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Hi,
I have added a line in $CVSROOT/verifymsg to run a script to check the
log message whenever a user commit their changes.
I have been able to trigger the running of the MS-DOS batch file if I
have administrative/login previliges on the machine running CVSNT.
In my setup, we have a domain controller where all the accounts are
held. To access the CVSNT machine, I have created a group CVSUsers on the
CVSNT machine and added the domain accounts to that group.
The users are able to go about checking in/out, branch, merge etc..
Now, when I added the running of a batch to triggered by verify message,
the "ordinary" users reported that they receive a cvs server message saying
that the are unable to execute the script.
I don't know if this is a CVSNT server or Windows security question.
Does anyone have similar setup?
I am not allowed to enable administrative privileges for the domain user
on the CVSNT machine.
Cheers
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Nicholas Yue