Re: checkout to stdout (cvs -p)?

Saku -

I've a similar problem, with the addition that I'm using https. We're to
have standalone routines that access the repository, and when you run
those, at a command line, they open up a popup to display and permit the
SSL certificate. It then queries the user to enter username and
password, if not entered on the command line.

Anyone know how to accept the SSL certificate when the command line
routine is Perl exec'd or backtick invoked? Then you have a bare shell
without the benefits of a console prompt / console box.

Thanks,
Ed.
-----Original Message-----
From: Saku Ytti [mailto:saku+svn@ytti.fi]
Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 8:13 AM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Re: checkout to stdout (cvs -p)?

On (2006-05-18 13:47 +0200), Anders J. Munch wrote:
 
> So what's a FILEHANDLE in perl? Can it be some sort of virtual file
> that when written to builds up a string (like stringstream in C++ or
> StringIO in python)? If it absolutely has to be an integer that
> refers to some OS-level resource, you could perhaps create a pipe for
> that, using a second thread to read from the pipe.

I asked this from some of our perl guys, they couldn't immediately
think of a way how to get that FILEHANDLE to an array instead.
And as the program isn't very long ~250 lines (quite compact though,
probably will translate to 400-450 (more readable) python lines)),
I'm more inclined to rewrite it in python than to do that thread-hack.

-- 
  ++ytti
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