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Hello, bo.berglund at system3r.se (Bo Berglund) writes: > [...] > out on the network. I also belive that the only environment it sees is > the System environment, so if one likes to use a construct like: You are right. I'm happy that I didn't run into this kind of problem, but now I feel prepared... Seems like this may also depend on the impersonation settings? But in the end this is working - somehow :-) > Also I think that file associations are not particularly well migrated > to the LOCALSERVICE account too, so this construct will fail: Also a good advice. This info would be nice to have inside the CVSNT manual. Maybe there must be a part with platform specific notes like this. > I saw your comment about the CVSNT specific variables like $CVSROOT > and Tony's reply too. After that I tried to find a full list somewhere > of these variables but I gave up. It would be good to have them > collected in one single place with a description and the scope of > application. But I cannot do it.... I did not expect you to do it - I just wanted to express that I'm feeling not very well informed about all the scripting interface. So I add this to the few things I failed to find information about: * list of variables one can use in scripts * description of the environment one can expect inside a script. This may be platform and setting specific. * the kind of linefeed characters a script has to use in it's output. (I now know it has to be unix LF and it's defined in the cvsnt client/server protocol... but it's not documented somewhere to find it when writing a script.) ...and maybe more. Best regards, O. Koltermann