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Re: CVS2SVN (RCS FILE) question

From: <david_at_summersoft.fay.ar.us>
Date: 2003-01-23 05:33:03 CET

On Wed, 22 Jan 2003, Greg Stein wrote:

  Everything works great except one some files there is a user of
  FirstName LastName (note the space). the RCSPARSE routine doesn't seem
 
 With or without the quotes?

Without the quotes.
 
  to like this. Is this an illegal user name (We've been using CVSWIN) or
  should RCSPARSE be fixed to allow a wider range of user names?
 
 $ man rcsfile
 ...
        However, white space cannot appear within an id,
        num, or sym, and an RCS file must end with a newline.
 ...
        delta ::= num
                       date num;
                       author id;
 ...
 
 So yes, that is an illegal username, as far as RCS is concerned. I don't
 know how it could get in there. Any ideas?
 

We're using WinCVS 1.2 on Windows NT, Windows 2000, and Windows XP using
a mounted partition from the (used to be) NT server (now we are on
Windows 2000 Server).

Most of the user names are single names but one person has a login of
FirstName LastName (without the quotes) and cvs2svn barfed on that.

I'm going to try to get him to fix that but it is already in the CVS/RCS
files from a couple of years ago.

We might have been using a ALPHA or BETA version of WinCVS at that time,
I'm not sure.

   Thanks!

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