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Package: cvs
Version: 1.11.1p1-1
When using the cvs client against an NT-based cvs pserver the client
mangles the cvsroot to many times.
I can check out the files fine, but doing anything after that fails:
[evelina] peter:~/dir> cvs up
cvs server: Updating .
cvs server: cannot open directory d:/cvsroot/d:/cvsroot/dir: Invalid argument
cvs server: skipping directory
[evelina] peter:~/dir> cat cvs/Root
:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/d//cvsroot
The place it's going wrong is in repos.c, around line 110:
if (! isabsolute(repos))
repos at this place is d:/cvsroot, and isabsolute (filesubr.c) only
checks the first character for a '/' and not "?:/.*" which is an
absolute path in the windows world (ok, it should really be a '\', but a
'/' is used and works), so the result is that /d//cvsroot is prepended to
repos, resulting in /d//cvsroot/d:/cvsroot/.
Which is wrong and make things fail...
/Peter Toneby
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Peter Toneby wrote:
> Feel free to close this bug. It's not relevant for me and is most likely
> fixed in upstream anyway (don't know, haven't checked, will not check).
Closing as now one else besides you reported this problem.
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Lior Kaplan
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