Help Regarding loginfo file

[Vasudev V]

Hello ALL,

  My Name is Vasudev, i am very new to CVS. Please help me
regarding loginfo file.

My CVS is installed on Solaris 5.8 Machine. 

Requirement :- 
I need to get an notification email whenever any developer checkin the
source file( any file or directory )  into the CVS repository.

Please let me know the format of loginfo file. Where this file needs
to be stored, what all the options available. Meaning of each option.

It will be very nice if you can provide me one example for this.

Please help me on this.

Thanks  Regards,
Vasudev


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Format for the 'loginfo' file for log_accum.pl commit_prep?

[Peter Connolly]

I can't find any reference to the loginfo file format or to a sample of
that file in the contrib directories.  I need to know because when I use
our company's old format (circa 1.11.1p) for the loginfo file, the new
log_accum.pl script complains that there are too many input parameters: 

[EMAIL PROTECTED] dir1]$ cvs ci -mHi file1
Checking in file1;
/usr/cvsroot/dir1/file1,v  --  file1
new revision: 1.6; previous revision: 1.5
done
Too many arguments!
Processing log script arguments...
[wimpey...

We're currently using 1.11.5 and I am testing the new version: 1.11.10.
We haven't upgraded our log_accum and commit_prep scripts since about
1.11.1p.

Thanks,
pc



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Re: Format for the 'loginfo' file for log_accum.pl commit_prep?

[Geoff Beier]

On Fri, Dec 05, 2003 at 01:47:08PM -0800, Peter Connolly wrote:
 I can't find any reference to the loginfo file format or to a sample of
 that file in the contrib directories.  I need to know because when I use
 our company's old format (circa 1.11.1p) for the loginfo file, the new
 log_accum.pl script complains that there are too many input parameters: 

common syntax:
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.10/cvs_18.html#SEC166
loginfo-specific:
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.10/cvs_18.html#SEC171

hth,

Geoff


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loginfo file

[Rui Cordeiro]

Hi all,

Is there a way to represent a path in the loginfo file with spaces characters, 
something like:

"^users/my home"

Thanks in advance.
Best regards

- Rui Cordeiro -

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Re: loginfo file

[Derek R. Price]

Rui Cordeiro wrote:

 Is there a way to represent a path in the loginfo file with spaces characters, 
something like:

 "^users/my home"

Not currently, no.

Derek

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Re: loginfo file

[Eric Siegerman]

On Fri, Mar 02, 2001 at 08:39:57AM -, Rui Cordeiro wrote:
 Is there a way to represent a path in the loginfo file with spaces characters, 
something like:
 
 "^users/my home"

You can approximate it with "^users/my.home".  This will, of
course, match a few more files than you want it to, but:
  - depending on the actual pattern, this may never happen in
practice
  - your loginfo script could check for the false positives, and
silently ignore them

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