This basically says there is something wrong with your domain records (for
tailwindinc.com). That is why the remote server rejected your email.
It also says that verizon is the one rejecting the mail along the way. That
indicates that your mail is passing through their mail hosts. But the
essence
Title: Message
There is a nant task called which
should be able to do what you want. Check out
http://nant.sourceforge.net/help/tasks/asminfo.html
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bonnett,
Evan ASent: Monday, March 15, 2004 11:32 AMTo: 'Price,
Hi Kevin,
I like the nested command and it looks like it would be easy to extend
something like this into some sort of pluggable version control task.
The wrapper task would have to be generalized a bit (i.e. include a
server, port, protocol, etc. instead of a munged root value) maybe
something li
Hi all,
I'm currently using NAnt 0.84 and NAnt contrib 0.84.
I'm keen to use the latest NAnt build so that I can use functions and expressions
(good work!), however, I can't do this yet because I am dependant on the contrib stuff.
Is it possible to compile the 0.84 contrib stuff with the nightly b
I'm getting an exception when I use NAnt on my solution. It says
"INTERNAL ERROR" and asks me to "Please send bug report to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]" When I do so, it bounces
(see below). Now what?
Greg Arzoomanian
TailWind Solutions
http://www.tailwindinc.com
**
Each of the following recipient
Hello everyone, we're jumping on the Nant train and I had a question:
1. Are return codes handled properly by the exec task? I've had to embed a
work around where I write the error code to a file, then test from within
the
build file.
We've got a whole bunch of pre-existing build systems, makes,
Title: Message
Hi,
I have
an executable that takes an AssemblyInfo.cs file as a command line arg and
updates the version attribute. When I call it using the task,
I see the resultant version # on the screen. In addition, I output
the version # to a file. Is there any way to get that va
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What's wrong with the following syntax (modulo attribute names)? Why do you
require the separation of global vs command options?
Why would you want to enclose multiple cvs operations inside a single
task? Typically
Title: Message
All,
What
about versioning the assembly? We use the standard Major, Minor, Build,
Revision. Is there a standard means of doing this, or one that is
common?
Thanks,
Evan A. Bonnett
Reynolds and Reynolds,
IT
-Original Message-From:
Price, Henry [mailto:[EMAIL
Title: Message
Thanks. I'll check it out.
Evan A. Bonnett
Reynolds and Reynolds,
IT
-Original Message-From: Price,
Henry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004
11:44 AMTo: Bonnett, Evan A;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: [Nant-users] Getting
Code from VSS via NAnt
Title: Message
Yes
there is, but it's in the NAnt Contrib rather than the core (more info on NAntContrib can be found at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/nantcontrib )
http://nantcontrib.sourceforge.net/help/tasks/vssget.html
Will
fill you in on the command,
http://nantcontrib.sourcefor
Title: Message
There are several VSS task in nAntContrib.
nAntContrib is a project where new nAnt tasks have time to mature before
they get promoted to nAnt.
Go to http://nantcontrib.sourceforge.net/help/tasks/index.html and
look for the tasks that start with
My suggestion would be to c
Title: Message
Hi
all,
Is
there support for VSS or do I need to call the task to run a batch
file?
Is
there a better way to get the latest from VSS? Also, which target does
this task really belong in? I have the following targets
now...
clean
- Deletes all files from the bin dire
I am a NAnt 0.84 user and cannot use the CVS tasks because they do not
currently support sspi (sspi support would be a compelling reason to move to
a nightly build, otherwise we will stick to official releases). However, I
would like to see the -P -d -R options turned on by default when the tasks
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