Hello Nico!
On Monday 29 September 2008 NM wrote:
> First, isn't it a good idea? I just want to (try to) commit /etc changes
> every night.
Fine.
> I put fsvs commit -m 'nightly commit' in a cron.daily script; but from
> what I can tell it fails on authentification. I can't find anything on
> how to specify login/password on the command line; help appreciated.
What kind of repository access do you use? You're right, there's (currently)
no way to specify that data on the commandline.
For ssh you could use a key, ssh-agent or a wrapper script; for http or svn
you can populate a .subversion/auth/ by using the svn command line binary and
use that (assuming $HOME is set) from cron too; and https can use client
certificates.
Is that sufficient, or can your problem not be solved that way?
Regards,
Phil
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