Re: Help Regarding loginfo file

[victor vinod kumar]

Hi Vasu,

Its very simple , Open the loginfo file and look for

DEFAULT (echo %{svV};id;date; cat ) > $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/commitlog

1) DEFAULT is the Keyword
2) s is Name of the File
3) v is new version number (post-checkin)
4) V is old version number (pre-checkin)
5) id is user or author id (example user1,user1 etc..,)
6) date and time when the commit took place message was created
cat is  write these information into a file called commitlog

what i suggest is : - modify the logfile by specifying these statements

DEFAULT (echo %{svV};id;date; cat ) > $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/commitlog | sh $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/commitlog mymail.sh

that;s it

But you need to create a shell script with any name , in my case it is mymail.sh and these are the contents of that script

Syntax: -   mail -s "<Mail Subject >" mailid < name of the file attachment

Example : - mail -s  "Email notification when checked in "  address@hidden  < $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/commitlog commitlog

thats it.
 
happy checkin`
Enjoy.

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Victor Vinod Kumar
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Help Regarding loginfo file

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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