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I suspect the process that sends email notifications either has no LANG variable in its environment, or has LANG=C.
>It's better to post a new submission in this case.
Urm right, probable more a general problem, sorry.
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/commit-grub/2008-09/msg00012.html
There's the mail
LANG=de_DE.UTF-8 `svn log -r 1856' displays it right as
2008-09-07 Vesa Jääskeläinen <chaac@nic.fi>
whereas `svn log' with LANG=C 2008-09-07 Vesa J?\195?\164?\195?\164skel?\195?\164inen <chaac@nic.fi>
So it has been commited with UTF-8 instead of ASCII and mail header on commit-grub says UTF-8 too but somewhere in between seems to be a conversion from UTF-8 to ASCII
Hi,
It's better to post a new submission in this case.
> Log Message: > ----------- > 2008-09-07 Vesa J?\195?\164?\195?\164skel?\195?\164inen > <chaac@nic.fi>
Where does this appear?
Don't hesitate to provide links and shell commands to reproduce the problem.
Hello,
I wasn't sure if I should make a new report, but because the problem is related to our GRUB SVN I choose to post here :)
Our SVN commit messages are in UTF-8 and `svn log' shows fine with UTF-8 locale. But Vesa just did a commit and on -email is unavailable- his name is shown as ASCII
Log Message: ----------- 2008-09-07 Vesa J?\195?\164?\195?\164skel?\195?\164inen <chaac@nic.fi>
Though the eMail has: Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
So it seems somewhere in between there's a LANG=C or some other non UTF-8 setting
Thanks, it's working now !
This need to be done by a Savannah admin (currently). I enabled commit notification to commit-grub@gnu.org.
Email notification of commit is still not working. I think it needs to setup the post-commit hook or whatever, anyone know how to do it ?
CVS is disabled now. If something has to be done, I can re-enable it.
Thanks!
Is CVS disabled now?
Imported :)
I added a note about rsync+ssh in the doc.
> Insecurely.. you mean that the content can be altered between Savannah and you?
Yes.. I like to be careful about such things.
Marco asked me to provide the dump. I've put it in:
fencepost.gnu.org:~rmh/grub-20080701.dump.lzma
Insecurely.. you mean that the content can be altered between Savannah and you?
Anyway you should be able to use rsync you@cvs.sv.gnu.org:/sources/grub (that's read-only).
The instructions in CvSToSvN recommend that the repository is transfered insecurely with plain rsync protocol:
rsync -av rsync://cvs.sv.gnu.org/sources/yourproject/ yourproject-cvs/
Is it possible to obtain them through SSH (or Rsync inside SSH)? I tried dropping the "rsync://" bit but then I get access denied errors.
There are some intructions to do CVS->SVN at https://savannah.gnu.org/maintenance/CvSToSvN
When you have a dump ready, let me know and I'll import it.
Would be nice if we can have file renames we did in CVS "by hand" converted to proper file renames in SVN. I can provide a list of the renames we did, if that would make it possible.
Can you please migrate GRUB from CVS to Subversion? The GRUB 2 module is the most important module to us.
(Note: upload size limit is set to 16384 kB, after insertion of the required escape characters.)
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