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Steve Swanson wrote: > 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. A semicolon is a command separator in *nix (I think it's specific to some shells, but I'm no expert). You can use && as a command separator in Win32. I'm not sure what that first empty string command is supposed to be though. > > I guess I can write a little program to do what's intended. That seems to be what most people do. Something else to note as a difference to some samples not specifically written against CVSNT is that CVSNT now takes the file lists off STDIN instead of on the command line. There is a limit to the maximum number of characters on a command line that was causing trouble on large commits, so using STDIN works around that nicely. Regards, -- Glen Starrett