Re: communication between CVS ROOT and client ???

[Larry Jones]

summit writes:
 
1.
   I built a CVS_ROOT in the linux server (Red Hat 6.2) , and =
 everything goes well I operated various commands=20
within the same computer. But troubles comes up when I try to use =
 the cvs login via pserver  , the client side=20
is linux (Red Hat 6.2  w/ ip masquerading) as well. The response =
 is always authentication failed. I checked the CVS
repository if she has the file passwd , reader , writer and =
 the answer is yes. Anything else I havn't do or wrong?

What version of CVS?  Have you tried both users in the passwd file and
system users?  Do you have SystemAuth set in your config, and if so, how
is it set?  Does the $CVSROOT you're trying to log in with exactly match
one of the --allow-root options in inetd.conf?  What's the exact error
message you're getting?  If you're not using the latest version of CVS
(1.11.1p1), you might want to upgrade since it does a bit better at
diagnosing login problems.

-Larry Jones

It works on the same principle as electroshock therapy. -- Calvin

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communication between CVS ROOT and client ???

[summit]

Hi there: 
 This is Samuel in Taiwan. I encounteredsome 
problems and hanged on my mind for couples of week.
 that's ..
 1.
 I built 
a CVS_ROOT in the linux server (Red Hat 6.2) , and everything goes well I 
operated various commands 
within the same 
computer. But troubles comes up when I try to use the "cvs login" via pserver 
 , the client side 
 is linux (Red Hat 
6.2 w/ ip masquerading) as well. The response is always "authentication 
failed". I checked the CVS
 repository if she has the 
file "passwd" , "reader" , "writer" and the answer is "yes". Anything else I 
havn't do or wrong?
 2.
 The same 
situation occurred in the computer of window (NT 4.0) as well. I tried connect 
to the CVS repositories with
 "WinCVS" program , but it 
failed! The feedback message is the window cannot find the path of linux 
cause of the "/" 
 symbol...

 Could you give me some advise ?

 tks here

Samuel @ Taiwan