Comments on: Getting CruiseControl.NET To Talk To Git http://www.xerxesb.com/2009/getting-cruisecontrolnet-to-talk-to-git/ 'Cause there are some things you just *can't* get from a book... Fri, 12 Nov 2010 21:27:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: ksirg http://www.xerxesb.com/2009/getting-cruisecontrolnet-to-talk-to-git/comment-page-1/#comment-10669 ksirg Thu, 09 Jul 2009 13:15:18 +0000 http://www.xerxesb.com/?p=509#comment-10669 I don't understatand why setting HOME variable to %USERPROFILE% should help, for me doesn't. I run ccnet as a windows service on LOCALSystem account. I create ssh key and at default it is in c:\Users\ksirg, when I start ccnet service i supose that is looks for .ssh folder in c:\users\localsystem but it doesn't exists there. Could you help me and say where i should keep my ssh key, and for whom I have to set HOME viarable administrator, localsytem, ksirg? I don’t understatand why setting HOME variable to %USERPROFILE% should help, for me doesn’t. I run ccnet as a windows service on LOCALSystem account.
I create ssh key and at default it is in c:\Users\ksirg, when I start ccnet service i supose that is looks for .ssh folder in c:\users\localsystem but it doesn’t exists there.

Could you help me and say where i should keep my ssh key, and for whom I have to set HOME viarable administrator, localsytem, ksirg?

]]> By: Xerxes http://www.xerxesb.com/2009/getting-cruisecontrolnet-to-talk-to-git/comment-page-1/#comment-4878 Xerxes Fri, 24 Apr 2009 22:34:18 +0000 http://www.xerxesb.com/?p=509#comment-4878 <a href="#comment-4871" rel="nofollow">@Rodney</a> I guess the first thing is making sure you've set the HOME variable correctly. Did you add it as a user variable, or a system variable? You need to set it as a user variable. If you open a command prompt and type "set", you should see an entry for your HOME as something like "HOME=C:\Users\Xerxes", where %USERPROFILE% would be interpreted to give you the right path. @Rodney I guess the first thing is making sure you’ve set the HOME variable correctly. Did you add it as a user variable, or a system variable? You need to set it as a user variable.
If you open a command prompt and type “set”, you should see an entry for your HOME as something like “HOME=C:\Users\Xerxes”, where %USERPROFILE% would be interpreted to give you the right path.

]]> By: Rodney http://www.xerxesb.com/2009/getting-cruisecontrolnet-to-talk-to-git/comment-page-1/#comment-4871 Rodney Fri, 24 Apr 2009 17:31:05 +0000 http://www.xerxesb.com/?p=509#comment-4871 Hey, thanks for this post. I have the exact same problem that appears to be the same as the one you resolved by setting the HOME environment variable to %USERPROFILE%. Regrettably, your HOME solution doesn't solve the problem. Would you have any other suggestions? Thanks Hey, thanks for this post. I have the exact same problem that appears to be the same as the one you resolved by setting the HOME environment variable to %USERPROFILE%. Regrettably, your HOME solution doesn’t solve the problem. Would you have any other suggestions?

Thanks

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