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Hi!
Yes, they do require a real
account on the CVS pserver if you are not using the SysAuth=no in the 'config'
file in the CVSROOT/ administrative files. If you are using this then you have
to create a 'passwd' file and enter users in that. For further clarification,
please refer Per Cederqvist for Administrative files or the CVS REd Book by Karl
Fogel. These both are available as links and/or PDF documents from the http://www.cvshome.org site. You can refer to
them.
Hope this helps ... ;-)
Gagneet
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