[cvsnt] restricting tags privileges (bug?)

[feymard at stago.fr]

Bug or feature? I want to make a difference between tag and rtag.
For that, I try to use the %b option of taginfo, like this:
ALL c:/python24/python.exe d:/tag-limit.py $USER $CVSROOT %o %t %b

When I dont' use %b, this works fine. But, if I add %b, cvs falls : cvs.exe
[tag aborted]: reading from server: error -1 (after a long wait and an
error server side)
The script doesn't use this fith argument: the problem can't be in it.

How can I know if the tag is a 'tag' or a 'rtag'?

Best regards,
--
Franck-Sébastien Eymard



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Perfect! It works fine, exactly what I want.
Thanks a lots :)
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Franck-Sébastien Eymard


On Tue, 13 Jun 2006 11:59:19 +0200, feymard at stago.fr wrote:

>Excuse me for the late of my answer :$
>
>How could you catch the user name?
>In taginfo file, it seems not possible. Are you calling the pl script with
>a standard "ALL c:/perl/bin/perl.exe tag-limit.pl" ?
>

Use this syntax in the taginfo file instead:

ALL c:/perl/bin/perl.exe tag-limit.pl $USER

This will send in the username as the first command line argument to
the perl script.

HTH

/Bo
(Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)
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