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Hi, This seems to be a wierd problem. In our organization the login Ids are numbers because of which the RCS file that gets generated has a number as an entry in the author's field. I feel the rlog process (which gets spawned by CVSWeb) doesn't parse such file. For as soon as I add an alphanumeric character in front of the "numeric author" the files are parsed correctly. Does anyone know the reason behind it or a possible fix to the problem or could point me to a resource that would explain how to get rid of the problem. I had actually modified the rlog.c file to build an rlog customized for parsing such files, but this seems to be giving some problems off late. (See my previous message titled "Help on rlog + a possible bug" attached below regards Arvind ===================================================== Is there a way of knowing based on the process ID of rlog (which may have been invoked either by CVSWeb or by a CVS client) as to which file it is accessing ? I need to kill an rlog process, which seems to have gone in an infinite loop. The last time I killed the rlog process, it somehow deleted the file that it had locked. I am using an old CVSNT version 1.11.1.3 and I guess its high time I change to the latest build. I think, this might be known to you guys, but the last time I sent a mail I didn't get an acknowledgement or a reply to my post. rlog somehow fails to parse through a file which has a string of ===== or ----- in it, which were added as commit messages. Does this problem still remain in the latest build. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Calendar - Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM). http://calendar.yahoo.com