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From: | Joshua Davis |
Subject: | RE: CVS/ANT/Win2K |
Date: | Thu, 7 Dec 2000 09:22:17 -0500 |
Maybe
the forward slashes are the problem. ANT is Java, so it may also
be the case that backslashes are 'interpreted' by ANT.
How
about: "-d address@hidden" or "-d
address@hidden"?
Backslashes worked for me using CVS on NT with the repository on a
share.
-----Original Message-----
From: address@hidden [mailto:address@hiddenOn Behalf Of Charles de Villiers Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 5:46 AM To: address@hidden Subject: Re:CVS/ANT/Win2K Oops - I didn't put in that "file:" stuff, my
mail client did
The actual paths I tried are
"//Beta/address@hidden/CVS"
and
":local://Beta/address@hidden/CVS"
Original message follows:
>Hi,
>I am trying to execute CVS from ANT under Win2000. My problem is to make it >recognize the repository. >If I specify "-d file://Beta/address@hidden/CVS" (a UNC path) the message is >"file://Beta/address@hidden/CVS must be an absolute pathname" >Putting :local: in front of the path doesn't help either. ANT/CVS complains >"cvs.exe checkout: missing hostname in CVSROOT: >:local://Beta/address@hidden/CVS >cvs.exe [checkout aborted]: Bad CVSROOT." >I have tried various combinations of forward & backslashes as well as some >bad language, but nothing seems to work. >Can someone help me please? Charles de Villiers SalesBid Ltd. Charles de Villiers
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