Yes, I have a shell account and I've installed cvs myself. I use ssh to
access my shell account. The last part of the installation that I'm
interested in is setting up a server daemon so I can log into the cvs
server using a gui cvs client like MacCVS Pro 2.5.
The manul talks about modifying /etc/inetd.conf, but my web host can't do
that for me for security reasons. In the manual under "Direct Connection
with password authentication" it says: "the file `/etc/inetd.conf' needs to
be edited so inetd knows to run the command cvs pserver when it receives a
connection on the right port"
Is there another way for me to setup my server to accept connections on
port 2401?
Seth
--On Monday, September 18, 2000 4:29 PM -0400 "Greg A. Woods"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [ On Monday, September 18, 2000 at 16:06:10 (-0000), Seth Tager wrote: ]
>> Subject: [Info-cvs] run cvs standalone?
>>
>> I'd like to install cvs on my hosted website where I dont have
>> access to inetd.conf and I can't run cvs as root. Is there another
>> way to run the cvs server so I can access it remotely using my
>> maccvs pro client?
>
> Do you have a shell account on the server hosting your website? If so
> then you can probably use CVS there. If so, how do you access your
> account?
>
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> Greg A. Woods
>
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