Which version of ccnet are you using? Also, what does the sourcecontrol block of your .config look like? We have recently been fixing problems with older versions of CVS. Which version are you using and on which platform?
Using a date is the only way for ccnet to consistently control which "slice" of the repository it is using, with CVS. It should however, be using a different date. Roughly, it should be using the data of the last time that it updated. Dave On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 6:29 AM, TravisW <[email protected]> wrote: > > CCNet is using the following command to check my CVS repository for > modifications: > > c:\workingDirectory\ cvs -d {cvs root} -q rlog -N -r {branch} "- > d>2009-03-18 {time right now} GMT" > > Problem is it never finds any modifications because it never selects > any revisions. Every check says "total revisions: 3 selected > revisions: 0". Not surprising since it's looking for stuff that is > newer than right now. If I run the same command from the command > prompt without the date option or if i set the date back to a time > further in the past it works fine. Is there some way around this? > Can I tell CCNet to not use the date option or to use a different > date? > > Thanks >
