On Fri, Sep 29, 2000 at 10:39:43AM -0400, Larry Jones wrote:
> You can't use CVS without logging in *somehow* -- either logging in to
> the local machine to use it in local mode, logging in with rsh to use
> server mode, logging in to CVS to use pserver mode, or logging in with
> Kerberos to use kserver mode. You need to be more explicit about what
> it is you want to do.
I think he wants per-session login instead of the normal bahaviour. e.g.,
- log in to linux host
- log in to cvs
- log out of linux host
By default, the user would now sill be logged in to CVS and could log back in
to the linux host and go without having to redo their CVS login. I think
what he wants is to have a host logout automatically do a cvs logout also.
I suppose you could do this by telling all users to put "cvs logout" in their
.bash_logout (or equivalent), but that's easily bypassed.
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