On Tue, 29 May 2001, Larry Jones wrote:
LJ>David Zaroski writes:
LJ>>
LJ>> Create file 'cvspserver' in '/etc/xinetd.d' (containing the following):
LJ>>
LJ>> service cvspserver
LJ>> {
LJ>> flags = REUSE NAMEINARGS
LJ>> socket_type = stream
LJ>> protocol = tcp
LJ>> wait = no
LJ>> user = root
LJ>> server = /usr/bin/cvs
LJ>> server_args = cvs -f --allow-root=/home/bhavani/cvsroot pserver
LJ>> }
LJ>
LJ>You should also have:
LJ>
LJ> passenv = PATH
LJ>
LJ>to avoid problems with $HOME being set inappropriately.
Correct, you may also have to use xinetd's 'env' option as well, depending
on how you start the xinetd process. I left those options out of the above
description since they apply more to xinetd than CVS, but they can be
very important depending on the circumstances. ;-)
.....Dave
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