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Try the commitifo script instead. It is there for you to have some way of 'approving' a checkin before it happens for real. So CVS will wait for the result of the commitinfo script processing before it proceeds to commit. So I miagine the temp files will be stationary during this time. /Bo (I wrote a similar reply from work, but somehow it did not make it to the list.) On Mon, 26 Aug 2002 14:51:35 +0100, "Eduardo Marreiros" <jem.novageo at taguspark.pt> wrote: >Hi all, > >I've been using CVSNT for some time now, and it's been working fine for me. > >Now, I needed to automate the task to transfer files to an FTP server... >After some digging, I created a small 'C' aplication to run as a "loginfo" >filter. This app, launched by the server, parses the log-message, and >detects the 4 possible situations (T_TITLE, T_ADDED, T_REMOVED, T_MODIFIED) >and proceeds to "mkdir", "delete" or "put" to the ftp server. It runs in the >cvsnt server temp directory with all the files (apparently) lying in there. >Easy to FTP them to the server.... > >It seemed to work like a charme, until something happened: looks like, as >my 'filter' is running, some other process is cleaning up all the files in >this temp-dir... Getting to transfer them to the server, is only a matter of >luck... :-(( > >So, my question is: is there any way to hold the cleanup process until the >loginfo filters are done?... or (better yet) any other idea on how to >automatically transfer commited files to an ftp server ? (I cannot SSH to >the server and issue any "cvs update ...") > >TIA, >Eduardo M. > /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)