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J.Neuhoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> I have set up a CVSNT server (Version 2.0.46) on a Windows-2003 box,
> opened up its default port 2401 through the firewall,
> and now I am trying to remotely access this box from
> a Fedora Core-2 Linux machine.
> Using the pserver-protocol works fine. However,
> when using the sspi-protocol, I always get this error message:
>
> $ cvs -d:sspi:<my-user-id>@<server-ip-address>:2401/cvsroot login
> cvs login: Unknown method (`sspi') in CVSROOT.
> cvs [login aborted]: Bad CVSROOT:
> `:sspi:<my-user-id>@<server-ip-address>:2401/cvsroot'.
> $
>
> What do I have to do to get the sspi-protocol
> (which I was told is safer) to work?
The CVS client on your Fedora Core-2 GNU/Linux box is probably a
cvshome.org version which does not support the sspi protocol.
You may need to download a cvsnt.org client to your Fedora box
and use that instead of cvs if you wish to use sspi.
Personally, I recomment using :ext: with CVS_RSH=ssh as the most
reasonable client/server protocol. Both CVS and CVSNT support it.
-- Mark
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