To my knowledge CVS doesn't know how to do that. Here are some possible
solutions:
1) You might be able to rig a proxy for pserver using transparent proxying. I
don't know much about it but it was in the Linux Firewall or the Linux
IPCHAINS HOWTOs or someplace like that ( http://www.linuxdoc.org ).
2) If you have shell access to the proxy machine and shell access to the CVS
account, you can rig something like setting CVS_RSH=proxy-rsh-to-wherever.org;
and using a script to this effect:
#!/bin/sh
# proxy-rsh-to-wherever.org
rsh proxy-machine rsh -l <remotecvsuserid> cvs-machine.wherever.org
3) Some combination of the above. For instance using ssh, open a tunnel to
wherever.org through the proxy and pserver through that.
Derek
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MOHAMED HATEM wrote:
> Hi there
>
> Does any one know how to use the cvs with a proxy server.
> Where I want to build the mozilla on Linux Redhat 6.2 And I want to set the
> cvs to be working with proxy server.
>
> Please send me if YOU know any thing.
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