Version: (using KDE KDE 3.1) Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages Compiler: 2.95 OS: Linux The subject says it all. When browsing a remote site through the fish ioslave and try to use cervisia in a CVS directory it says it is not a CVS directory. It works well in local. However after trying this konqueror seems to start doing nasty things such as printing text over other text (in the localization bar and in the file browser) so I need to reestart konqueror.
Hi Albert, Cervisia isn't network-aware at all. :-( It removes everything but the path from the URL. So it treats the URL passed by the fish ioslave as local directory. That's the reason why it says it is not a CVS directory. (see CervisiaPart::openURL) I know nothing about the second error (konqueror). I will see if this mess is triggered by Cervisia. Christian
Subject: KDE_3_1_BRANCH: kdesdk/cervisia CVS commit by cloose: backport fix for BR #54106: Display error message when user tries to access a remote repository. CCMAIL: 54106-done@bugs.kde.org M +6 -0 cervisiapart.cpp 1.43.2.3 --- kdesdk/cervisia/cervisiapart.cpp #1.43.2.2:1.43.2.3 @@ -117,4 +117,10 @@ KConfig *CervisiaPart::config() bool CervisiaPart::openURL( const KURL &u ) { + // right now, we are unfortunately not network-aware + if( !u.isLocalFile() ) + KMessageBox::sorry(widget(), + i18n("Cervisia does not support remote repositories."), + "Cervisia"); + slotOpenSandbox( u ); return true;