> Does CC.NET have some capabilities for hiding the source control username > and password in the error messages that get displayed in Dashboard and the > e-mails?
What source control are you using? We use Subversion, which has the ability to cache credentials, so I don't put the authentication information in any of config files or build scripts. Instead, I do some operation that requires credentials manually, and allow Subversion to cache that information for use by any other invocation of Subversion on that machine. If your VCS has a similar capability, you might be able to do the same thing. Not that scrubbing CC.NET's output isn't a good thing all by itself, but until that capability exists, this might help. /bs
