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Rick Martin wrote: > I'll check out the NET USE with user credential, although I don't really > like hard-coding the password in the file. You could (and in any case probably should) use a user who has very restricted permissions (e.g. only write access to that directory tree, and nothing else). > I'm tempted to write a service to use file change notification to watch > over the repository folders and kick off a process when changes are > detected. I was just hoping the built-in support could meet my needs. There are directory sync applications that do this quite nicely. You probably can work something out with using cvsnt commit scripts or shadow file to keep a sandbox on the server up to date, and use a directory sync application to replicate this sandbox to a remote share. (This sync app would also need to have a user configured that it uses to connect to the remote share; this should be the same restricted user I was talking about earlier.) Gerhard