Hi, I installed the NT server service and want to use it locally as a scm for java resources within the Eclipse IDE. (Non Eclipse-users, please dont stop reading here - maybe my problem is not related to this IDE at all.)
The NT server serive (1.11.1.2 Build36) is installed and runs in pserver-mode without "pserver impersonisation". I am not using cvs other than locally (an my firewall hopefully hides remote access) so this should be secure enough for me. (Of course if there should be a practicable more secure solution in this special case I would be glad to know about it). I want all my cvs-server files to be stored in/under the directory c:\develop\cvs How has the CVSROOT environment-variable to be set exactly in this case? Do I really have to set it anyway? Im asking because I already have set an entry "c:\develop\cvs" in the list of "Valid Repository Roots" in the CVSNT configuration GUI (cvsnt.cpl). Or are the following observations totally unrelated to the setting of CVSROOT? I tried to use the following "CVS location"-strings in Eclipse: ":pserver:ts@localhost:/cvs" . Doesnt work. The connection to the server is obviously established, but as resulting message I get "no such repository". ":pserver:ts@localhost:c:\develop\cvs" obviously finds a repository, but the login is unknown. I have created the "passwd" file in c:\develop\cvs (also copied and renamed it to ".passwd" just in case...;-) and added an "ts:<cryptedPassword>" entry - where <cryptedPassword> was generated by pwgen.exe. Anyway, I dont want to use an absolute path in the "CVS location" but to use the "mapping" (in my view) provided by the CVSROOT variable. -- Regards, Thilo. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
