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Hi everyone, I am a newbie to cvs. Just recently managed
to install cvs on my westhost vps (it wasn’t great at all, no root
permission, no xinetd.conf access). I planned to tunnel cvs connection thru SSH
connection because there is no xinetd config file available on my vps. Anyway,
I seem to have successfully installed cvs-1.11.5 on that vps by attaching
prefix during configure so that it installs at other location
(/usr/local/libcvs/) Everything looks good. CVSROOT has been
setup correctly in .bashrc (CVSROOT=/usr/home/cvsroot; export CVSROOT). Path to
cvs bin has also been included (export
PATH="$PATH:/usr/local/libcvs/bin"). Did a cvs init, CVSROOT
repository created successfully. Tried importing test projects, check in check
out, all works. However now I am stucked here. Those were
performed during SSH session. i would like to use cvsgui (eg. tortoisecvs) to
access my server. So I configure toirtoisecvs to connect to my server over SSH. Below is the CVSROOT I put in tortoisecvs: CVSROOT: ssh:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:22:/usr/home/cvsroot And also this CVSROOT:ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/home/cvsroot
CVS_RSH=ssh1 I did even try this CVSROOT:ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/home/cvsroot
CVS_SERVER=/usr/local/libcvs/bin CVS_RSH=ssh All the above setting allows me to login. It
did prompt me for password. However during the checkout it gave me this error:
“ /bin/sh: cvs: command not found ” I have tried various combination of CVSROOT
however all of them returned me the same error, command not found. I re-checked
back to server, login thru SSH (I use SSH Secure Client), did a cvs import,
checkout, etc, they all works flawlessly. I did try other gui (wincvs) and it gave me
the same error as well. I would be pleased and greatly appreciate if
anyone can advise me accordingly. Thank you very much. Regards, Nigel |
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