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I know the subject sounds strange, but my problem is this: I have a CVS
server and I want e-mail to get sent out after a commit. Therefore, I wrote
a simply Python script that's called from loginfo. The script reads stdin
and batches off some e-mails. This works great if you commit from the
server. However....
When you try to commit from a machine that is NOT the server, it wants to
run the loginfo script locally (e.g. it tries to execute the python script
on the machine you are committing from.) I want the script to only run on
the server, so I don't have to have a copy of the software on each machine.
Is there an option I need to set in the loginfo file to make the script run
locally to the server and not on client machines?
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