Fw: [cvsnt] Re: CVSNT incompatibility with older servers
bwhicks at aep.com
bwhicks at aep.com
Wed Oct 12 13:41:03 BST 2005
Anyone have any suggestions on this? Where should I start looking?
Just to recap, if I put anything at all in the loginfo file, I can't do a
cvs add of a directory. The add actually goes through the server properly,
but the client hangs during the process (I used a couple of different
clients and all exhibit the same behavior). This is no good from an end
user standpoint. We have a fairly generic install, so I'm not sure where to
begin with this.
Help?
Brian
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Re: Fw: [cvsnt] Re: CVSNT
incompatibility with older servers
I finally just killed it with <ctrl>c. Thought I'd share the rest of the
debug info, even though it isn't much.
08:34:12: -> run loginfo trigger
08:34:12: -> run_trigger()
08:34:12: -> Call pre-loaded 'default_trigger.la'
08:34:12: -> default_trigger: parse_info(CVSROOT/loginfo,,%<< Update of
%r/%p\nIn directory %H:%P\n\nLog Message:\n%m,sandbox/testdir3)
08:34:12: -> Regexp match: DEFAULT - sandbox/testdir3
08:34:12: -> parse_info_line: Line=echo "variable values are %s %V %v"
%<< Update of %r/%p\nIn directory %H:%P\n\nLog Message:\n%m
cvs [add aborted]: received interrupt signal
09:16:10: -> Unloading default_trigger.la
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Re: Fw: [cvsnt] Re: CVSNT
incompatibility with older servers
The script says the following:
DEFAULT echo "variable values are %s %V %v"
This does the same thing:
ALL echo "variable values are %s %V %v"
If I remove these lines so that loginfo is blank, I can add directories
again. I installed 2115 from rpms on redhat9. the commitinfo script is now
and always has been blank.
I noticed that the directories actually do end up on the server and in the
repository. But the client hangs during the process. To a user, it looks
like the process fails.
I just did a "cvs -ttt add testdir3" command. Here's the last few lines
before it hangs up on me:
08:34:12: -> run loginfo trigger
08:34:12: -> run_trigger()
08:34:12: -> Call pre-loaded 'default_trigger.la'
08:34:12: -> default_trigger: parse_info(CVSROOT/loginfo,,%<< Update of
%r/%p\nIn directory %H:%P\n\nLog Message:\n%m,sandbox/testdir3)
08:34:12: -> Regexp match: DEFAULT - sandbox/testdir3
08:34:12: -> parse_info_line: Line=echo "variable values are %s %V %v"
%<< Update of %r/%p\nIn directory %H:%P\n\nLog Message:\n%m
And now it's 10 minutes later and I still don't have my command prompt
back. If it works for you, I'd like to know what makes your setup different
from ours, because ours is definitely broken.
Brian
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10/10/2005 09:38 incompatibility with older servers
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bwhicks at aep.com wrote:
> Ok, So I started looking into the spaces thing and I discovered that if i
> try to add a folder with or without spaces, the cvs client just hangs. I
> did this on 2099 and 2115. Whatever the problem is, I'd say it's not
> totally fixed yet. I used a recent tortoise client and the cvsnt client
on
> linux with the same result in both. The only reliable solution we have at
> this point is to leave loginfo blank.
This definately works.. I did it yesterday... plus I rely on loginfo
for commit tracking.
Check your script - maybe it's not handling the add directory case?
(which has to be special-cased within the script since it uses a
different command line).
Tony
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