How to auto-login and update command in a batch file?

[rabbitxu]

Hello :
I have other web site ,and I want to using a batch file to auto login and update in from cvs server.and the batch file in system crond.

Do you know how to auto-login and update command in a batch file?

Thank you.




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[Larry Jones]

Post by rabbitxu
Do you know how to auto-login and update command in a batch file?

Don't. Log in, by hand, once, as the user the batch file will run as,
and don't log out. Logging in to CVS does not create any kind of a
connection, it just remembers the password so you don't have to type it
all the time.

-Larry Jones

I've got PLENTY of common sense! I just choose to ignore it. -- Calvin

[James Knowles]

Post by rabbitxu
I have other web site ,and I want to using a batch file
to auto login and update in from cvs server.and the batch
file in system crond.
Do you know how to auto-login and update command

I use the following methods in different circumstances, all relying on ssh
for security:

Set up ssh to use public/private key authentication so it does not require a
password. Then cron simply needs to do "cvs update -d" periodically. This
prevents passwords and data from going over the Internet unencrypted.

Alternately, you can do update locally and use ssh+rsync to copy data en
masse. Again ssh encrypts.

I've not used ssh as a port-forwarding proxy very much, but that is another
option that would work.

[James Knowles]

Post by Larry Jones

Post by rabbitxu
Do you know how to auto-login and update command in a batch file?

Don't. Log in, by hand, once,

I guess the detail that is not clear is whether this is done over an
insecure network.

[Larry Jones]

Post by James Knowles

Post by Larry Jones

Post by rabbitxu
Do you know how to auto-login and update command in a batch file?

Don't. Log in, by hand, once,

I guess the detail that is not clear is whether this is done over an
insecure network.

That is an orthogonal issue.