From: Dan Churchill
Hi,
>> From: Larry Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> it's almost surely an inetd problem -- either the path to cvs is
>> wrong in inted.conf (check it very carefully)
>
> That was the solution to my problem. I was experiencing
> exactly the same symptoms. I ran a >'which cvs' and found
> that cvs was not really in /usr/local/bin. I updated
> inetd.conf to thecorrect path, and things have been
> wonderful ever since! :)
Not sure what you mean by 'which cvs', but a search of my system indicates
that I am using the correct path. For some reason, my installation did not
put things in /usr/local/, but the directory I ran the installation from.
Maybe that is the problem?
Cheers
Phil
