The commands for doing CVS over SSH with sourceforge are a little different than
anonymous CVS. Sourceforge has plenty of detailed documentation on the subject, but
here's a quick synopsis.
Set up CVS to tunnel through SSH: (you must have a working ssh installation)
micah@omega:~/sf/pgui > export CVS_RSH=ssh
Check out a working copy of the modules you want:
micah@omega:~/sf/pgui > cvs -z3 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/pgui co
pgserver cli_c
Modify the working copy. You can just use 'cvs add foo.c' to add new files, without
any additional parameters. To share your work, just run 'cvs commit' and type a log
message. If you get tired of typing your sourceforge password for every command, you
can make an SSH key with 'ssh-keygen' and put a copy of your public key on the CVS
server. You have to use the Sourceforge web interface to do this.
Good luck!
On Mon, 13 August 2001, Tasnim Ahmed wrote:
>
>
> Anyone please give me a short course on CVS :(
>
> [root@debugger pgui]# cvs
> -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/pgui login
> (Logging in to [EMAIL PROTECTED])
> CVS password:
> [root@debugger pgui]# cvs
> -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/pgui/pgserver/log add -m
> "adding my log and todo files" pgserver/log/tasnim-*.txt
> cvs add: authorization failed: server cvs.pgui.sourceforge.net rejected access
> cvs add: used empty password; try "cvs login" with a real password
> [root@debugger pgui]#
> --
> -debugger
>
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