Hi everyone, I've checked everywhere (google, mailing lists, etc), and I can't quite seem to find the answer to this.
I'm looking at doing several anonymous accounts, without starting
a lot of cvsd's running.
Here's what I have:
There are several CVS repositories:
/cvs/project1
/cvs/project2
/cvs/project3
...
For each project, I need to have an anonymous user to checkout source:
$ cvs -d server.example.com:/cvs/project1 anonymous-user-for-project1
$ cvs -d server.example.com:/cvs/project1 anonymous-user-for-project2
$ cvs -d server.example.com:/cvs/project1 anonymous-user-for-project3
...
(I know the syntax isn't right here, but you get my drift :)
So, is this possible? Do I need to just create several CVS users for
the anonymous projects? Can I get away with that without running a lot
of cvsd's?
TIA,
-Anne
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