Re: testing cvs using local host?

[Larry Jones]

Ray Tayek writes:
> 
> trying to check something out as me (ray) seems to work. while trying to 
> checkout something while logged in a someone else give me a permission 
> denied (seems reasonable).

You may want to look at the permissions section of the manual:



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Re: testing cvs using local host?

[Ray Tayek]

At 10:19 AM 9/10/02 -0400, you wrote:
>Ray Tayek writes:
> >
> > cvspserver  stream  tcp nowait  root/usr/bin/cvscvs -f
> > --allow-root=~ray/cvsroot
> >
> > in /etc/inetd.conf and
>
>Does your machine use inetd?

yes (it's slackware)

>  I thought most Linux systems used xinetd.

that's red hat (i think)

>You need to change the ~ray/cvsroot to /home/ray/cvsroot before it will
>work, but that wouldn't cause the connection to be refused.  Make sure
>you restarted inetd and check your syslog for error messages.

yes, that was part of the problem.

> > i was wondering what the incantation would be to do something on the linux
> > box, treating it as both the client and the server.
>
>Just set your CVSROOT to use pserver mode:
>
> CVSROOT=:pserver:ray@localhost:/home/ray/cvsroot

interesting. i tried "ext" and make some progress.

i will check "pserver" out also.

thanks

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RE: testing cvs using local host?

[Ray Tayek]

At 08:25 AM 9/10/02 -0400, you wrote:

> > From: Ray Tayek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> >
> > but i am having trouble using wincvs on my win98 machine (i get a
> > connection refused).
> >
> > i have:
> >
> > cvspserver  stream  tcp nowait  root/usr/bin/cvs
> >   cvs -f
> > --allow-root=~ray/cvsroot
>
>The entry itself looks ok AFAICT, so...
>
>Did you reset inetd?
>Is the cvs entry in inetd.conf all on one line?
>Perhaps try '/home/ray/cvsroot' instead of '~ray/cvsroot' (just a guess)

yes, this was part of the problem.

thanks

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Re: testing cvs using local host?

[Ray Tayek]

At 09:49 PM 9/9/02 -0700, you wrote:


>Ray Tayek wrote:
>>hi, i have cvs 1.11.1p1 on slack 8.1. it seems to work fine locally.
>>...
>>i was wondering what the incantation would be to do something on the 
>>linux box, treating it as both the client and the server.
>
> CVSROOT=:ext:ray@linuxbox:/home/ray/cvsroot

ok


> ...should do the trick, but you may need
>
> CVS_RSH = ssh
>
> ...if your linux box has (sensibly) left rsh out of inetd.  Make 
> sure that you create a new sandbox to try this, as your current sandbox 
> will ignore CVSROOT in favor of CVS/Root.

i do have a line like:

shell   stream  tcp nowait  root/usr/sbin/tcpd  in.rshd -L

in /etc/inetd.conf.


trying to check something out as me (ray) seems to work. while trying to 
checkout something while logged in a someone else give me a permission 
denied (seems reasonable).

thanks

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Re: testing cvs using local host?

[Larry Jones]

Ray Tayek writes:
> 
> cvspserver  stream  tcp nowait  root/usr/bin/cvscvs -f 
> --allow-root=~ray/cvsroot
> 
> in /etc/inetd.conf and

Does your machine use inetd?  I thought most Linux systems used xinetd. 
You need to change the ~ray/cvsroot to /home/ray/cvsroot before it will
work, but that wouldn't cause the connection to be refused.  Make sure
you restarted inetd and check your syslog for error messages.

> i was wondering what the incantation would be to do something on the linux 
> box, treating it as both the client and the server.

Just set your CVSROOT to use pserver mode:

CVSROOT=:pserver:ray@localhost:/home/ray/cvsroot

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RE: testing cvs using local host?

[Riechers, Matthew W]

> From: Ray Tayek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> but i am having trouble using wincvs on my win98 machine (i get a 
> connection refused).
> 
> i have:
> 
> cvspserver  stream  tcp nowait  root/usr/bin/cvs  
>   cvs -f 
> --allow-root=~ray/cvsroot

The entry itself looks ok AFAICT, so...

Did you reset inetd?
Is the cvs entry in inetd.conf all on one line?
Perhaps try '/home/ray/cvsroot' instead of '~ray/cvsroot' (just a guess)

> and $CVSROOT=/home/ray/cvsroot

Is this $CVSROOT on the client or server? If it's server-side, then perhaps
your client $CVSROOT is screwed up...

> i was wondering what the incantation would be to do something 
> on the linux 
> box, treating it as both the client and the server.

You *should* be able to use the same $CVSROOT as the client's.

-Matt


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