DO NOT REPLY [Bug 38407] - cvspass file won't be read properly if it uses dos instead of unix line terminator

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------- Additional Comments From kevin.jackson@it.fts-vn.com  2006-01-27 05:34 -------
I'm not positive about this but I think this may have something to do with how
Execute builds it's command line.  If you use cygwin and create a .cvspass file
with (cygwin dos style cr/lf) and then later the execute task runs CVS (or
rather AbstractCVSTask), it will try to get the line.separator - now if Cygwin
returns an lf instead of cr/lf, then the variable will be chunked to include the
cr ie:

.cvspass file:
pserver..... =mypasscr/lf

Execute -> cygwin
"give me my lin.separator (line 169)"
Execute <- cygwin
"ok here you are lf"
Execute
"oh right *nix off we go..."
pserver..... =mypasscr/lf
Execute
"hmm mypasscr (line break)

If you follow my train of thought there.

So it may mean that Execute will have to be a little smarter, or maybe cygwin is
returning the wrong value from a System.getProperty call (hang on testing...) -
nope that theory is wrong, getProperty returns cr/lf as it should.

Kev

I've tried the cvspass task and it does create a cr/lf on cygwin, but I don't
have an internal CVS to try this out with - (we're all SVN here) 

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