[cvsnt] "The folder is not valid" message

[Prochazka, Jan]

> I just have the error in the folder that has one space in its name.
> The error does not occur in "error folder"'s parent folder when I
> commit a file.

Yeah, the space looks as very possible reason. In general, I would highly
recommend to avoid spaces and special characters (also any national alphabet
chars) in file and dir names. Even if everybody says "it should work",
following that rule can help you to avoid many sorts of trouble.

Does your CVSMailer experience the trouble also for any directory or files
that have "normal" names ("normal" means that comply with the thumb rule
above) ?

Jan

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Evandro Dugnani [mailto:edugnani at gmail.com]
> Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2004 1:01 PM
> To: cvsnt at cvsnt.org
> Cc: Prochazka, Jan
> Subject: [cvsnt] "The folder is not valid" message
> 
> 
> > I see, so it seems, that CVSMailer was not invoked at all. 
> Do you have
> > absolute path to cvsmailer.exe in your loginfo(notify) file ? 
>   Yes, I do.
> 
> >If so, does
> > your path include spaces ? 
>   No, it doesn't.
> 
> >However, if something is wrong with paths, it
> > would probably not work at all and not only sometimes. Do 
> you experience the
> > error all the time nowadays ?
>   I just have the error in the folder that has one space in its name.
> The error does not occur in "error folder"'s parent folder when I
> commit a file.
> 
> > How exactly does look your loginfo record ? E.g. we run, so far
> > successfully, with something like:
> > 
> > ALL D:\Applic\CVSMailer\CVSMailer.exe -l$CVSPID $USER 
> $CVSROOT -rBROOKS\joe
> > %{sVv}
> 
>   The line that calls CVSMailer in my loginfo file is:
> 
>   DEFAULT C:\CVSMailer\CVSMailer.exe -l$CVSPID $USER $CVSROOT %{sVv}
> 
>   It looks fine, isn't it? I don't know what to do....
> 
> Evandro Dugnani
>