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Problems Executing Commit Support Scripts w/ Tortoise


From: Mike Deck
Subject: Problems Executing Commit Support Scripts w/ Tortoise
Date: 17 Aug 2005 08:50:23 -0700
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I am trying to develop some commit message verification scripts with
the commitinfo and verifymsg facilities in CVS.  In order to test my
scripts I have been running CVSNT on my local machine and and just
checking out test files with a :local: repository.  When I do this and
commit from the command line everything works fine, but if I use
Tortoise to do the commit I get the following error:

cvs.exe commit: Script execution failed: No such file or directory

Also if I try to check out the files on my local machine using another
protocol (e.g.  sspi) I get this error from the command line as well.

If I comment out the lines in verifymsg and commitinfo that call my
scripts everything works fine from the commandline and tortoise.

Has anyone else had an experience like this?  I can't really understand
why using  tortoise as a client instead of cvsnt would affect
server-side scripts even if the client and server are being run on the
same physical machine.  Is it problem to use a single PC as both a
server and a client?

Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Mike



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