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Ooops, typed too fast. My CVSNT version should be 2.5.1.1976
"Ho How Hon" <how_hon at yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:d95p0l$i7u$1 at paris.nodomain.org...
> Hi,
>
> I have been seeing some inconsistencies with loginfo. Here's my setup.
>
> Server:
> Win2k server
> CVSNT ver 2.5.1.1076
> CVSMailer ver 1.5.2.41
>
> Client:
> WinXP Pro
> WInCVS 2.0.0.2
>
> My loginfo script on the server is setup as follows:
>
> ALL cscript.exe D:/CVS/cvsrepo/test/CVSROOT/logbugdata.vbs "%{sVv}"
> ALL C:/Programs/CVSMailer/CVSMailer.exe -l$CVSPID $USER
$CVSROOT -rcvs_test
> %{sVv}
>
> When I commit a file, I find that my vbs script is only able to see one
> argument from the command line. The argument is the name of the file that
is
> being committed and the previous and current revision number.
>
> Now I modify my loginfo file as such:
>
> ALL cscript.exe D:/CVS/cvsrepo/test/CVSROOT/logbugdata.vbs "%{sVv}"
> #ALL C:/Programs/CVSMailer/CVSMailer.exe -l$CVSPID $USER
$CVSROOT -rcvs_test
> %{sVv}
>
> In this case, when I commit a file, I do not get any email notification as
> expected. This time, my vbs script is able to see 2 arguments from the
> command line. The first argument is the repository subdirectory and the
> second argument is the name of the file that is being committed and the
> previous and current revision number.
>
> Has anyone else encountered this? Is this a bug with CVSNT or CVSMailer or
> am I doing something wrong?
>
> How Hon
>
>