Hi
I have a strange problem. I'm running Emacs
23.0.50.1 from CVS
(Debian-Snapshot) on a Debian Etch notebook with KDE.
Somehow Emacs doesn't recognize my default CVS repository (CVSROOT)
which is set in ~/.bashrc.=20
M-x cvs-update aborts with the message:
Repository: ?????
Module:
Working dir: ~/somedir/
No CVSROOT specified! Please use the `-d' option.
The problem occurs when I start Emacs using an icon or the KDE
Startmenue or via Alt-F2. However, it works alright when I start Emacs
directly from the shell ($ emacs RET) or within the shell ($ emacs -nw
RET).
It's also working perfectly on my other two machines which have the
same setup but run an older Emacs snapshot (
22.1.50.1).
How is it possible that Emacs doesn't read environments set in .bashrc
when started in the usual way programs are started in X? And how can I
solve the problem?