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Thanks. I am now seeing some logging. Please see my particular comments below. > The loginfo is a script file. What kind of script? What is the environment? > Each line in the file contains an instruction to be carried out if the > regular expression at the start of the line triggers. > Whatever happens is entirely up to what you put in the line after the > regular expression, so if you put a "ALL dir > c:\dir.txt" into the > loginfo line that is what's gonna happen. It seems the examples in the file have no chance of working on Windows. When I changed the path to an absolute hard-coded path, logging worked. But the line in commitlog looked like ""; id; echo "path/filename,1.9"; date; cat so something isn't working right. That is, the semicolon separation isn't working. It's not clear which commands will work. I guess I can write a little program to do what's intended. > (For each commit a dir command is executed and the result is put into > the file c:\dir.txt, obviously not very useful but I guess you get the > idea.) > > In short, whatever happens is due to what you put in there, you have > to decide and there is no automatic process involved. > > > > /Bo > (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)