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Michael Cramer | 20 Sep 16:19
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cvsps doesn't do anything


when creating patchsets with chora nothing shows up, only this message in my 
apache2 error_log file

cvs_direct: bad response to valid-requests command
WARNING: malformed CVS version: no data
WARNING: malformed CVS version str: (UNKNOWN CLIENT)
WARNING: Your CVS client version:
[(UNKNOWN CLIENT)]
and/or server version:
[(UNKNOWN SERVER)]
are too old to properly support the rlog command.
This command was introduced in 1.11.1.  Cvsps
will use log instead, but PatchSet numbering
may become unstable due to pruned empty
directories.

cvs log: No CVSROOT specified!  Please use the `-d' option
cvs [log aborted]: or set the CVSROOT environment variable.

versions are:
horde 3.0.5
chora 2.0
cvsps 2.1

any hint for solving this? all other functions work in chora, only this one 
won't 

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Chuck Hagenbuch | 20 Sep 20:41
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Re: cvsps doesn't do anything

Quoting Michael Cramer <MiCr1 <at> compuserve.de>:

> cvs_direct: bad response to valid-requests command
> WARNING: malformed CVS version: no data
> WARNING: malformed CVS version str: (UNKNOWN CLIENT)
> WARNING: Your CVS client version:
> [(UNKNOWN CLIENT)]
> and/or server version:
> [(UNKNOWN SERVER)]
> are too old to properly support the rlog command.
> This command was introduced in 1.11.1.  Cvsps
> will use log instead, but PatchSet numbering
> may become unstable due to pruned empty
> directories.
>
> cvs log: No CVSROOT specified!  Please use the `-d' option
> cvs [log aborted]: or set the CVSROOT environment variable.
>
> versions are:
> horde 3.0.5
> chora 2.0
> cvsps 2.1
>
> any hint for solving this? all other functions work in chora, only this one
> won't

No clue, sorry - as soon as I sorted out that I had two versions of 
cvsps installed, it worked fine for me.

-chuck
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Michael Cramer | 20 Sep 21:51
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Re: cvsps doesn't do anything


is there a way to get see what command is issued so that i can test this 
from the cmd?

"Chuck Hagenbuch" <chuck <at> horde.org> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
news:20050920144129.7vxnwle5gagwcoco <at> marina.horde.org...
> Quoting Michael Cramer <MiCr1 <at> compuserve.de>:
>
>> cvs_direct: bad response to valid-requests command
>> WARNING: malformed CVS version: no data
>> WARNING: malformed CVS version str: (UNKNOWN CLIENT)
>> WARNING: Your CVS client version:
>> [(UNKNOWN CLIENT)]
>> and/or server version:
>> [(UNKNOWN SERVER)]
>> are too old to properly support the rlog command.
>> This command was introduced in 1.11.1.  Cvsps
>> will use log instead, but PatchSet numbering
>> may become unstable due to pruned empty
>> directories.
>>
>> cvs log: No CVSROOT specified!  Please use the `-d' option
>> cvs [log aborted]: or set the CVSROOT environment variable.
>>
>> versions are:
>> horde 3.0.5
>> chora 2.0
>> cvsps 2.1
>>
>> any hint for solving this? all other functions work in chora, only this
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Chuck Hagenbuch | 20 Sep 22:02
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Re: cvsps doesn't do anything

Quoting Michael Cramer <MiCr1 <at> compuserve.de>:

> is there a way to get see what command is issued so that i can test this
> from the cmd?

Sure, add an echo or a log statement around line 1044 of VC/cvs.php (to 
see what $cmd is).

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Michael Cramer | 20 Sep 23:37
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Re: cvsps doesn't do anything


okay after looking at the issued command i found that i have set the wrong 
sourceroot specially in my case i set the path to a directory in the 
repository instead of  the real repository-root. now i noticed also that the 
cvsusers setting works. thx

"Chuck Hagenbuch" <chuck <at> horde.org> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
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> Quoting Michael Cramer <MiCr1 <at> compuserve.de>:
>
>> is there a way to get see what command is issued so that i can test this
>> from the cmd?
>
> Sure, add an echo or a log statement around line 1044 of VC/cvs.php (to
> see what $cmd is).
>
> -chuck
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Matt England | 25 Sep 23:42

How to create link that always downloads latest file rev?

Hello,

I have Subversion repositories that contain documentation files (.doc, 
.ppt, and related files).

I want to create URLs using Chora that, when visited, direct the web 
browser to automatically start downloading the latest revision of a file 
(so that I can, among other things, create links to the doc files from a 
wiki page so that a wiki page reader can auto download the latest rev of 
any of the files I present in said wiki page).

I've gone to the trouble of all the Horde and Chora installs (3.0.5 and 
2.0.1-RC1 respectively), and I appear to have a working web interface, but 
I can't seem to support the above functionality.

Any thoughts?

-Matt

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Jan Schneider | 26 Sep 09:12
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Re: How to create link that always downloads latest file rev?

Zitat von Matt England <mengland <at> mengland.net>:

> Hello,
>
> I have Subversion repositories that contain documentation files (.doc,
> .ppt, and related files).
>
> I want to create URLs using Chora that, when visited, direct the web
> browser to automatically start downloading the latest revision of a file
> (so that I can, among other things, create links to the doc files from a
> wiki page so that a wiki page reader can auto download the latest rev of
> any of the files I present in said wiki page).
>
> I've gone to the trouble of all the Horde and Chora installs (3.0.5 and
> 2.0.1-RC1 respectively), and I appear to have a working web interface, but
> I can't seem to support the above functionality.

http://cvs.horde.org/co.php/horde/README?p=1

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Ryan Creasey | 27 Sep 07:06
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Chora, Mime Types and File Extensions

I'm working on setting up chora to be the Subversion repository browser for a linux admin team and I'm having
a bit of difficulty getting Chora to source some of my files properly.  The files are almost entirely bash
scripts, perl scripts, config files (think httpd.conf), or RPM SPEC files for our custom built RPMs. 
Usually one of three things will happen:

1. the file will output entirely blank, without any of the horde templates being parsed and the file is sent
plaintext, as if it were passing the GET directly to apache and it parses it as text/plain.
2. the file will be output in the chora co format (where it includes the templates), but there aren't any line
numbers and the font used isn't a fixed-width font (which looks goofy on some files).
3. The file will be output, the horde interface is parsed, but none of the file is sourced.  There will be just a
blank box where the file contents usually are.

I know enough about horde to know that it defines its mime types in horde/config/mime_drivers.php, and
there are different drivers for mime header types.  What I'm confused about is how it associates files with
that mime type.  Does it do it by file extension?  Does it rely on apache to dictate mime type?

If I had a bash script named 'dnsedit' (withouth a .sh), but the first line of the file is "#!/bin/bash", is it
possible to have it detect along this line?  Let's just say I want chora to default to using enscript for all
it's source formatting (its output is purty). How would I add support for files like this, or ones with
extensions like '.conf', '.spec', etc?

Any help would be appreciated.

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Jan Schneider | 27 Sep 09:55
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Re: Chora, Mime Types and File Extensions

Zitat von Ryan Creasey <rcreasey <at> ign.com>:

> 1. the file will output entirely blank, without any of the horde 
> templates being parsed and the file is sent plaintext, as if it were 
> passing the GET directly to apache and it parses it as text/plain.

This is the correct behaviour for text files.

> 2. the file will be output in the chora co format (where it includes 
> the templates), but there aren't any line numbers and the font used 
> isn't a fixed-width font (which looks goofy on some files).

Hm, sounds like a broken source highlighter. There are different 
highlighters that you can use and configure in mime_drivers.php. Try 
another one?

> 3. The file will be output, the horde interface is parsed, but none 
> of the file is sourced.  There will be just a blank box where the 
> file contents usually are.

This is unusual, but again maybe an issue with your highlighter.

> I know enough about horde to know that it defines its mime types in 
> horde/config/mime_drivers.php, and there are different drivers for

No, it doesn't. It defines the viewer for the different mime types there.

> mime header types.  What I'm confused about is how it associates 
> files with that mime type.  Does it do it by file extension?  Does it 
> rely on apache to dictate mime type?
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Ryan Creasey | 29 Sep 08:52
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cvsusers file?

Are cvsusers files still in the recent version of chora?  I mean the one that will define titles and emails for
users of the repository?  Like the way the horde chora browsers links chuck's name to his email?

If so, what's the format of that file and can I use it with svn?

- Ryan
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