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Can you use pserver with multiple repositories?
From: |
foomonkey |
Subject: |
Can you use pserver with multiple repositories? |
Date: |
6 Jul 2005 12:49:21 -0700 |
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G2/0.2 |
I have a directory named /cvs in which I would like to place several
CVS repositories. I began with creating a repository (cvs -d /cvs init)
in the /cvs directory and configuring pserver. This all works well and
I can access the repository from remote machines with something like:
cvs -d :pserver:address@hidden:/cvs login
But... I wanted to create "subrepositories" like /cvs/mq, /cvs/java,
etc. This works fine as well as long as I am on the machine where I
have created the repositories. I can do things like, cvs -d /cvs/mq
import..., and that works fine.
The problem comes when I try to use pserver to access one of the
"subrepositories" from a remote machine like:
cvs -d :pserver:address@hidden/cvs/mq login
I get an error "no such repository."
Is this because the entry in inetd.conf specifies "--allow-root=/cvs" ?
In other words, pserver only knows about the one repository which
exists in /cvs. It doesn't look for the one I specify on the command
line on the remote computer.
So the question is, can you only use a single repository on a given
machine where pserver is configured? No "subrepositories"?
Thanks in advance.
Andrew
- Can you use pserver with multiple repositories?,
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