Hi,

To integrate IDEA with CVS and sourceforge i proceeded in the following 
fashion:

step1: download cygwin (don't forget csh and ssh modules)

step2: generate SSH keys and put the public part on sourceforge. Sourceforge 
help page is very explicit on that one 
(https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=774&group_id=1)
I generated the keys using cygwin tools.

step3: login with cvs to sourceforge to register the server and to make sure 
that your cvs config is ok.

at this stage you should have in your cygwin home (c:\cygwin\home\$login) a 
.ssh directory and .cvspass file and cvs login shouldn't ask for your 
password.

now once this is done you're all set to configure IDEA.
edit the IDEA startup file and insert the following lines :

set PATH=C:\java\jdk1.3.1\bin;C:\cygwin\bin
set HOME=C:\cygwin\home\Administrateur
set CVS_RSH=ssh
set CVS_PASSFILE=C:\cygwin\home\Administrateur\.cvspass

i'm logged in as "Administrateur" on my machine.

You must then run IDEA and edit the project properties, select cvs pane and:

For the general view:

1/ set Path to CVS Client to "C:\cygwin\bin\cvs.exe"
2/ Add a CVS Root and define the following elements:
    a/ Host: cvs.raccoon.sourceforge.net (raccoon is the project name)
    b/ Username: sourceforge login
    c/ access method : ext
    d/ repository path: /cvsroot/raccoon

For the Advanced view:

1/ Set GZIP compression to 3

For the file view set the path so that it matches exactly what you see on 
the CVS sourceforge site.


et voila, all should be well :o)

a++ Cedric




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