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> The user should never be SYSTEM anyway... it'll be the user who is > issuing the command (or whoever the user was overridden as). I'm not > sure how you managed it in 2.0.51... it'll automatically drop into > cygwin sshd compatibility if SYSTEM tries to invoke a command and use > $USER to work out the real username - that's been true for a long time. > using this script: > @echo off > d: > cd d:\t > if exist pc_log goto :end > echo >pc_log > cd d:\t\test > echo foo >>Changelog > cvs commit -m "xx" Changelog > cd d:\t > del pc_log > :end Thanks for trying this out. Did you test it by performing a commit to a different file in the same module, with SSPI used as the protocol? I think I'll need to stick with 2.0.51d until I get to the bottom of this. I was also caught out by the ACL changes in 2.0.52 - I'd assumed that the new command line interface would be backwards-compatible, but it's not (in fact, running "cvs chacl John.Kinson:crw filename" caused CVSNT to crash for me, which surprised me to say the least!). I've got a number of process model scripts that are now broken by 2.0.52+, but I guess that's my bad for assuming "supports many more options" meant "supports many more _additional_ options" in the release notes :) Cheers JK -- http://www.yellowradio.com/ If technology doesn't seem like magic, it's probably obsolete.