Benjamin B. Thomas writes:
I found a workaround for the segfaults I got when using CVS over ssh and
kerberized rsh. In the config file, PreservePermissions had been enabled. When I
disabled it, everything worked normally. With it enabled, I could commit one
file at a time, but got segfaults
Quoting Larry Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
A traceback from the debugger will be much more useful than straces.
Here is the backtrace from the child process on the server side (when
connecting via ssh or kerberized rsh with an :ext: CVSROOT). If only one
file is committed or has changed,
I am having the same problem which Sean Chittenden described in
December
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Basically, using either ssh or kerberos rsh as CVS_RSH and then setting
the
B. T. writes:
The client is Red Hat 6.0 and the Server is 6.1. Bash is the shell on
both systems. You can get straces of the cvs 1.10.0 server process on
the at the following location:
Committing one file -- this works
