[Nant-users] email troubles: "The transport failed to connect to the server"

I'm trying to get the nant email task working so that I can eventually email the build log when the build is finished.   Here's my build file:    tolist="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"  mailhost="[MAILHOST]"   verbose="true"  subject="email sent via nant"  message="is this working even a little

[Nant-users] CVS problem: used cvs-pass, cvs-checkout and .cvspass, but "Logging in" never ends

It's me again. I've read the posts on CVS and they helped me get this far, but now I'm genuinely stuck. I'm trying to pull a module out of our CVS repository.  Here's my build file:     password="" passfile=".cvspass" />   destination="C:..\nant buildfiles\checkouts"   cvsroot="

[Nant-users] CVS problem: used cvs-pass, cvs-checkout and .cvspass, but "Logging in" never ends

It's me again. I've read the posts on CVS and they helped me get this far, but now I'm genuinely stuck. I'm trying to pull a module out of our CVS repository.  Here's my build file:     password="" passfile=".cvspass" />   destination="C:..\nant buildfiles\checkouts"   cvsroot=":

[Nant-users] "unresolved externals" during link process

Hello everyone, I am having yet another difficulty.  I'm trying to build this very large solution file in VS C++ 6.0 and thanks to all your input I have the first two libraries building fine.  However, the third library I'm trying to build cleans fine, compiles fine (I think), and links all right f

[Nant-users] Various questions regarding task (multiple sln files, doing a "clean", linking problems)

thanks for the response.Yes, the project does compile fine in VS.  What I meant regarding hte .sln files is that (I'm new to VS so I'm not too good with the terminology yet) when I build the Source.sln in VS, I can see it calling and building all these sub-projects in the output window on the botto

[Nant-users] Various questions regarding task (multiple sln files, doing a "clean", linking problems)

Many thanks to those who helped me with my previous questions.  Your responses were a great help.   I have this really big project I want to compile (Source.sln).  Within Source.sln are a lot of directories with smaller solution files that Source depends on in order to compile.  Do I have to write

Re: [Nant-users] newbie question: system cannot find the C++ compiler

e issue.   This should add the required folders to the PATH to ensure later calls to cl.exe are successful.   regards   Thibaut Barrère http://www.dotnetguru2.org/tbarrere   2005/6/29, Pat Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Hello everyone, I was asked to get some automated nightly builds going o

[Nant-users] newbie question: system cannot find the C++ compiler

Hello everyone, I was asked to get some automated nightly builds going on several C++ .NET project that are all pretty huge.   I apologize for how basic this question is, but I've been fiddling both with very simple build files in order to compile just a single .cpp file and also with the solution