Sam,
You may want to try the cvsnt mailing list as well (subscribe at
www.cvsnt.com)
I assume you are using Tony Hoyles cvsnt ?
Reading the past messages there should help, I've also attached a recent
e-mail between Tony, Myself and another lister... (at the end)
Regs,
Arthur
> Hi,
> I've installed CVS for windows and the client WINCVS.In the same
> machine,if
> i have the CVSROOT defined as
> :local:cvsroot evrything works fine.
> My understanding is that both my client and server is in the same
> machine.But when i want my client in a different machine,it doesent seem
> to
> work.
>
> Can anyone of u pls let me know how to do it?
>
> thanx,
> sam
>
Arthur Barrett wrote:
> Authentication: ntserver
> Use version: cvs-1.10 (NT Server).
This is needed only for ntserver mode, pserver will work with the standard
version.
Also ntserver mode won't work on Win95 clients (Seems to be a Win95 bug).
> Make sure you have copied both the DLL and CVS.EXE to the WINCVS
> directory....
> Make sure that cvs.exe is in your PATH.
>
> Use the command line client:
> set CVSROOT=:ntserver:rukman@pc-rukman:F:\CVSROOT
> cvs init
This won't work. Use either:
CVSROOT=:pserver:rukman@pc-rukman:f:\cvsroot (pserver mode)
or
CVSROOT=:ntserver:pc-rukman:f:\cvsroot (ntserver mode)
> If this doesnt work, you can try (this negates the cvs NT server).
> set CVSROOT=:local:F:\CVSROOT
> cvs init
>
Also make sure that WinCVS authentication is set correctly to either 'passwd
file on server' for pserver mode, or
'nt server' for ntserver mode.
Tony
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