Peter,
Peter Reinhardt wrote:
Hi,
I am currently working on a project at sourceforge.net.
I checked out using the pserver anonymous login. Now I have changed some
files and I want to commit my settings, but I am not able to do this,
because the anonymous-user does not have writing rights.
I then tried to login via ssh with my username at cvs.sourceforge.net to
authorize my commit process, but the server answered with
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Welcome to cvs1.sourceforge.net
This is a restricted Shell Account
You cannot execute anything here.
Connection to cvs.sourceforge.net closed.
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Now how I am able to commit my changes to the repository?
This is not a SourceForge support mailing list. You'll get better
response from the sourceforge.net support group.
That being said, SourceForge does not allow shell access to the server
for developers as a security measure. Developers never need shell access
to the server anyway, and project admins only occasionally, IMO.
As to why you can't commit, you answered your own question: anonymous
users don't have writing rights to that project.
Assuming that you are a member of the project with write privileges,
have you tried specifying your userid when commiting?
cvs -d :pserver:<your_user_id>@sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/<project>
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Sandia National Laboratory, NM.
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