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Hi
have you copied the passwds from /etc/passwd file ???
Hi!
I have been using the SystemAuth=yes method
to authenticate users for
CVS Server. (available in the CVSROOT/config
file). The System I am using is
Red Hat 8 with cvs-1.11.2. The repository
is in /cvs directory. The
permissions for this are ug+rwx. It belongs to
root user and cvs group.
Currently the requirements
changed and I was required to setup a
scenario to use the CVSROOT/passwd
file for the authentication procedure.
The steps I carried out
were:
a) Created a group 'cvs'.
b)
Assigned 5 users to it. These were already existing users on the CVS
Server
machine.
c) Copied the passwords from the System
passwords file to the CVSROOT
directory.
d) Changed
permission for this as ugo+r (read only for user, group
and
others).
e) The structure of the file is
thus,
gagneet:hfhsdgst/gjkgj/..*&:gagneet
xyz:askjdflkaj;;;dmjdjkdl:xyz
abc:askjdflkaj;;;dmjdjkdl:abc
uvw:askjdflkaj;;;dmjdjkdl:uvw
pqr:askjdflkaj;;;dmjdjkdl:pqr
(Earlier I had also tried with giving the
user name at the end., i.e.,
gagneet:hfhsdgst/gjkgj/..*&
)
On the client side I am using WinCVS 13b10. When I try to now login
the
following error message is given.
cvs -d
:pserver:gagneet@cvsserver:/cvs login
Logging in to
:pserver:gagneet@cvsserver:2401/cvs
Fatal error, aborting.
cvs [login
aborted]: gagneet
: no such user
***** CVS exited normally with code 1
*****
without the system username it gives:
cvs -d
:pserver:gagneet@cvsserver:/cvs login
Logging in to
:pserver:gagneet@cvsserver:2401/cvs
Fatal error, aborting.
cvs [login
aborted]:
: no such user
***** CVS exited normally with code 1
*****
Also, when I give a wrong password, the following message comes
up.
cvs -d :pserver:gagneet@cvsserver:/cvs login
Logging in to
:pserver:gagneet@cvsserver:2401/cvs
cvs [login aborted]: authorization
failed: server cvsserver rejected access
to /cvs for user
gagneet
***** CVS exited normally with code 1 *****
This should
mean that the settings on the CVS Server are fine but they are
not working
with the CVSROOT/passwd file.
My cvspserver file in the /etc/xinetd.d/
directory contains the following
content:
# default: on
#
#
service cvspserver
#
service cvspserver
{
disable =
no
id = cvspserver
env =
HOME=/home/gagneet
socket_type = stream
protocol =
tcp
port = 2401
wait = no
user =
root
passenv = PATH
server =
/usr/bin/cvs
server_args = -f --allow-root=/cvs
pserver
}
Please Help. I do not know now what else is to be
done.. I have tried all
from my side..
Thank
you
Gagneet
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