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On Thu, 14 Sep 2006 17:19:53 -0400, "Jim Hyslop" <jimh at view22.com> wrote: >Hi, all > >Currently, our CVSNT server (running Windows Server) is set up to use >SSPI authentication. There are two minor problems with this, however. >First, I'd like to be able to work from home, and my login credentials >at home are not recognized at work (obviously). use :sspi:yourlogin at cvsserver:/repo Then *once* do a cvs login and supply the password. >Second, and more >importantly, I'd like to set up an automated daily build system that can >check out the code. If I use the Windows 'at' command, then the command >will run with SYSTEM privileges, i.e. no login credentials. Use the Windows scheduler and create the scheduled task via the Control Panel "Scheduled Tasks" function. Here you will be able to set which account the task will run as and enter that account password as well. Then SSPI will work just fine as :sspi:cvsserver:/repo HTH /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)