Here's a third party product for NT ssh:
http://www.europe.datafellows.com/f-secure/ssh/webclub/
I'm assuming rsh is out of the question. If not MKS (blech!) provides one.
Noel
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Subject: Re: Changing author field
"Noel L Yap" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> If you use client/server CVS, users would have their CVSROOT set to
> something like "user_account_name@repo_server:/cvsroot". CVS would
> then know them by their Unix account names.
I would have done that if Windows(95/98/NT) came with an equivalent of
`ssh'. I'm no Windows expert, but as far as I can tell it doesn't. I
would gladly be shown to be wrong though.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05/16/2000 01:26:03 AM
>
> Dear all,
>
> I have a number of Windows users that access a CVS repository through
> WinCvs. The repository is available to them as a Samba share (that's
> Windoze for NFS mountable, well close enough ;-).
>
> Thing is that all their commits are logged with their Windows logon
> names which are rather cryptic (employee ID numbers). As all these
> users also have a Unix account (with descriptive user names) on the
> machine running the CVS repository, I'd like to change that.
> How would I go about that?
>
> Right now, the *,v files show Windows logon in the author field.
I've set the reply-to to me as I don't subscribe to the list (my mail
box gets full enough already ;-).
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