Paul New wrote:
I am having dificulty connecting from Eclipse CVS client to
CVS server on
linux machine. When adding new repository in Eclipse I get an
error message:
I/O exception occured: Connection refused:
/usr/local/cvsroot: no such
repository. I can check out a project from
Paul New writes:
I am having dificulty connecting from Eclipse CVS client to CVS server on
linux machine. When adding new repository in Eclipse I get an error message:
I/O exception occured: Connection refused: /usr/local/cvsroot: no such
repository. I can check out a project from
Excuse me,
but I made a terrible mistake... my problem had nothing to do with cvs
itself... but with xinetd. I'm sorry,
Miguel Ángel Ripalda Marín
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Even i haven't seen any cvspserver daemon running on the Linux server.
What is the problem?
Run this command on the linux box (as root): netstat -nlpd
You should get among several other lines a line that says inetd or
cvspserver is listening on port 2401. If not, your server deamon is not
Olav Lindkjølen wrote:
Even i haven't seen any cvspserver daemon running on the Linux server.
What is the problem?
Run this command on the linux box (as root): netstat -nlpd
You should get among several other lines a line that says inetd or
cvspserver is listening on port 2401. If
This from the WinCVS help file...
The CVSROOT field
It should be something like [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot. Never enter the
:pserver: or :kserver: directly, use the radio buttons instead.
Try taking the :peserver: out of your CVSROOT entry.
Thanks to both of you for your helpful answers.
Actually, I found out the problem :
1. I had been using a pserver before, and it seems the user had kept a
previous file (.cvsrc, or maybe a bad $CVSROOT): this is why he was
attempted to connect to my machine.
2. The ACLs were accidentally set
Axelle writes:
I have set up a locally mounted CVS repository, to share sources between 2
of us on a same project.
I can checkout files without any problem, but the other user can't and gets
a
cvs [checkout aborted]: connect to machine:2401 failed: Connection refused
The other user has
At 11:06 AM 11/26/2001 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CVS.EXE [login aborted]: connect to 10.10.20.1(xx.xx.xx.xx):2401 failed:
Connection refused
where xx.xx.xx.xx is a strange IP addres I have no idea about.
What is the strange IP address exactly? That might provide some additional
clue...
