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It seems like my server on import puts this in the loginfo stdin call: <quote> Update of D:/CVS/OEM/MAKER/DOC In directory 3rappl01:D:\\CVSTEMP\\cvs-serv2424g Log Message: [Issue 42] Received MML documents from Maker, hopefully more to come. Status: Release Tags: N MAKER/DOC/McComm M198.pdf N MAKER/DOC/McComm M198_E.pdf N MAKER/DOC/McCommE.doc N MAKER/DOC/McCommE.pdf N MAKER/DOC/McProCommE.doc N MAKER/DOC/McProCommE.pdf No conflicts created by this import </quote> Normal commits create a loginfo stdin message like this: <quote> Update of D:/CVS/ADM/WSMDB/sql In directory 3rappl01:D:\\CVSTEMP\\cvs-serv2604a Modified Files: Tag: MP_Configuration 003_WSMProcedures.sql Log Message: Procedure modified: - SelectMachines An optional inparameter @MachineID added. Used by MPs to retrieve build/link config data during initialization. </quote> So in this case there is a file list following the location specifier and then finally a Log Message: item from which the reamining part is the actual log message entered by the user. Questions: ------------ The Status: and Release Tags: items may probably contain some textual data, what is supposed to go there? Will the sequence of the data change in future revisions of CVSNT? Has the full path been removed in later CVSNT versions (this is 2.0.11)? We use the prefix but still the server sends the full repo path to stdin. /Bo -----Original Message----- From: cvsnt-bounces at cvsnt.org [mailto:cvsnt-bounces at cvsnt.org]On Behalf Of Tony Hoyle Sent: den 10 februari 2004 17:25 To: cvsnt at cvsnt.org cvsnt downloads at march-hare.com @CVSNT on Twitter CVSNT on Facebook Subject: Re: [cvsnt] standard input format for loginfo following the commitdone on import? It's the same except there's an extra 'Status:' field generated by the import. I can't find that documented anywhere though (found out by looking at the code). Tony