"David A. Cobb" wrote:
> Second try I let CVS start SSH, as it should do. The /attached/ session
> log shows that it went fine until the SSH passed the "cvs server"
> command up to its counterpart. Then nothing!
Try executing various commands, leading up to cvs commands in an ssh shell. Something
like:
ssh -lcvsuser cvsserver.wherever.com 'echo $PATH'
ssh -lcvsuser cvsserver.wherever.com 'pwd'
ssh -lcvsuser cvsserver.wherever.com 'cvs --version'
echo "elicit an error response^D" |ssh -lcvsuser cvsserver.wherever.com 'cvs
server'
'^D' represents a control-d character. I can produce them in my shell with the
sequence control-v + control-d. 'cvsuser' and the host name are arbitrary and depend
on your
setup.
If none of those commands work, it's an ssh setup problem. If they do work and the
output doesn't help you diagnose the problem, send the output back to me and I'll try
and
help some more.
Derek
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