Mikael Grave writes: > > Thank you all for answers but the problem still remain :) How does my > script login the first time? Do you mean I need to login manually the > first time and then let $HOME/.cvspass do the rest. Is this very secure? Yes. That depends on your definition of "secure" -- assuming you set the permissions on ~/.cvspass so that only you can read or write it (which I believe CVS does if it creates it for you), then no one can "steal" your access without breaking your system security. -Larry Jones The game's called on account of sudden death. -- Calvin
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