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An issue has just arisen with CVSNTUpd following 18 months of successful operation (Thanks John!)
We've restructured our modules and made our websites a subfolder in the module. We then created a modules mapping for this subdirectory so people could still checkout a single modulename.
The issue is with CVSNTupd and the AT job it creates. This uses the real path and not the module mapping when building the AT so the update fails.
i.e.
OLD:
mainmodule (www)
|--->sql
|--->documentation
NEW:
mainmodule
|--->www
|--->database
|--->documentation
new mapping created in modules file: www -> mainmodule\www
AT job thats created:
D:\wwwroot>at
Status ID Day Time Command Line
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2 Today 1:47 PM cmd /c "cd /D d:\wwwroot\mainmodule\www && cvs.exe -q -d :local:d:\cvsstore up date -dP >> CVSNTUpd.log"
Is there a version of CVSNTupd that handles this with the module mapping rather than the root module name?
loginfo has the module name specified in it.
An alternative for us is to use the subdirectory name and create a virtual directory in IIS for the folder, but this is a bit clunky so I'd like to avoid it if possible
David Stebbings
Network & Systems Administrator
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