Hi Glen,
We still don't have this script under source control. Actually we are calling the main file called 'build.xml' using this file. The file 'build.xml' is actually under source control but now we have decided to have this file under source control too. About the file .cvspass, yes I can see that in the specified directory. 1. Content of .cvspass file on remote machine through which I was accessing CVS server: ----------------------------------------------------------------- :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/myrepo Ax+ccyu y4 :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/code/TC AIyb y<+4Kw :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/code/TC login AIyb y<+4Kw --> I think this is the one that must have been created after I used Arthur's suggestion. ----------------------------------------------------------------- The first two entries must have been created when I would have used 'cvs login' on command prompt. The above content shows that there were still two entries present (for the same user) before I used 'cvs login' explicitly in xml code (based on Arthur's suggestion). So the build should have worked anyways. 2. Content of .cvspass file on the same machine on which CVS server is installed: ----------------------------------------------------------------- :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/code/main AIyb y<+4Kw :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/code/TC AIyb y<+4Kw ----------------------------------------------------------------- Also, from the above contents taken from different machines, what I can conclude is that password was once changed for user 'gchhabra' (1st line of remote .cvspass file). Please correct me if I'm wrong. *Query*: I have a build area (checked out code) on the same machine on which the CVS repository is present, and I do not have to perform even a 'cvs login' command to run the build. I simply use the following syntax in my XML file and it works fine. It doen not require user name: ------------------------------------------------------------------- <cvs cvsroot="E:\CVS_Repository\" package="TC_Repository_Code" /> ------------------------------------------------------------------- Why is it so? Is the .cvspass file sufficient enough to make it possible (user name as well as password authentication)? But when I perform a build on a build area (present on a different machine), in that case I think that syntax for CVSROOT requires --------------------------------------------------------- :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/repository_name. --------------------------------------------------------- Regards, Gaurav _______________________________________________ cvsnt mailing list [email protected] http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt Upgrade to CVS Suite for more features and support: http://march-hare.com/cvsnt/
