Re: cvs 1.12.10 still using rcs binaries?

[Mark D. Baushke]

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Chris Bohn <address@hidden> writes:

> Unfortunately I don't think I can't make your suggested change to
> using cvs -n log because we are running in pserver mode, so the unix
> server is actually running the loginfo script, and it won't have
> access to the local directory from the Windows client machine. I think
> we can work around it one way or another though. Thanks again.

The 'cvs -n log' command would be running on the server with CVSROOT
pointed at the local repository for you. It will work fine. It has
always worked fine. The problem was that cvs locks are still in place
when loginfo is run, so that is why you may only use '-n' options that
do not actually try to create any locks or do anything other than 'read'
operations.

As has also been said, you could also use 'cvs -n rlog' if you wish.

        -- Mark
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