Hi
You'll have to indicate the "access method" that cvs must use, e.g.
pserver, ntserver or - in your case - local. (See Cederqvist chapter 2).
The presence of the colon in the NT-drivename is mis-interpreted as a part
of an "access method".
Your cvsroot should look like this: CVSROOT=:local:H:\
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2001-09-24 11:31
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til "Erik
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Hi,
I want to use CVS on a WINNT network. I normally work in UNIX environments,
and I am not that familiar win WINNT. I have downloaded cvs and I want to
set up a repository. I have a drive on the network (H:\) which I want to
use
as CVSROOT.
So I set CVSROOT to be "H:\"
and call cvs init
I get the following error:
cvs [init aborted]: no such host h
So cvs thinks H is a host. Can somebody help me?? I cannot set the
repository to my local drive, since more collegeaus have to work with it.
Thank you very much,
Erik
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