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Here where I work, we've got a handful of repositories and hundreds of modules in those. Company policy is to have watch enabled on everything (sigh, still trying to get that changed), and a handy piece of that is notifications. Several of us have added ourselves to notifications for when people work in projects we may be interested in. (I'm lead on several, It's quite handy to know whose doing what on those). So, here's the question: Is there a keyword expansion within the notify file (script?) that gives me a the name of the module that I'm being notified about? Our current notify looks like this: ALL blat - -to %s at axiomdesign.com -replyto $USER at axiomdesign.com -s "CVS notification" So, on any given day, I'll get between 5 and hundreds of e-mails with nothing in the subject to indicate what project it pertains to. Project name = module name. This info appears as the first field of the passed data, and I suppose I could write a script to parse it and pass it into the subject, but it would be much easier as a keyword. __________ The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong, it usually turns out to be impossible to get at or repair. -Douglas Adams