Re: [Cvs-dev] cvs-passwd patch: weird problem

[Prasad J Pandit]

On Mon, 21 Aug 2006, Mark D. Baushke wrote:
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> If you can write the commands and know what is
> being sent across the wire by using CVS_CLIENT_LOG
> to capture the .in and .out files, you should be
> able to write the series of combinations of tests.
>
>  - user has no problems with the validity of the
>    old new and confirmed passwords.
>
>  - user has a typo in the old password
>
>  - user has another typo in the old password
>
>  - user has too many typos in the old password
>
>  - user has a typo in the confirm password
>
>  - user has another typo in the confirm password
>
>  - user has too many typos in the confirmation password
>
>  - user uses illegal characters in the password
>
>  - user uses two few characters in the password
>
>  - user uses two many characters in the password (is that possible?)
>
> that will primarily be a client/side test right? I
> am presuming that you are already looing at the
> .cvspass cache of the old password without needing
> a round-trip to the server right?

  ah, It's an overdose for me, I guess; Will look into it.

> Huh. Have you tried using a debugger and putting a
> breakpoint to see what the values are of the data
> that seems wrong when you remove the printf()
> statements?

  No, but will surely give it a try. :)
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