We have a non open-source project with geographically distributed
developers who need access to CVS. They need to be able to get
through the firewall from the Internet to get to the CVS server inside
the firewall. Since the project is not open-source, it seems we
should use the ext/ssh protocol.
However, developers also need to ssh to the firewall to login to the
internal network. I would like to set up an arbitrary port, say 9999,
which will be forwarded to the ssh port on the CVS server. Is it
possible to configure the CVS client to talk to a different port than
the default ssh port (e.g. possibly through a CVSROOT variable.)?
I am currently using cvs 1.10.7 but would be willing to upgrade to get
this functionality as long it is stable. I would also consider any
patches that are available.
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Stephen Rasku E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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TGI Technologies http://www.pop-star.net/
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