You have to ssh to the cvs.roomrack.sourceforge.net once to avoid this error
message.(They create home directories at the first login)
with regards
kamesh jayachandran
--- Arun Jayaprakash *[EMAIL PROTECTED]*
wrote:
<pre>Hello to all,
I am sorry if this has been asked more than once before. Unfortunately (or is
it my lack of
patience) I have not been able to get a solution to the problem.
I recently signed up at SourceForge. In order to use CVS there, I downloaded
WinCvs v1.2 and
sfsetup.zip containing SSH v1.2.14, for Windows.
I configured my CVSRoot
<a
href="javascript:MessageSubmit('([EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/roomrack)')"
class="c6">([EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/roomrack)</a>
and the mode of authentication (SSH server). But while checking out a module,
I got the
following error -
can't chdir(/home/users/a/ar/arunjayaprakash): No such file or directory
I am able to login using SSH on the commandline but not using WinCvs.
Can anybody tell me what I have missed while configuring WinCvs?
Bye,
Arun.
Be nice on your way up, you'll meet them on your way down.
--Seen in a mail from Arun Jayaprakash
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