Sandy Thota writes:
>
> I have CVS setup on a Solaris server say server1 from before .
> Now I setup CVS on another Solaris server say server2, and did all the
> required configuration in /etc/inetd.conf, created repository etc.
> Actually the repository is running on a HPUX server. It's being shared and
> mounted on both the Solaris servers.
Don't do that, it's just asking for trouble! Run a CVS server on the HP
instead.
> CVS [checkout aborted]: connect to server2.mydomain.com:2401 failed:
> Connection refused.
That means that inetd isn't even listening for connections -- either you
forgot to restart it after changing inetd.conf or it can't grok the line
you added to inetd.conf. Look for error messages from inetd in your
syslog and/or run it in debug mode to track down the problem. One
common problem is cvspserver being an unknown service because the system
is using an NIS map instead of /etc/services.
-Larry Jones
It's a Doofus Ignoramus! Our hero slowly reaches for his stun blaster!
-- Calvin
