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Thomas, > :deny > echo Operation %1 NOT allowed on %2 > EXIT 1 > > This bat file is also called and executes cirrectly, > that is, it types that the operation allowed on the > module if and only if the module is not blabla > combined with the another command than export. > > BUT even though it calls EXIT 1 in the :deny section, > it doesnt stop the cvsnt server. Can you: * enable tracing on the server * re-run a scenario that causes EXIT 1, with "cvs -ttt export ..." which will prpduce a trace. * search the trace for the call to premodule and send the 10 lines before and after it to the group. I had some troubles recently with another trigger in the commercial build - I suspect that the FOSS build doesn't give much debugging, but hopefuly we can see something of what is going on. Also retry with a premodule file that looks like this (change for the location of cmd.exe on your server): ALL c:\\windows\\system32\\cmd.exe /c C:/modchk.bat %c %o The problem could be that your "BAT" is returning 1, but the CMD.EXE (which is what the server actually runs) is returning 0. There is also a "script" interface and a C++ interface, both of which support the premodule trigger, and most probably are a little more reliable. I believe there were some script samples posted when this was first developed about 2 years ago, but none since - c++ samples are plentiful and in the repository cvsnt/triggers directory. Regards, Arthur Barrett