kamesh jayachandran wrote:
>
> Hai all,
> Sorry to repost.
> I don't want to create regular system user accounts for my users.In stead
> cvs specific user accounts for each user corresponding to one system user
> account for the project this cvs user involved in.
> What I need is something like c
Matt Keyes wrote:
>
> On the same note (but a little OT), how can I cut and paste from vi (I want
> to cut the encrypted password from /etc/passwd and put it in the cvspasswd
> file (whatever its called... I'm not at home so I can't look at it)?
That depends on the interface or client you use to
Rob Davies wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Sorry if this isn't directed towards the correct mailing list. I'm having a
> problem setting up a new user, using the file 'passwd'. If anyone can offer
> any suggestions/help it would be greatly appreciated.
>
> I have created the file 'passwd' and added the line
John Temple wrote:
>
> Ok I got some of it working then not enough I was wrong.
> I was logged on as root and well as I now know you can't commit when logged
> on as root.
> So How do I set up new users so that they can commit?
Okay, I'm guessing from previous posts that you're setting up a pser
Thomas Bednarz wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> If I like to have multiple repositories with different access rights (using
> pserver) do I have to make multiple entries in my inetd.conf file?
>
> I like to have the following repositories:
> /cvs/Java
> /cvs/C++
>
> for a single repository I would do:
>
Andy Nuss wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to figure out how to create entries
> in the passwd file. Somewhere a few days
> ago I saw the hash-algorithm posted on the net,
> but can't find it now.
>
> Does anyone know this doc? Or is there a script
> that has been written?
Try the CVSPwd2 progr
"Á¶¿Á±Ù" wrote:
>
> local> cvs add passwd
> local> cvs commit passwd
>
> I managed to find out an anomaly in $CVSROOT/CVSROOT.
> passwd,v file was there, but No 'passwd' file itself!!
>
> That's the whole cause... when I copied passwd file
> ,which was checked
> out before, into $CVSROOT/CVSROO
Roger wrote:
>
> > Roger wrote:
>
> > Looks like with my ISP setup, I need to somehow enable Passive Mode.
> >
> > When I start a cvs download (a large one larger than approx. 1MB), the
> > download stalls. It stops at a file but does not drop back to console
> > with
> > an error. As such, se
Eric Siegerman wrote:
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> > Also, where can I find files to create a pserver? Either RPM or source will
> > do.
>
> There are no extra files; the main CVS binary will suffice.
> Though someone's mentioned a program for maintainging pserver
> password files; search the mailing-list archives.
CVS
Peter Ajamian wrote:
>
> Larry Jones wrote:
> >
> > I'm having trouble reconciling this information with the
> > original report that MD5 passwords don't work, but DES passwords do.
Hrmmm, just thought of another possibility, what version of the crypt
libra
Larry Jones wrote:
>
> If that's correct, and if MD5 passwords in /etc/passwd (or whatever
> shadow file gets used) correctly start with $1$
I checked the shadow file on a RH7.0 installation I administer and the
passwords do indeed start with $1$.
> , and that's what
> getpwnam() (or getspnam
Larry Jones wrote:
>
> Then it would appear that RedHat and/or Linux in general implemented MD5
> passwords in a less than desirable fashion. What they should have done
> is enhance crypt(3) to do MD5 based on the first character(s) of the
> salt;
They did (see below).
> Presumably, they've pa
kanakpalli chandrashekhar wrote:
>
> thank you larry i used the perl script given in karl
> fogel book. i entered the password generated by script
> in cvsroot/passwd file. when i am trying from other
> machine it is give :fatal error . can u explain me the
> format .
Try the CVSpwd program loca
Peter Biechele wrote:
>
> Sometimes I experience the following problem:
>
> I have deleted a file from CVS by using "rm file" and " cvs rm file".
> This file is in the attic now. (Lets call it "file")
> Then I want to add a new file with the SAME NAME:
> "cp Somewhere/file file"
> "cvs add fil
Nigel Morse wrote:
>
> I've set up CVS for remote repository, and I can login using a system user
> account (i.e. my own) but I want to use separate passwords and have CVS run
> as a common user so I can tighten permissions (more to prevent accidental
> deletation).
>
> I created a $CVSROOT/CVSR
> Wang Liheng wrote:
>
> Dear sir or Madam,
> I am an administrator of CVS .We use WINCVS1.2 for client and Rad Hat
> Linux6.2 for server, and setup the server for connection with pserver
> and password authentication.
> In our company, i need to creat checkout-only users who can only
> checkout
jon wrote:
>
> $ cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/cvs/src login
> (Logging into [EMAIL PROTECTED])
> CVS passwd:
> cvs login: authorization failed: server 10.1.0.34 rejected access to
> /usr/cvs/src for user jon
>
> it gives me this for anyone... anonymous w/ no passwd in CVSROOT/passwd,
>
"Furmaniuk, Michael" wrote:
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> The passwd file I am modifying locally using Peter Ajamian's cvspwd
> utility, which is really great, a shameless plug for him.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> This sounds suspiciously like you are not mod
"Furmaniuk, Michael" wrote:
>
> Changing the password in the passwd file, using the passwd utility I show
> the file as changed, and can get in with the User account on the machine,
> but if I create a new account linked to my User account, as per the docs, I
> get refused access. I've still g
"Furmaniuk, Michael" wrote:
>
> >> - If I try to login with a test user, set up within the passwd file in
> >> CVS, I get an error on the client
> >> - cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from
> >> relpbld03.navipath.net: E Fatal error, aborting.
> >I don't understand how this case
Jari Aalto+usenet wrote:
>
> * Thu 2001-03-01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Peter Ajamian) gnu.cvs.help
> *
> | Ceartainly that will encrypt the password for you, but the cvspwd
> | utility I created will fully manage the passwd and readers files for
> | you, allowing you to add and remo
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
>
> Peter Ajamian wrote:
>
> > The passwords are not stored plain text in the passwd file, they have to
> > be encrypted with the crypt() function. There's a utility available
> > that I just finished work on this past week whic
> From: "Furmaniuk, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2001 09:37:10 -0500
>
> My problem:
> I ... have changed the line in
> config to SystemAuth=no, and added the passwd file,
>
> However, if I try to use the passwd file I either get an incorrect
> password error if I chan
I just finished the cvspwd program I've been working on for a couple
weeks now (I announced it a couple weeks ago on this mailing list).
Following is a list of features:
* An interface similar to the well known Unix Passwd utility.
* Program is designed to run suid root or repository owner to
I previously posted this to the gnu.cvs.help newsgroup with no
response. After realizing that posts to this list goto the newsgroup,
but not vice-versa I decided to re-post to the list.
Original Post:
I've tried everything I can think of, and barring manually copying it
over to the repository,
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