[cvsnt] Re: 2.0.58d malformed fileattr.xml on chown

[dzielke at aep.com]

Just finished compiling 2.0.58d with Mike's patch recommendations on my 
Linux box.  Before I run the install, is there anything special I need to 
know about the install process?  Do all files have to be checked in or 
released first?  Obviously I don't want any cvs activity going on at the 
time I do the install... I'm going from 2.0.58b to 2.0.58d.  What does 
this do to the current configuration files?  Does it just replace the 
executables or do I need to worry about anything else?

Thanks,
Don Zielke
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Mike Wake <mike.wake at thales-tts.com>
05/10/2005 04:44 AM

 
        To:     Mike Wake <mike.wake at thales-tts.com>
        cc:     dzielke at aep.com, "CVS-NT Mailing list (E-mail)" <cvsnt at cvsnt.org>
        Subject:        Re: 2.0.58d malformed fileattr.xml on chown ( was Re: [cvsnt]   nochacl 
responses?)


And here is another one, (The last) that got me out of trouble because I 
use RepositoryName in /etc/cvsnt/PServer heavily.

diff -r cvsnt_releases/cvsnt-2.0.58d/src/perms.cpp 
mycvsnt/cvsnt-2.0.58d/src/perms.cpp
80c80
<     strcat (filename, CVSROOTADM "/");
---
 >     strcat (filename, "/" CVSROOTADM "/");
83a84
 >     TRACE(3,"Open %s\n", filename);

Cheers
Mikew

Mike Wake wrote:
> Don,
> 
> Here is a tiny patch I applied to 2.0.58d, again ages ago, that may help 

> you out.
> 
> diff -r cvsnt_releases/cvsnt-2.0.58d/src/chown.cpp 
> mycvsnt/cvsnt-2.0.58d/src/chown.cpp
> 92c92,93
> <       fileattr_setvalue(NULL,"directory/owner",chown_user);
> ---
>  >       /*fileattr_setvalue(NULL,"directory/owner",chown_user);*/
>  >         change_owner(chown_user);
> 
> Cheers
> Mikew
> 
> dzielke at aep.com wrote:
> 
>> I did have to do a few minor edits of the fileattr.xml file, though. 
>>  First being to fix the malformed owner attribute when I run the cvs 
>> chown command, and then whenever I run a cvs chacl command it puts 
>> some kind of binary character in front of my user name "<eff>".  Those 
>> were detailed in my emails from last week, let me know if you want me 
>> to re-post those.
>>
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