[cvsnt] Re: remote use of cvs client on win2k

Tony Hoyle tmh at nodomain.org
Mon Jan 27 16:18:41 GMT 2003


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On Mon, 27 Jan 2003 10:09:56 -0600, "CS" <casolorz at hotmail.com> wrote:

>I come from a linux background where all the server code releases we did we
>used cvs. We would tag our code, then ssh into the server, then do a cvs
>update of the tag ( a little more involved but thats the idea). Now I am
>working on a win2k server, with IIS, and assuming the server doesnt have
>telnet for security reasons, and walking over to the server to run cvs
>update is not a good option, what are my alternatives? I know this is more
>of a win2k remote administration question, but I figured a lot of you guys
>probably do something similar. Also many people will be doing the cvs
>updates (since its our development server and not production), so some of
>the remote desktop applications might not work too good. Ideally I could ssh
>into win2k? or use some web interface?
>Anyways, please any pointers on what to do would be great.
>Thanks,
>
We tend to use VNC to control the various test machines.   You could
probably also script something on the postcommit to automatically
update if that's all you need.

Tony



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