I restarted xinetd after config, and it isn't working yet. when using wincvs 1.1, cvsroot = :pserver:*user*@192.168.0.128:/work/cvs/ method = passwd file on cvs server.
The password is not accepted, whereas it is the same as cvs server and login is OK on cvs server with the same *user* : login aborted, connection refused. I use the same config for xinetd as yours, with -d option to specify cvsroot. Some questions about your CVS config : 1. How does cvs know its cvsroot if you only pass PATH variable to it, and without -d option as parameter? 2. Is there simple ways to use a different passwd file ? I heard of perl script doing the job. Sebastien MARAUX "Larry Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a �crit dans le message de news: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > smaraux writes: > > > > a cvs server setup tutorial adviced to do so : > > take the /etc/shadow file and take off all services lines, > > then only keep first and second field of each line. > > the tutorial was : > > http://www.michael-amorose.com/cvs/6_1.html > > and you can read it on step 8. > > That's fine -- I just wanted to be sure you weren't trying to use > /etc/shadow without having modified it. However, there really isn't any > point in doing that -- you can get exactly the same result by using > SystemAuth=yes in your CVSROOT/config file (which is the default) and > not having a CVSROOT/passwd file. > > > 3. your config looks like mine, exept that you define a PATH for passenv. Is > > it the passwd file path (like $CVSROOT/CVSROOT/) ? > > No, that keeps xinetd from passing a bunch of (generally incorrect) > environment variables to CVS. It says to only pass $PATH and nothing > else. > > Did you remember to restart xinetd or send it whatever signal causes it > to re-read its configuration data after adding your cvspserver file? > > -Larry Jones > > No one can prove I did that!! -- Calvin > _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
