If I start with an empty repository, I get this:
bash-3.00$ cvsnt -f -d `pwd`/CVS_REPO init
cvsnt init: Unable to register repository.
cvsnt init: Your login may not have sufficient permissions to modify the
cvsnt init: global server settings.
If I start with an empty repository, add CVSROOT/admin (with appropriate
user name therein), I get the same thing:
bash-3.00$ cvsnt -f -d `pwd`/CVS_REPO init
cvsnt init: Unable to register repository.
cvsnt init: Your login may not have sufficient permissions to modify the
cvsnt init: global server settings.
If I create a repository via vanilla cvs then try to force a cvsnt init, I
get this:
bash-3.00$ cvsnt -f -d `pwd`/CVS_REPO init
cvsnt [init aborted]: Repository at /export/local/home/toolsadm/CVS_REPO
already exists.
If I start with an empty repository and try to use pserver to do an init, I
get this:
bash-3.00$ cvsnt -f -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:`pwd`/CVS_REPO init
cvsnt [init aborted]: cvsnt [server aborted]: Cannot access
/export/local/home/toolsadm/CVS_REPO/CVSROOT: No such file or directory
-- of course it's empty ... I'm trying to do an init !
If I add CVSROOT/admin only and try to use pserver, I get this:
bash-3.00$ cvsnt -f -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:`pwd`/CVS_REPO init
cvsnt [server aborted]: Must specify root for remote init command
BTW: My PServer file contains this:
RemoteInitRoot=/export/local/home/toolsadm/CVS_REPO
And yes, I did do a cvsnt login to this repository and it is saved in
~/.cvs/cvspass correctly.
What am I missing?
Thanks,
Tom
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