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Hi
You can make the cvs login work in a bat-file this way:
cvs login<password.txt
password.txt has to contain the password for the user that is running the
bat-file.
Regards
Jørgen Møller Larsen - Nykredit Data - Koncernmetode og Arkitektur (KMF-V)
- Telefon: +45 9635 5069 - email: jml at nykredit.dk
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2002-09-17
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"Tobias
Mueller"
Hi!
I'm relatively new to CVS, thus I managed to get CVSNT up and running on
our
development server. We're developing a rather big Web project, therefore we
needed version management tools. I'd like to keep a ckeckedout-version of
our repository on our server in order to access it via WebServer. Therefore
I'd like to use SINC http://sinc.sourceforge.net as a scheduler for running
the checkouts automatically, and there my problem starts:
I need to write a .bat file which SINC calls, for example every 10 minutes.
The problem is the "cvs login" command, because it prompts for the
password.
The checkout itself is not a problem.
How can I manage to do this? Maybe anyone has established a similar
system...
Thanks a lot in advance,
Tobi
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