Enc: CVS username is not the same as system username

[Thiago Coutinho-2]

The problem is in the CVS username. When I input only letters (like 'thiagocoutinho'), it works. But if I add a character "." (like 'thiago.coutinho'), then Cervisia concats the system username.
Where Cervisia stores the repositories configuration file?
I'm using Slackware 11.0.
 
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De: Thiago Coutinho <thiagocoutinho18@...>
Para: cervisia@...
Enviadas: Segunda-feira, 8 de Janeiro de 2007 10:14:57
Assunto: CVS username is not the same as system username

Hello everybody,

I'm a newbie in CVS and Cervisia.
My problem is authentication with CVS (pserver). My system username is thiago, but I acess the CVS with the username thiago.coutinho. So, when I add a repository in menu Repository>Repository, the Cervisia adds automatically the system username.
How can I specify my own CVS username to the Cervisia?


Thanks from Joinville/SC/Brasil.

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Hi Thiago,

On Monday 08 January 2007 20:40, Thiago Coutinho wrote:
> The problem is in the CVS username. When I input only letters (like
> 'thiagocoutinho'), it works. But if I add a character "." (like
> 'thiago.coutinho'), then Cervisia concats the system username.

Yep, the regexp [a-z0-9_][a-z0-9_-]* is used for the account. I didn't
even know that . is allowed in an account name.

> Where
> Cervisia stores the repositories configuration file?

~/.kde/share/config/cervisiapartrc and it also uses ~/.cvspass

As workaround you should checkout from console. After that you should be
able to work with Cervisia.


Cheers,
André
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[Thiago Coutinho-2]

Hi André,

> Yep, the regexp [a-z0-9_][a-z0-9_-]* is used for the
> account. I didn't
> even know that . is allowed in an account name.

Really the '.' in an account name is strange (and
wrong), but is a pattern in my job (name.lastname).
So, I edit the file cervisiapartrc and all works now.

One more thing, when I open the repository window, an
error is occurred, is the same error of this: http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/cervisia/2006-July/000174.html.

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