> Is there a particular reason you want your script to execute > on the machine running the daemon instead of the machine > hosting the repository ? This isn't clear to me yet.
The application that is required by the "run command" is located on the Daemons machine (in this case a PDF conversion tool) > I am not against doing it. I am still trying to understand > the benefit of Scmbug. e.g. you could have achieved the same > effect by running rshd or sshd on the server and executing > scripts there (you still wouldn't have to write an extra > daemon). I'm unable to use sshd and rshd as we are running our repository and Daemon on Windows machines. > So, were you hoping to do it inside Scmbug because > you could have e.g. the list of affected files, or the > version number of the update, etc. If not, then wouldn't rshd > and sshd offer the same benefit ? Unless I see some benefit > Scmbug would add, then I don't see why it should be supported. It doesn't use any of ScmBug "knowledge", it purely runs the command. It's not a problem, I'll create another Daemon process to handle the command. Cheers, Rob _______________________________________________ scmbug-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.mkgnu.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/scmbug-users
