Re: Unable to install CVS Server on Windows OS

[Jim Hyslop]

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I downloaded the binary file CVS 1.11.20 (https://ccvs.cvshome.org/) for
Windows OS and installed as per install file.

But I am unable to start CVS Server. When I run "cvs version", then getting
"Concurrent Version System 1.11.20 (Client)".
The cvshome version of CVS cannot run as a server on Windows. Use CVSNT 
as your server instead (www.cvsnt.org).


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Jim



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Re: Unable to install CVS Server on Windows OS

[Derek Price]

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>So, My requirement is to install CVS Server one machine and CVS Client on
>other machine for Windows OS Network which configuration is given below:-
>
>Operating System: Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional (32-bit)
>  
>

The GNU CVS project does not run as a server by default on Windows.  If
you must use a Windows CVS server and GNU CVS, you need to install the
Cygwin UNIX tools and most likely follow the Cygwin SSHD HOWTO to set up
a Windows OpenSSH Server, then follow the CVS instructions for setting
up a CVS server for SSH access in the CVS manual.

Alternately, you might try the CVSNT project.  They forked from GNU CVS
some time ago, but implement a CVS-like Server on Windows NT and its
derivatives (2000, XP, ...).

Derek




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