I am running a hudson CI server on a win32 machine. After the build completes successfully, I want the exe to be created for publication on a public website. The hudon plugins for SCP and ftp did not work the way I wanted (mainly because it selects some odd directories to host them), so I made my own script for the scp command line called by hudson.
For some reason, although the scp bat file freezes when run in a hudson environment. It works fine when I call it from the command line, although on the same machine.
Apparently, this also fails when starting from the task scheduler.
Can anyone think of a reason that this will not work from a hudson or scheduler environment?
pscp.exe -batch -q -pw mypassword ..\..\installers\Output\myfilename domain.com@domain.com:domains/domain.com/html/downloads
(Note that "domain.com" replaces my domain name ...)
Again, when I call this bat file from the command line, it works fine.
Please note: the reason I call the bat file is because I replace the file name with the svn WCREV command - since hudson is dead brain and cannot make this replacement in scp or ftp plugins or in command line calls, This method should work but it freezes.
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