[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> I need to set up a central repository for 6 remote sites that will
> have both Unix & NT clients. Reading through the sparse documentation
> on remote repositories and setting up CVS client / server, I'm
> unclear whether this utility will meet my requirements or if it's
> more
> suited to local (single site) version control.
Client/server CVS is used to manage the repositories for CVS itself,
FreeBSD, Linux, and other projects with developers all over the world; I
think it can handle six sites. :-)
> I would very much appreciate feedback from the CVS gurus and
> anyone else who has successfully (or otherwise) attempted something
> similar. Any comments on security issues for my proposed
> configuration
> would also be welcomed.
Read the entire section on "Remote repositories" in the CVS manual (I'm
not sure how eight pages can be considered "sparse"), paying particular
attention to "Security considerations with password authentication".
-Larry Jones
What's Santa's definition? How good do you have to be to qualify as good?
-- Calvin
