Hello Matt,
I run a pserver on the loopback interface of my CVS server
and I have a Mac developer SSH tunneling to it while
everyone else uses CVS_RSH=ssh1
I don't know know of any other way to do it, but this
way seems to work quite well.
--
Rob Helmer
Namodn
On Tue, Feb 06, 2001 at 10:33:24AM -0800, Matt Munz wrote:
> Hi All.
>
> Feel free to rtfm me on this. I'd be happy to read a manual that *clearly*
>addresses this issue. If you know about one, please let me know.
>
> I am connecting to my cvs server just fine with my win2k boxes running ssh1
>clients. I'm *not* using tunneling for this. Cvs thinks it's using rsh via :ext:,
>and I have $CVS_RSH set to ssh. But before I started patting myself on the back, I
>realized I needed to do the same thing on a Mac. Not being as familiar with macs as
>I'd like to be, I went looking for notes on the web, without much success. Now I'm
>here looking for solutions to the problem -- I'm trying to avoid hacks and
>"quick-fixes".
>
> I'd prefer to have a command-line type of client that connects to the server in
>the same way that my win2k boxes do. I'd also prefer to use only free software that
>installs relatively easily. Do you know of a cvs client + ssh client that fits this
>description?
>
> Back in the real world, any answers to the following questions would help a
>lot...
>
> Is there a command-line cvs client for mac?
>
> Can a mac connect to a cvs server using ssh w/o using port tunneling?
>
> If absolutely necessary, how can I set up a tunnel easily, both on the server
>(OpenBSD/Unix), and the client?
>
> Thanks for any help/advice you might have.
>
> - Matt Munz
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
>
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