Merrill,
One user got the internal error shown below. Following the internal
> error listing is the part of the NAnt make-cvs-tree target that was > being executed when the problem occurred.
My script starts by echoing its command line arguments and various
> other important pieces of information. Since the internal error > refers to an illegal character in the path, I've included the echo > announcements that deal with pathnames. All of the pathname look > normal, and they are, in fact, the standard pathnames that everyone > is using and have worked elsewhere.
Based on the stack trace in the exception, the code is going through the user's PATH environment variable, and failing on one of these.
I would suggest examining your user's PATH variable, and seeing if there are any offending characters in there.
It would probably be nice if this particular exception were replaced with a warning in the build log and the build continue on its way...
Regards,
-- Troy
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