I know this worked once, and my repository config file has my real password.
Somehow though -- although
the other values are being taken from my repository config, the password is
being reported as blank, and
so the repository name is being used as a password. Could something I
checked out interfere? Could something
I set in one of the other config files interfere? Any pointers appreciated.
Attempting to run:
C:\Gump\workspace>update trysybase
cvs -z3 -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/xxxx/cvsroot checkout -P
(repository name)
cvs checkout: Empty password used - try 'cvs login' with a real password
cvs [checkout aborted]: authorization failed: server xxxx.trysybase.com
rejected
access to /xxxx/cvsroot for user xxx
C:\Gump\workspace>
Config:
<repository name="trysybase" type="cvs">
<title>TrySybase</title>
<home-page>http://www.TrySybase.com/</home-page>
<root>
<method>pserver</method>
<user>xxxx</user>
<password>REAL PASSWORD HERE</password>
<hostname>xxxx.trysybase.com</hostname>
<path>/xxxx/cvsroot</path>
</root>
</repository>
Adam
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