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Niels-Peter Nielsen
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 30, 2005 8:13 am    Post subject: CVS integration Reply with quote



Hi,

I am having trouble getting the CVS integration to work. My Eventum
(1.5.4) installation is placed in "mydomain/eventum", and I have set the
variables in process_cvs_commits.php as follows:

$eventum_domain = 'mydomain';
$eventum_relative_url = '/eventum/';
$eventum_port = 80;

I have checked that the webserver (IIS 6.0) is indeed using TCP port 80.

When I commit, process_cvs_commits.php executes without error, and I
have checked that my comment is parsed correctly to give an issue
number. I have tried checking whether scm_ping.php is activated, and it
seems that it isn't (though I'm not sure if my test is correct). So it
looks like I'm not getting through with the fwrite, probably due to
incorrect eventum_* variable values?

Thanks in advance,
Niels-Peter
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Joao Prado Maia
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 3:11 pm    Post subject: RE: CVS integration Reply with quote



Niels-Peter,

Quote:
I am having trouble getting the CVS integration to work. My Eventum
(1.5.4) installation is placed in "mydomain/eventum", and I
have set the
variables in process_cvs_commits.php as follows:

$eventum_domain = 'mydomain';
$eventum_relative_url = '/eventum/';
$eventum_port = 80;

I have checked that the webserver (IIS 6.0) is indeed using
TCP port 80.

When I commit, process_cvs_commits.php executes without error, and I
have checked that my comment is parsed correctly to give an issue
number. I have tried checking whether scm_ping.php is
activated, and it
seems that it isn't (though I'm not sure if my test is correct). So it
looks like I'm not getting through with the fwrite, probably due to
incorrect eventum_* variable values?


Can you tell me the version of CVS that you are using? Recently I had to
help out another user that was using a new version of CVS that breaks
the string format syntax that we require in the special loginfo file.

--Joao


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Niels-Peter Nielsen
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PostPosted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 7:32 am    Post subject: RE: CVS integration Reply with quote



Hi Joao,

Thanks, but I just figuered it out yesterday: By examining the database
content and looking at the PHP scripts, I discovered that my SCM
integration had been working all along! What was missing was enabling
SCM integration in the administration view, so that the commits show up
in the issue view.
I'm pretty sure that the documentation doesn't mention this little
detail, so it is my suggestion that it should be added to the SCM
integration procedure description.

Regards,
Niels-Peter


-----Original Message-----
From: Joao Prado Maia [mailto:jpm (AT) mysql (DOT) com]
Sent: 11. juli 2005 17:16
To: [email]eventum-users (AT) lists (DOT) mysql.com[/email]
Subject: RE: CVS integration

Niels-Peter,

Quote:
I am having trouble getting the CVS integration to work. My Eventum
(1.5.4) installation is placed in "mydomain/eventum", and I
have set the
variables in process_cvs_commits.php as follows:

$eventum_domain = 'mydomain';
$eventum_relative_url = '/eventum/';
$eventum_port = 80;

I have checked that the webserver (IIS 6.0) is indeed using
TCP port 80.

When I commit, process_cvs_commits.php executes without error, and I
have checked that my comment is parsed correctly to give an issue
number. I have tried checking whether scm_ping.php is
activated, and it
seems that it isn't (though I'm not sure if my test is correct). So it
looks like I'm not getting through with the fwrite, probably due to
incorrect eventum_* variable values?


Can you tell me the version of CVS that you are using? Recently I had to
help out another user that was using a new version of CVS that breaks
the string format syntax that we require in the special loginfo file.

--Joao


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