Chris_V writes:
>
> I have a user account on a linux machine and we can use CVS on it using
> the ssh protocol for security reasons (ext). This works fine for me and
> I can log in using my account username and account password. Now,
> how can I give access to this CVS repository to other people
Chris_V wrote:
Hello list,
this is my problem:
I have a user account on a linux machine and we can use CVS on it using
the ssh protocol for security reasons (ext). This works fine for me and
I can log in using my account username and account password. Now,
how can I give access to this CVS repos
Hello list,
this is my problem:
I have a user account on a linux machine and we can use CVS on it using
the ssh protocol for security reasons (ext). This works fine for me and
I can log in using my account username and account password. Now,
how can I give access to this CVS repository to other p
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Keyser Soze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I need to access CVS via SSH. I would like to have several different
> product modules with different users having different access rights to
> each one.
>
> For example, I have projects 1-5 and users 1-5 and
I need to access CVS via SSH. I would like to have several different product modules
with different users having different access rights to each one.
For example, I have projects 1-5 and users 1-5 and I would like to have access
something like
Project 1
users 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5
Project 2
* Larry Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote (20020315 07:01):
> Bharat writes:
> > Is there any possiblity that user authentication directly possible
> > with Window-NT domain authentication.
> Not so far as I know.
There is support for LDAP authentication, though. I have no idea about
what Windows N
Bharat writes:
>
> I'm having a CVS server at Linux, but users are there at Windows, how
> to identify different users on windows for CVS, How to create
> different user accounts.
The best thing to do is to give each Windows user a Linux account. If
you don't want to do that, you can use a CVSR
Hi,
I'm having a CVS server at Linux, but users are there at Windows, how
to identify different users on windows for CVS, How to create
different user accounts.
Is there any possiblity that user authentication directly possible
with Window-NT domain authentication.
Please send a reply to [EMAIL PR
Hi Larry and all the others,
thanks a lot so far for all the answers to my newbie question.
at least i know now what to talk about when i am going to make
suggestions to my hoster.
kind regards,
andreas
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andreas otto writes:
>
> i can only reach the repository using ssh which seems to create
> problem. afaik ssh needs a valid username on the machine it is
> supposed to log on. since i only have one username on my hoster's
> machine this will be a problem.
>
> any ideas what can be done about thi
I haven't tried it myself but someone suggested running inetd & pserver
from your own account. I believe the implication was that inetd will run
from your account as long as you don't request ports already in use by
the system. You can then maintain your own CVS passwd file and thus
multiple CVS
Hi,
still being fairly new to cvs but already started to use it on a
project.
i can only reach the repository using ssh which seems to create
problem. afaik ssh needs a valid username on the machine it is
supposed to log on. since i only have one username on my hoster's
machine this will be a pr
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