Cfexecute not executing CVS commands ina bat file

We are running CF 7.0 on Windows server.
I am creating a bat file containing both DOS commands and CVS
commands.
When executing the bat file via <CFexecute> the DOS
commands execute, but the CVS commands do not.
When running the bat file from the DOS command prompt, all
commands (DOS and CVS) run as expected.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks

On Wed, 24 Jan 2007 23:03:48 +0000 (UTC), JRoccaforte wrote:
> That could be an issue. I am however using my login and
password in the commands
Ian didn't mean the CVS permissions, he meant the filesystem
/ OS
permissions. The a/c that ColdFusion uses to access the file
system and
other system resources is very limited, by default.
You need to login (to the OS) as the a/c CF is using, and see
if you can
execute your batch file.
Adam

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