On 10 Nov 2005 17:47:57 -0800, Ken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What happens if you quote the whole -d line:
-d":pserver;proxy=proxy.mycompany.com;proxyport=8080:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/scm/openejb"
--Russ
Thanks for pointing out the syntax error, but this failed again on a
bash command line,
cvs
-d:pserver;proxy=proxy.mycompany.com;proxyport=8080:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :/scm/openejb
co openejb
An error is outputed saying the correct usage of cvs and No such file
or directory warning message like below.
co: RCS/openejb,v: No such file or directory
I think bash will not regconize the ';' in above line, I tried to add
'\' or single quote before ';', both are not work.
What happens if you quote the whole -d line:
-d":pserver;proxy=proxy.mycompany.com;proxyport=8080:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/scm/openejb"
--Russ
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