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On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 18:21:30 +0000, Tony Hoyle <tmh at nodomain.org> wrote: >Bo Berglund wrote: > >> The CVSNT server is a W2000 Workstation and I can get to it using the >> remote console from the Resource Kit. But there is no remote desktop >> available (it came with XP-Pro) so GUI maintenance is not available. > >There's always VNC if you're stuck. I tried that once in another case, but then again - how to get it running on that remote computer? > >You can copy the files over manually I guess but the bits that the >control panel does can't really be done over the command line, as they'd >involve registry editing. > >Tony OK, if I create a command line utility to modify the registry then I would only need to know what to put there, right? I have no problem making a command line tool program that can read/write the registry for example using a REG file as input. BTW, is there alreadt a command line registry tool? Have to check that. But in order to get it all working I guess I need to do the following: 1) Shut down the existing service 2) Copy the newest CVSNT files over the existing installation 3) Modify the registry settings that need modification (see above) 4) Somehow install the lockserver service from the command line 5) Start cvs and lockservice (net start...) The hard bit here would be to install the lockserver service and to know which registry settings to set/modify. But since I already have a working server, maybe I don't have to change much? /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)