I am attempting to use pserver with cvs (have been using rsh), but am having
some problems. Any help is appreciated.
So far I have done the following -
1. added the following inet entries to the server machine
in /etc/inet/inetd.conf -
cvspserver stream tcp nowait root /opt/cvs/bin/cvs
cvs -f
I've been told something by a contractor and I would like it confirmed as I
could not find it described in the documentation.
I was told that if I used pserver to check files even though I am on the
same machine where the repository resides, it will eliminate the eol problem
between che
Hallo,
I'm creating remote repositories using pserver.
I have some users like:
dev1, dev2, dev3
and two groups:
group1, group2
dev1 and dev2 are in group1
dev2 and dev3 are in group2
then I have an repository user: repoadmin
my repository is:
PROJECT_ONE
the CVSROOT repositor
All,
The doc of the protocol says :
The pserver server listens on a port (in the current implementation, by having
inetd call "cvs pserver") which defaults to 2401 (this port is officially
registered). The client connects, and sends the following:
"The client connects",
Hi,
I have seen the -f option in the line for inetd.conf in
instructions for setting up the CVS pserver and I have seen some
without it.
What is the effect of the -f on the pserver? If the CVS clients
have .cvsrc files, will this pserver -f ignore the settings?
Should the -f option be used
Mark writes:
>
> What is the effect of the -f on the pserver? If the CVS clients
> have .cvsrc files, will this pserver -f ignore the settings?
No, -f only affects the local cvs so doing -f on the client only affects
the client and doing -f on the server only affects the server.
>
We're switching to pserver but one of our developers is having problems
committing changes from the top level. I realize that Template is
copied to the CVS directory in each subdirectory and commits in those directories
work fine. I set TopLevelAdmin=yes in CVSROOT/config but the CVS
dire
Good Afternoon,
I have a cvs "client" running on a server
(machineA) and the repository setup on a bigger,
beefier machine(machineB). machineB is mounted
to machineA and then the pserver connection is as
it normally would be; giving location of cvs exe
and cvs repository.
(repo
Does anyone know the correct syntax for using pserver command directly from
a UNIX shell prompt. I tried the following, they don't work
:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:repository path
cvs pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:repository path
Thanks...
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the problem is when I try to
import a module using 'Wincvs' I get the following error
cvs [checkout aborted]: connect to
192.168.0.60:2401 failed: No connection could be made because the target machine
actively refused it.
(I have crea
How do i use multiple cvsroots (on different ports)?
How do i set this up?
tnx,
eg
/var/lib/cvs is standard on 2401 (with a subdir CVSROOT)
but i also would want to have
/var/lib/cvs2 on 4569 (with a subdir CVSROOT)
and
/var/lib/cvs4on 7896 (with a subdir CVSROOT)
_
there another configuration I need to make? I didn't see anything else
within the documentation about setting up pserver any different than I have.
Thanks,
Michael
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I built cvs from the 1.11 sources but it does not include pserver (that I
can find). Where do you get a copy of this?
Stephen
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I'm new to this and am attempting to set up a
pserver on a linux box which will service multiple windows machines running
wincvs.
I have thus far installed cvs and created a
repository. I'm not sure how to actually get pserver listening on the port
I'm using. Any help
Hi,
I'm having some problems with the pserver of cvs.
My setup:
=
redhat 6.2 kernel2.2.14-12
cvs1.10.7
On server side:
===
1> following line in /etc/inetd.conf (all on one line)
cvspserver stream tcp nowait root /usr/bin/cvs cvs
--allow-root=/usr/local/cvsdb pserv
I can't find pserver anywhere, where can I get a copy of pserver?
Thanks,
Steve Flatbush
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hi ,
I set up the pserver on my build
machine. and i added cvspserver 2401/tcp in /etc/services and also
made changes in inted.conf file and rebooted the machine. when i am
connecting from other machine it is asking for password and when i am
entering it is accepting it and making a .cvspass
I'm trying to use the pserver access method to my repository but i'm having
the following problem after the login:
---
CVS password:
cvs login: failed to open /home/ivens/.cvspass for reading: No such file
or directory
cvs [login aborted]: fatal erro
Hi all
i am having troube with my cvs pserver.
i have a repository with a lot of binary files an when
a lot of users access it i seem to be getting a large set of
stalled cvs pservers that are using a lot of memory.
currently i have limited the number of concurent connections
i have set
hello friends!
i have some problems to discuss with you. i am using cvs.while connecting
to the server, i am using the pserver. i want to automate the process,
that is i want to supply the user name and password once, and avoid the
prompt of the 'cvs login' command. Is this possible
Hi,
I have a Problem with a cvs pserver. After a cvs login, which was
successful, I can't run a cvs checkout. Other commands like cvs
commit or cvs update are successful, too.
I get the following error:
cvs server: cannot open /root/.cvsignore: Permission denied
cvs [server aborted]:
Rob Dreeke writes:
>
> cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from loneqlexprodora1: cvs
> pserver: No CVSROOT specified! Please use the `-d' option
That indicates that your CVS (on the server) was compiled without
pserver support.
-Larry Jones
Girls are like slugs --
there seems to be cvs pserver processes hanging around after the respective
client has gone on to bigger and better things.
Is this normal for CVS? What causes this? Is there anyway these pserver
processes can realize they have been abandoned by the client?
I notice that a normal kill command
Schwenk, Jeanie writes:
>
> I was told that if I used pserver to check files even though I am on the
> same machine where the repository resides, it will eliminate the eol problem
> between checkins via windoze verses unix.
>
> First, is it true that pserver takes care of t
On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 17:59 -0500, Larry Jones wrote:
> Schwenk, Jeanie writes:
> >
> > Second, is there any reason I should or should not be using pserver when I'm
> > the same machine where the repositry resides? [ ... ]
>
> There probably isn't a
Hi Guys:
I just finished a new installation of cvs (1.11.1p1) in a Linux Machine, I
create my repository and everything looks fine except that I tried to
configured the pserver method access, I was able to login creating the
~/.cvspass because the first time is not created.
I created my /etc
Where is the pserver protocol documented? The only
thing I can find is the cvs source code(which I'd
rather nor reverse engineer).
Raj
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Currently our local users use NFS to access the CVS repositories. We
are also using pserver for our remote users.
The CVSROOT/module file runs a script that creates some symbolic links
and this works fine via NFS but not with pserver (the script is executed
on the server, not the client).
Does
I'm sure everyone on this list is tired of hearing from me, but I've
switched over to a paserver setup as recommended by the kind people here,
and now we're having connection refused errors.
I followed all of the steps laid out in the CVS manual (2.9.3.1 Setting up
the server for password authent
I'm getting the following response when trying to log into my newly
created cvs server via pserver:
> cvs -d :pserver:(user@host):/usr/local/cvsrepos login
(Logging in to (user@host))
CVS password:
cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from (host): Unknown
command: `pserve
Hello,
I have attempted to setup a pserver on a RedHat Linux
6.1
I created a repository and a CVSROOT/passwd file as
folows
Here is a sample /home/cvs/CVSROOT/passwd file I
created:
stergios:KCQ59yEQ/KIwg
koros:ZFAYjjBNQl6b6
But on attempt to login to the server get an
Hello,
I have attempted to setup a pserver on a RedHat Linux
6.1
I created a repository and a CVSROOT/passwd file as
folows
Here is a sample /home/cvs/CVSROOT/passwd file I
created:
stergios:KCQ59yEQ/KIwg
koros:ZFAYjjBNQl6b6
But on attempt to login to the server get an
CVSers,
Hi! Can anyone please provide me with more information about the AIX 2401 port
patch?
Will the system password lookup fail if the encrypted password is not kept in
/etc/passwd (i.e. there is password shadowing)??
(pserver access; in CVSROOT/config we have SystemAuth = yes). Does AIX
thanks for the note. yes, I modified the modules file in $CVSROOT/CVSROOT.
it looks sth like this:
aliasModule -d . modulename
It worked fine locally. I can just checkout aliasModule. but once I switch
to pserver, things fall apart.
--Walter
Walter M. Yuan-- CASSEL, Dept. of Econ
Hi all ,
I have redhat 5.2 and I am using cvs 1.10 , pserver method.
Some times I have problem of connection getting refused to port 2401
I am restarting the inetd and it works fine .
/var/log/messages file shows following messages
May 7 14:16:43 abhinav inetd[259]: 2401/tcp server failing
I have been having problems login to cvs using pserver I have now
changed the entry in inetd.conf to "cvspserver stream tcp nowait
root /usr/bin/cvs cvs --allow-root=/home/cvsroot pserver". This has
fixed part of the problem and I can now log in from our windows
terminal using WinCV
/server
compile note: src/options.h ---> commented out
CVS_BADROOT
Now, my inetd.conf file looks like
this:
cvspserver stream tcp nowait root
/usr/local/bin/cvs cvs --allow-root=/opt/cvs/gtsdev pserver
the services file:
cvspserver 2401/tcp
cvs config file:
SystemAuth=no
I hav
.
- Thomas Jefferson
Rafal Kedziorski wrote:
> Hallo,
>
> I'm creating remote repositories using pserver.
>
> I have some users like:
>
> dev1, dev2, dev3
>
> and two groups:
>
> group1, group2
>
> dev1 and dev2 are in group1
> dev2 and dev3 a
Are there documents pertaining to using PServer authentication for
CVS? I have not been able to get a single authentication remotely
using PServer on my OpenBSD 2.7 box.
I have tried creating a $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/passwd with blank passwords
(e.g. user::access) and this resulted in the same
Arnaud De Timmerman writes:
>
> If I execute "telnet myhost 2401" then type BEGIN AUTH REQUEST then Return, the
> server says :
>
> cvs [pserver aborted]: bad auth protocol start: BEGIN AUTH REQUEST"
>
>
> Where am I wrong ?
The server wants to see
Hello,
Is there anyway for pserver to grant 'group' access to a user? I have
several projects and would like to grant users access to different
projects, an example of what I'm looking for is:
user1::proj1
user2::proj1,proj2
I know this doesn't work, but is there a w
When trying to log in to cvs via pserver, I get this response:
cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from : Usage: cvs
[cvs-options] command [command-options-and-arguments]
The user exists on the target system, and I've set up the user in the
password file (which I added t
peer machine
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/local/atest/cvsmain
login
(Logging in to [EMAIL PROTECTED])
CVS password:
cvs [login aborted]: recv() from server lor.kovaiteam.com: Connection
reset by p
eer
by
arul
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We've switched from NFS CVS access to pserver and just realized that
setting CVS_RSH to ssh is only meaningful for :ext, not :pserver.
Before I dive into SSH, does anyone know a way to encrypt pserver
traffic?
Thanks, Frank
--
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Nokia
Hi,
Just a small question:
Do users connecting using the pserver method need a real account (shell
login, home directory,...) on the machine running cvs pserver?
Cyrille
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hey,
what's the protocol for debugging cvs, in particular 'cvs pserver'? I'd like to start
'cvs pserver' on the command line, ping it with requests, and break to see where the
requests lead..
However, I see from running 'cvs pserver' from the command l
Ok, I went through the ordeal of debugging pserver (with gdb) and didn't find a good
hit
whilst searching through google, so I offer the following instruction guide to
debugging the client/server
interaction via gdb (thanks larry jones for pointers):
1) Open up two windows for gdb, on
Richard Pfeiffer writes:
>
> I have a cvs "client" running on a server
> (machineA) and the repository setup on a bigger,
> beefier machine(machineB). machineB is mounted
> to machineA and then the pserver connection is as
> it normally would be; giving location of
Hi there!
We are using the latest stable version of cvs here at work for out
developers but we have ran into trouble.
It seems some users can't access the cvs via pserver from home either ISDN
or modem connecting to the corp lan.
>From work it works like a charm, no problems at all
Hello,
is pserver protocol somewhere described (in deep details)?
Well, I don't count source codes of cvs ;-)
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PAL, AARTI (SBCSI)
> Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 9:34 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Pserver command
>
>
> Does anyone know the correct syntax for using pserver command
> directly from
> a UNIX shell prompt. I tried the following, they don't work
>
>
I already have it set up and working through inetd. What I'm trying to get
to work is if a client wants to access the CVS repository remotely from
another UNIX development box on which they are set up, how will they get
authenticated through pserver to the CVS repository from their box, so
Make sure their userId|password(encrypted)|cvsUserId is in the $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/passwd
file on the pserver machine. Assuming that they have set up their CVSROOT env
variable, then they 'cvs login' and they should then be able to proceed.
> -Original Message-
> From:
"RAJAGOPAL, AARTI (SBCSI)" writes:
>
> Does anyone know the correct syntax for using pserver command directly from
> a UNIX shell prompt.
Yes, anyone who's read the manual:
<http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/>
> I tried the following, they don'
To: RAJAGOPAL, AARTI (SBCSI)
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Pserver command
"RAJAGOPAL, AARTI (SBCSI)" writes:
>
> Does anyone know the correct syntax for using pserver command directly
from
> a UNIX shell prompt.
Yes, anyone who's read the manual:
<
RAJAGOPAL, AARTI (SBCSI) wrote:
> Thanks..I did go through the manual, did a cvs login and its
> asking me for a
> CVS password...I entered the same password as in the passwd
> file, but that
> failed to authenticate?
Ummm... what exactly do you mean by "the same password as in the passwd
file"?
It's working nowI had to manually create a .cvspass file in my home
directory to execute the cvs login command first using pserver. I was then
able to execute cvs commands after the CVSROOT env variable was set
appropriately. The password I used to login was the plaintext version o
"RAJAGOPAL, AARTI (SBCSI)" writes:
>
> We are using CVS 1.11.6. Normally isn't the .cvspass created by CVS? Or is
> this is a bug in this version? Has it been fixed in later versions? Thanks.
Yes, yes, and yes.
-Larry Jones
There's a connection here, I just know it. -- Calvin
What version contains the bug fix?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: RAJAGOPAL, AARTI (SBCSI)
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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"RAJAGOPAL, AARTI (SBCSI)&qu
"RAJAGOPAL, AARTI (SBCSI)" writes:
>
> What version contains the bug fix?
Actually, I misremembered -- not creating ~/.cvspass was a bug in 1.11.1
that was fixed in 1.11.2. 1.11.6 should have warned you that the file
did not exist but then gone ahead and created it. Are you sure the
*client* wa
kout aborted]: connect to 192.168.0.60:2401 failed: No connection could be
> made because the target machine actively refused it.
You haven't correctly set up [x]inetd on your server to listen for CVS
pserver connections. See the manual for troubleshooting advice:
<http://www.cvshom
Is is possible for a user to change his password on the CVS pserver
using the pserver protocol? Or is the only way to change it, that the
admin checks out CVSROOT, edits passwd, and commits it back?
urs
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When trying to switch to a kerberos authentication verses the pserver
authentication. Is the only item that needs to change is the cvs server
itself?
Do we need to run a CVS client that also supports kerberos authentication or
does the CVS protocol even change because the server now
would want to have
> /var/lib/cvs2 on 4569 (with a subdir CVSROOT)
> and
> /var/lib/cvs4on 7896 (with a subdir CVSROOT)
Multiple cvsroots are available using a single pserver with multiple
- --allow-root options given to the inetd.conf 'cvs pserver' command.
There is
> > How do i use multiple cvsroots (on different ports)?
> > How do i set this up?
>
>
> Multiple cvsroots are available using a single pserver with multiple
> - --allow-root options given to the inetd.conf 'cvs pserver' command.
>
> There is a thread
Hi -
Is anyone aware of a perl pserver client for cvs?
I'm interested in this for a reporting hook.
thanks for any pointers...
-Russ
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Hi ,
I have two issues :
1 . uses by default . But how to get
simply without -c option .
2. When I use orfor a module having nearly
1000 files , pserver is getting down .
Message is shown like the following at the middle
cvs [log aborted]: connect to nms-build:2401 failed
they forgot to remove... which
could be a security problem. So edit the passwd file directly from the
tree...
Kevin
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To: Info-Cvs (E-mail)
Subject: pserver question
I tried
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To: 'Furmaniuk, Michael'; Info-Cvs (E-mail)
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check in your actualy cvs tree and make sure the passwd file that is there
is the one you want.
the passwd file is not included in the checkout/commit of CVSROO
Furmaniuk, Michael writes:
>
> I know the passwd file is updated, I have had the new passwd file checkout
> with CVSROOT, I've deleted the directory and checked it out again to get the
> file. When I have done the update the changes show up there.
But it's $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/passwd that's signi
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Furmaniuk, Michael writes:
>
> I know the passwd file is updated, I have had the new passwd file
checkout
> with CVSROOT, I've deleted the directory and checked it out again to get
the
> file. When I have done the update the changes show up the
> From: "Furmaniuk, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2001 09:37:10 -0500
>
> My problem:
> I ... have changed the line in
> config to SystemAuth=no, and added the passwd file,
>
> However, if I try to use the passwd file I either get an incorrect
> password error if I chan
I read a thread from last year that mentioned the same type of issue
I am looking to resolve, although I did not find any appropriate
answers. I am looking to set up a cvs pserver, however it will be
located on my hosting provider's machine. I have shell access and
have compiled/inst
Peter Ajamian wrote:
> The passwords are not stored plain text in the passwd file, they have to
> be encrypted with the crypt() function. There's a utility available
> that I just finished work on this past week which will maintain the
> passwd and readers files for you automatically (it works s
On Thu, Mar 01, 2001 at 11:38:16AM -0500, Derek R. Price wrote:
> Peter Ajamian wrote:
> > There's a utility available
> > that I just finished work on this past week which will maintain the
> > passwd and readers files for you automatically (it works similar to the
> > regular Unix passwd program
"Derek R. Price" wrote:
>
> Peter Ajamian wrote:
>
> > The passwords are not stored plain text in the passwd file, they have to
> > be encrypted with the crypt() function. There's a utility available
> > that I just finished work on this past week which will maintain the
> > passwd and readers
Jari Aalto+usenet wrote:
>
> * Thu 2001-03-01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Peter Ajamian) gnu.cvs.help
> *
> | Ceartainly that will encrypt the password for you, but the cvspwd
> | utility I created will fully manage the passwd and readers files for
> | you, allowing you to add and remove users, set them
t now I am using pserver as internally we want that
to work first.
What I have done so far is:
- CVS is built correctly, I have done the telnet test on 2401 and get the
proper response.
- Put pserver into inetd.conf (I know its active as I can access it using
a system account).
- Have t
Stephen Morley writes:
>
> I built cvs from the 1.11 sources but it does not include pserver (that I
> can find). Where do you get a copy of this?
pserver is part of cvs, not a separate executable. If you do ``cvs
--help-commands'', you should see ``pserver'' in
MOHIT A LAD writes:
>
> My setup:
> =
> redhat 6.2 kernel2.2.14-12
> cvs1.10.7
I strongly suggest upgrading to the current release (1.11), which you
can get from www.cvshome.org, but that isn't what's causing your
problem.
> 1> export CVSROOT=:pserver:mohit@baharat:/usr/local/cvsdb
> 2
Steve Flatbush wrote:
>
>I can't find pserver anywhere, where can I get a copy of pserver?
>
pserver is not a separate program. It is simply a command specified
on the cvs command line (actually in inetd.conf but why split hairs?).
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Flatbush, Steve writes:
>
> I can't find pserver anywhere, where can I get a copy of pserver?
It's a CVS subcommand (like checkout and update), not a separate
program.
-Larry Jones
Kicking dust is the only part of this game we really
Hi Larry,
Thanks for the prompt response.
You were right on that one. I stopped the ypibnd - NIS binding process and
the things seem to be moving forward.
Now I created a sample project dir 'myproj' having sub-dirs 'bin', 'src' &
'inc'.
When I try to *import* this project into the repository i
MOHIT A LAD writes:
>
> When I try to *import* this project into the repository it throws the
> following error:
>
> cvs import -m "initial import into CVS" myproj mohit start
> cvs server: cannot open /root/.cvsignore: Permission denied
This is a *very* frequently asked question. See the manua
; chandra shekhar writes:
> >
> > I set up the pserver on my build
> > machine. and i added cvspserver 2401/tcp in
> /etc/services and also
> > made changes in inted.conf file and rebooted the
> machine. when i am
> > connecting from other machine it is asking
kanakpalli chandrashekhar writes:
>
> thank you larry i used the perl script given in karl
> fogel book. i entered the password generated by script
> in cvsroot/passwd file. when i am trying from other
> machine it is give :fatal error . can u explain me the
> format .
http://cvshome.org/docs/ma
chandra shekhar writes:
>
> I set up the pserver on my build
> machine. and i added cvspserver 2401/tcp in /etc/services and also
> made changes in inted.conf file and rebooted the machine. when i am
> connecting from other machine it is asking for password and when i am
&
I know this is going to seem really naive, but I'm really stuck with this.
I've installed CVS pserver on a linux box and it seems to work quite
happily. What I'm trying to do now is test a bunch of mac and windows
clients. I've started with WinCVS.
My situation is t
kanakpalli chandrashekhar wrote:
>
> thank you larry i used the perl script given in karl
> fogel book. i entered the password generated by script
> in cvsroot/passwd file. when i am trying from other
> machine it is give :fatal error . can u explain me the
> format .
Try the CVSpwd program loca
Sir,
I am using RedHat Linux 7.0 , and i want to configure pserver, so that
users can access repository remotely.
I have made a file in directory /etc/xinetd.d in the name cvspserver,
for entering details of server, but i am still not able to connect the
server.
Can you just guide me what should
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Ivens=20Porto?= writes:
>
> CVS password:
> cvs login: failed to open /home/ivens/.cvspass for reading: No such file
> or directory
> cvs [login aborted]: fatal error: exiting
[...]
> The interesting thing is that if i make a:
>
> touch ~/.cvspass
>
> and try to login again again
Awais Majeed writes:
>
> i have some problems to discuss with you. i am using cvs.while connecting
> to the server, i am using the pserver. i want to automate the process,
> that is i want to supply the user name and password once, and avoid the
> prompt of the 'cvs log
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> Hi,
>
> I have a Problem with a cvs pserver. After a cvs login, which was
> successful, I can't run a cvs checkout. Other commands like cvs
> commit or cvs update are successful, too.
>
> I get the following error:
>
> cvs s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> cvs server: cannot open /root/.cvsignore: Permission denied
> cvs [server aborted]: can't chdir ( /root ): Permission denied
Upgrade to the current release of CVS (1.11.1p1), which you can get from
www.cvshome.org, or go search the archives for this very common prob
Mark writes:
>
> there seems to be cvs pserver processes hanging around after the respective
> client has gone on to bigger and better things.
What release of CVS and what platform?
That indicates that clients are going away without properly closing
their connections to the serv
cvs 1.11.1p1 server/client on solaris 2.6 and cvs 1.11 client on Windows NT
(plus some mach next 3.3 machine clients 1.11.1p1). We are running psever with
non-root account from inetd.conf
I usually wait more than 24hrs before cleaning up misc pserver processes.
Is it possible that the client
Mark writes:
>
> Is it possible that the client is responding to the KEEPALIVE signal, even
> though it no longer needs/uses that particular pserver process? on UNIX the
> client process exits after the command runs, I am unsure about windows and
> WinCVS.
I suppose it's po
ation?
Moises.
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Subject: Re: pserver permission
Zanabria, Moises writes:
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> When I run the EXT method I don't have
, but when you run
with :pserver:, you specify an explicit userid:
:pserver:user@host:/CVS
-Larry Jones
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Subject: Re: pserver permission
Zanabria, Moises writes:
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> Thanks for the quickly response Larry, but I'm confuse , my user it
belongs
> to the same group that CVSROOT directory owner:
But is that the user you specified in your $CVSROOT? When you run with
:ext:, your local us
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