[CMake] [CTest] CTest -S script cannot be found on Windows network drive

[m.hergarden]

On 12/09/2011 04:30 PM, David Cole wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 at 9:30 AM, m.hergarden<m.hergarden at euphoria-it.nl>  wrote:
>> I have two buildservers: a Linux box and a Windows box. I now have a
>> buildscript that does a svn checkout in the homedir of the Linux build user.
>> This directory is shared read/write using Samba. The Windows builduser (same
>> credentials, same uid) is able to reach the files through a mingw mount.
>> On the Windows box there is a ssh server, so I can run commands from the
>> Linux box.
>>
>> When running ssh windowsbuilduser at windowsip 'ctest -S /path/to/scriptfile' I
>> get the following error:
>>
>> CMake Error: Cannot find file: /path/to/scriptfile
>>
>> (actual pathnames are used of course)
>>
>> When running ssh windowsbuilduser at windowsip 'ls /path/to/scriptfile' I do
>> see that the scriptfile is there. My guess is that ctest starts a new shell,
>> which cannot find the script.
>>
>> Is that a correct assumption?
>> Does anybody know how to resolve this?
>>
>> Any help or pointers would be very much appreciated.
>>
>> With kind regards,
>> Micha Hergarden
>>
>>
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> What sshd are you running on the Windows box?
>
> Can you map the network path to a Windows drive letter (say "N:" for
> network), and use the "N:/path/to/script" file form instead?
Thank you for the quick reply.

I am using FreeSSHd. Using the 'net use' command I can map the network 
drive to n:
When calling ctest using your suggested path locally on the windows box 
it does seem to work OK.
Running it through the ssh session still yields the same error.
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