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On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 17:48:40 +0100, Tony Hoyle <tony.hoyle at march-hare.com> wrote: >Bo Berglund wrote: > >> So it seems like having auditing switched on will send extra >> unexpected information back to ViewCvs on its call to cvs using >> rcsfile as parameter. > >cvsnt is actually doing the right thing - telling me that something has >gone wrong and attempting to correct it (the alternative being to fall >over..) > >> Could not CVSNT switch off auditing for calls with this parameter? > >If you could bypass auditing it wouldn't really be auditing! > >The fix is to fix the problem not the error message :) > Unfortunately I have no idea *how* to do this in ViewCvs... It seems by the output shown as ViewCvs is getting first the file contents and then immediately following the extra text. How can it even begin to remove the extra text in this case? And what is causing the problem? The command ViewCvs is sending to cvs.exe is: "C:\Programs\cvsnt\cvs.exe" "rcsfile" "co" "-p1.6" "C:\DATA\CVSREPO\Bosse\ModuleYY\ModuleYYdoc.txt" and the output is the contents of revision 1.6 of the file immediately followed by three sets of: Format = Insert Into %sSessionLog (Command,....'%s','%s','%s') Argument 7 is null Since the call contained only 4 arguments I fail to see what could be done to remedy the missing 7th argument.... Anyway I will tell the ViewCvs guys that there is a problem here and see what they can do. /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)