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Subject: Re: Trying to set up cvs + ssh + mac client
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One of the Mac distributions has a set of MPW tools which implement the
command line interface. However, don't remember which distribution it was. I
do remember I could not figure out how to get it to work.

There is a development version of MacCVSPro that supports ssh. MacCVSPro can
be found at <http://www.maccvs.org/>. They have moved the source tree to
SourceForge, but due to some sort of snafu you cannot access it yet. If you
check the MacCVSPro list archives at eGroups.com, you should be able to find
the link to download a pre-built copy of the build that supports ssh.

I hope that helps...

Dave


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