Donald Sharp wrote:
> > How do I start a cvs server on a machine where I don't have root access to
> > play with /etc/inetd.conf.
Try xinetd, which doesn't require root privileges. See
http://synack.net/xinetd/.
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> Donald Sharp wrote:
> >
> Is there any documentation on using ssh? Or is it just that simple?
It's that simple.
That's assuming you've built and installed ssh. (Firewalls requiring
traversal of a SOCKS proxy is a bit harder).
First, try using ssh to log into the other machine. If you can
Donald Sharp wrote:
>
> You can use rsh or ssh to access a remote repository as well.
> Set your $CVSROOT = :ext:user@machine:/path/to/repository.
> By default cvs uses rsh. Set $CVS_RSH = ssh if you want to
> use ssh. You can also tell cvs to use a different port
Is there any documentation on
You can use rsh or ssh to access a remote repository as well.
Set your $CVSROOT = :ext:user@machine:/path/to/repository.
By default cvs uses rsh. Set $CVS_RSH = ssh if you want to
use ssh. You can also tell cvs to use a different port
if you insist on using pserver mode via the $CVS_CLIENT_PORT
This must be an FAQ, but I can't find the answer anywhere in the manual.
How do I start a cvs server on a machine where I don't have root access to
play with /etc/inetd.conf.
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ian
