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Writing a login script in unix

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Name: edir
Date: March 3, 2003 at 09:48:18 Pacific
OS: Redhat Linux
CPU/Ram: Pentium1066/256
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Hi,
I just want to write a simple login script for unix. I'm actually trying to regularily back up my work onto a cvs server. To log on to the CVS server I type.
cvs login.
It will then ask me for a password. How do i write a script file that will automatically supply it with the password each time. In other words suppose the name of the script is logn then all i have to do to log in is type logn.
Thanks



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