crco> Thanks for the thought, but CVSROOT is set correctly. crco> The line I used to invoke cvs is: crco> cvs -d :pserver:stephen@localhost:e:srv/cvs login crco> Standard I hope. crco> Could someone please confirm that Win2000 with all service paks and security crco> fixes works with CVSNT pserver. I work with pserver protocol on a CVSNT (1.11.1.2)-server installed on a W2k(SP2) box. I use WinCVS(1.2,1.3) and command prompt both from the same machine and from another machine through LAN. It does work. Look - I have this in WinCVS dialog box on both machines: CVSROOT: lk@Wrc:h:/cvs1 (password authentication) Where lk - username, wrc - is the name of W2k host computer, h:/cvs1 - path to repository. crco> cvs -d :pserver:stephen@localhost:e:srv/cvs login With Windows host if CVSROOT is set to :local: you should use backslashes. I just tried :localhost: it also works OK, see: NEW CVSROOT: lk@localhost:h:\cvs1 (password authentication) cvs login Logging in to :pserver:lk@localhost:2401h:\cvs1 *****CVS exited normally with code 0***** cvs -d :pserver:lk@localhost:h:\cvs1 init *****CVS exited normally with code 0***** cvs checkout -P cvsroot (in directory H:\forMBS\sandbox\new) cvs server: Updating cvsroot U cvsroot/checkoutlist ......... Leonia _______________________________________________ Cvsnt mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt
