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On 10/21/2002 9:17 PM, Bo Berglund wrote: > Did you ever look at this message format: > http://w1.858.telia.com/~u85831169/examplemail.txt I did, during my Googling. From what I can see, they are generated from loginfo, one mail per loginfo run. We have a deeply nested source tree (Java source code tends to create such deeply nested trees, to mirror the package structure). Most checkins, even fairly minor ones, span several directories, and I don't want users to see 5-10 emails per checkin, each with a small fragment of the checkin. The thing I noticed about the cvsnt-commits mails, is that they seem to have that commitinfo + loginfo style, where the full list of files is collected in a commitinfo script, and the (single, combined) mail is generated from a loginfo script. From what I can see of the stuff on telia.com, it's (a) Windows-only (our repository is on a Linux box), and (b) it's one message per directory. -- Shankar.