Hello all,
I am a newbie. I wrote this nant build file that to build my VB.NET web
project. The project builds fine and generates the dll and pdb files. So
far so good. But when I access my localhost I get a parser error in the
Global.asax. Building my project via Visual Studio and then ac
Hi Bob,
Most active committers have been very busy lately, but there definitely have
been quite some improvements since the last RC.
We hope to release a new RC soon ...
Gert
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Title: MailLogger stopped working...
Ok,
FYI: I found the problem. IT pushed an
upgrade the McAfee Enterprise which was blocking port 25. I added nant.exe to
the exceptions list and viola, back in business.
BOb
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Title: Are you still using NAnt
Hello All,
What is the status of NAnt? The last RC is quite old.
Has this project been dropped due to MS Build being out there?
Are there any plans to actually get to a 1.0 release?
Thanks,
BOb
Title: MailLogger stopped working...
I was happily running builds on an XP Pro machine. Recently the emails stopped being sent.
I am getting the following error. I assume a Windows update broke something. Anyone have any ideas?
Here is the error message I am getting.
MailLogger failed to
Robert Schneider wrote:
Look at this problem that I have encountered:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=13549841
With regard to the line:
I find that when I use , I have much better luck with
This lets NAnt worry about the quoting, otherwise things get scr
Look at this problem that I have encountered:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=13549841
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Thanks - we are using CC.NET, but I need more fine-grained control over
checkout/checkin process.
I'm pretty sure that the svn task can do it (or possibly the exec task to call
svn) I'd just like to find some sample code to save me some trial and error.
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