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Wolfram Kuss wrote: > I just upgraded the server (see other thread). The problem is > unchanged. Actually, in two tries (one with the macro in TCL and one > with the one in CVS), I once got the flooding in orange For the record: AFAICT (I'm not really that fluent in TCL) the TCL macro does not check the exit code at all. I therefore guess that the observed behaviour is caused by a bug in the WinCvs TCL API. The orange font is used by WinCvs for internal error messages and stuff returned by CVS via STDERR (thus my assumption that the log was returned there). > and once the > > ----- snip ----- > Downloading the log... > None > Done. > ----- snip ----- This couldn't be the output from the macro that came with WinCvs 1.3.14. That one would only output the final "Done" if the exit code was 0 and in that case the ChangeLog would correctly be created. Looks like you ran the macro from WinCvs 1.3.13 . I almost rewrote the macro from scratch in the meantime (even though I don't think this will make a difference for this particular problem). Could you please try again with that newer version? Anyway, assuming the above was generated by the 1.3.13 macro, this output means that CVS exited with Exit Code 1 and returned nothing (represented by Python as "None") via STDERR. Just probably the log was returned nevertheless via STDOUT. Can't tell from here. As the server is now up-to-date, I'm still clueless as to what might be causing this. I had a look at Wolfram's raw Log output and wasn't able to find anything suspicious... Any ideas from someone with insight and knowledge of the relevant CVS(NT) code? Tony? Cheers, -- Oliver ---- ------------------ JID: ogiesen at jabber.org ICQ: 18777742 (http://wwp.icq.com/18777742)