[chora] no $this->revs problem

[Pixel Date]

I have the rest of the fix ready:

diff -u CVSLib-bak.php CVSLib.php
--- CVSLib-bak.php      Wed Mar  7 02:50:15 2001
+++ CVSLib.php  Wed Mar  7 02:57:31 2001
@@ -169,7 +169,7 @@
              */

             $co = fgets($RCS, 1024);
-            if (!preg_match('/^(\S+),v\s+-->\s+st(andar)?d 
?out(put)?\s*$/',
+            if (!preg_match('/^([\S ]+),v\s+-->\s+st(andar)?d 
?out(put)?\s*$/',
                  $co, $regs) || $regs[1] != $fullname) {
             return new CVSLib_Error(CVSLIB_INTERNAL_ERROR,
                         "Unexpected output from CVS Checkout: $co");

This makes it possible to download files with spaces in their names from the 
log view.

>From: "Pixel Date" <pixeldate@hotmail.com>
>Reply-To: chora@lists.horde.org
>To: chora@lists.horde.org
>Subject: Re: [chora] no $this->revs problem
>Date: Wed, 07 Mar 2001 03:37:09 -0000
>
>I have a partial fix.
>
>Change line 150 of chora/lib/CVSLib/File.php to
>
>$cmd =
>$this->rep->conf['paths']['rlog'].$flag."'".$this->queryFullPath()."'";
>
>This causes files with spaces in their names to at least show up in the
>directory listing.  However, if when I click on the filename and then 
>choose
>a particular revision (clicking on "1.1", for example), I get
>
>Error Encountered - 505 Internal Server Error
>Unexpected output from CVS Checkout: /home/chora/cvs/NEDocs/MRDs/D&B/NCC
>Escalation.doc,v --> standard output
>
>This is good enough for my purposes for now - I just need a way for people
>to browse the repository other than ssh'ing to the CVS server.
>
>>From: "Pixel Date" <pixeldate@hotmail.com>
>>Reply-To: chora@lists.horde.org
>>To: chora@lists.horde.org
>>Subject: Re: [chora] no $this->revs problem
>>Date: Tue, 06 Mar 2001 20:36:52 -0000
>>
>>I know what the problem is now.  Some of our files have spaces in the
>>filename, like
>>
>>Marketing Proposal 1.doc
>>
>>None of the source code files have this problem since programmers tend not
>>to put spaces into filenames, but most of the Word documents that were
>>created by non-programmers do.
>>
>>Where in the Chora code is the regexp that matches filenames?

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