Félix Sipma wrote: > Given this config: > > [gpsPhoto] > checkout = cvs > -d:pserver:anonym...@gps2photo.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/gps2photo co -P > gpsPhoto > > "mr update" fails > ~/builds$ mr update > mr: illegal checkout command "cvs > -d:pserver:anonym...@gps2photo.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/gps2photo co -P > gpsPhoto" in untrusted /home/user/builds/.mrconfig line 42
This is the same as your other bug report, and my reasoning there really comes into its own when presented with this crazy cvs command line. Actually, mr doesn't understand, or trust any cvs command lines. If you want to use cvs with mr, you should mark your mrconfig file as trusted. Unless your mrconfig file is provided/modified by a third party, you should do that anyway. mr's man page has a whole section explaining this behavior, UNTRUSTED MRCONFIG FILES. -- see shy jo
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